Coaching, wellness features & AI make the biggest impact in watchOS 27
Apple previewed watchOS 27 on June 8 during WWDC26, bringing Siri AI to Apple Watch while expanding health tracking, Workout Buddy, and Smart Stack with new Apple Intelligence-powered features. Siri AI on watchOS 27 watchOS 27 puts Siri AI at the center of the Apple Watch experience. Apple says the new assistant can answer open-ended questions, hold more natural conversations, and find information from a user's personal context. The update also expands Workout Buddy with new coaching insights based on fitness history and support for Spanish. Smart Stack is gaining more contextual suggestions that surface useful information throughout the day. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple previewed watchOS 27 on June 8 during WWDC26, bringing Siri AI to Apple Watch while expanding health tracking, Workout Buddy, and Smart Stack with new Apple Intelligence-powered features. Siri AI on watchOS 27 watchOS 27 puts Siri AI at the center of the Apple Watch experience. Apple says the new assistant can answer open-ended questions, hold more natural conversations, and find information from a user's personal context. The update also expands Workout Buddy with new coaching insights based on fitness history and support for Spanish. Smart Stack is gaining more contextual suggestions that surface useful information throughout the day. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple previewed watchOS 27 on June 8 during WWDC26, bringing Siri AI to Apple Watch while expanding health tracking, Workout Buddy, and Smart Stack with new Apple Intelligence-powered features.
Siri AI on watchOS 27 watchOS 27 puts Siri AI at the center of the Apple Watch experience.
Apple says the new assistant can answer open-ended questions, hold more natural conversations, and find information from a user's personal context.
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