Bloomberg has published illustrations showing what Siri might look like in iOS 27. This is still a leak, not a final version — Apple often tests multiple design options, and the public release may differ. Now let’s take a look at what iOS 27 might bring. The official announcement is expected at WWDC on June 8.
Ready for the new Siri to look like this?
What We Know About the New iOS 27 Design
The illustrations were created by Bloomberg itself based on descriptions from sources inside Apple — meaning we’re not seeing actual screenshots, but rather an artistic reconstruction of the design. The outlet explicitly warns: the company is internally testing different options, and the final design in June may differ from what’s shown.
This is a continuation of previous reports from the same Bloomberg about a Siri redesign. There are few new facts — the main point here is the visual representation of what had previously been described in words.
The main change: Siri will live inside the Dynamic Island — the “pill” around the front camera. The assistant can be activated in two ways:
Swipe on Dynamic Island and the Siri interface opens
- Say “Siri” or hold the power button — a new animation will launch right in the Dynamic Island.
- Swipe down from the top center of the screen — a new “Search or Ask” interface will open for entering a query via text or voice.
Because of this, the gesture logic changes as well: Notification Center opens from the left corner. If you’re used to pulling down the shade from the center — you’ll need to retrain yourself.
How Apple Will Combine Siri, Search, and AI in iOS 27
This is a universal bar where you can type or say almost anything. According to Bloomberg’s description, through it you can launch apps, start messages, check the weather, add calendar events, search notes, run shortcuts, and search the internet via Apple’s new AI-powered search engine — a Perplexity competitor.
You can run searches
Results are displayed as cards with text and images that slide out from the Dynamic Island. Swiping down opens a full-fledged chat with Siri — like ChatGPT or Gemini.
And get results without opening a browser
The most interesting part is support for third-party AI agents. According to Bloomberg, Apple is testing integration not only with ChatGPT, but also with Google Gemini and Anthropic Claude. The interface will feature a button with a dropdown menu — to choose which AI to send the query to. If this makes it to release, iPhone owners will be able to decide which model to use themselves, rather than depending solely on Apple’s partnership with OpenAI.
New iPhone Camera Settings in iOS 27
According to the leak, the Camera app will get an “Add Widgets” panel for camera customization — you’ll be able to pin the tools and controls you need. For those who shoot frequently, this is convenient: no more digging through menus for the right mode or setting every time.
The new camera mode is visible in the top screenshot
Bloomberg also mentions illustrations of new AI tools: grammar checking and photo editing features called Extend and Reframe — expanding a frame and reassembling it for a different format. There are no details in the leak about how exactly this works or how well it performs.
iOS 27 Release Date
iOS 27 will be shown in just over a week at WWDC 2026
In short: this is a rumor, not an announcement. Bloomberg is a serious source, and its Apple predictions often come true, but even the outlet itself emphasizes that the final product may look different. The illustrations are a reconstruction, not leaked screenshots from Apple.
What actually matters for iPhone owners:
- If you use Siri a lot — be prepared for a new activation logic and a different entry point for the Notification Center.
- If you shoot on iPhone — camera customization could genuinely simplify daily workflows.
- If freedom of AI choice matters to you — keep an eye on the Gemini and Claude integration announcement, as it’s potentially the most useful change.
Apple will show iOS 27 at WWDC: the presentation will take place on June 8. Then it will become clear what from the leak made it to release, what remained in internal prototypes, and what was postponed. Until that date, any “confirmations” of Siri and camera design are still guesses based on source claims, not facts.
If you were planning to update right away — there’s definitely no rush: the first beta will come out after the keynote, and the stable version will arrive in the fall alongside the new iPhones. Until then, there’s no point in changing your habits and gestures over a leak.
