Apple's busy March continues with eight new product announcements and a Mac launch record, while the company prepares to finally deliver Personal Intelligence for Siri. The long-awaited enhancement, part of Apple Intelligence unveiled at WWDC 2024, has faced numerous delays since Apple first announced its plans for a "more personalized" Siri with contextual awareness and cross-app capabilities.

Apple officially delayed the feature in March 2025, then announced a collaboration with Google in January 2026 to power future Apple Intelligence features with Gemini models. The tech giant initially targeted iOS 26.4 for these enhancements but has since shifted focus to iOS 26.5 and iOS 27, with speculation suggesting a potential first beta arrival as early as March 30.

While the exact feature set remains unclear, industry watchers anticipate Apple will prioritize delivering the originally announced capabilities in iOS 26.5 before introducing additional enhancements with iOS 27 later in 2026. The delay reflects Apple's cautious approach to ensuring the new Siri meets quality standards before public release.