Overview
- Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported on Monday that Apple has kept three iOS 27 features out of its WWDC announcement even though they appear in internal employee builds.
- The three items are a simplified Modular‑style watch face, a redesigned customizable Camera app, and an Extensions framework that would let Siri route queries to third‑party chatbots.
- Independent checks of the public iOS 27 and watchOS 27 developer betas found none of these features, so their wider availability remains unconfirmed by Apple.
- The reported Extensions setup includes a chatbot picker and an App Store section and would require vendors to get entitlements, which could enable models like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude to plug into Siri under Apple’s controls.
- Observers say holding the features back would let Apple match software to new hardware, limit regional or privacy risks, and give the company time to finalize developer rules before a likely September reveal.