iPhone learns new Siri commands in Music, Messages and Calendar
The first iOS 27.3 beta extends Siri AI to many apps, and Apple is opening the support to app developers.
Siri on iPhone will understand more commands. You can ask it to send a message later or make a song list. The version is for testing only for now.
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You will finish by voice tasks that took many taps, like scheduling a message or building a playlist.
Watch: the public release arrives later this year.
The details
- In Music you can create playlists by voice and save them to your library.
- In Messages: schedule sending, edit or unsend a message and react with emoji.
- In Calendar events are created with invitees, locations and video-call links, and Reminders gets urgent reminders for the first time.
- Siri now supports the Journal app, organizes Safari tabs, and reads and creates files.
- The release is a developer beta; the source says it will reach everyone later this year. Weather, Maps and Shortcuts are in testing.
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