Apple's upcoming Siri redesign is generating buzz, with Bloomberg publishing mockups of what the voice assistant might look like in iOS 26. Based on descriptions from unnamed sources, these mockups suggest a significant departure from the current interface. The redesign, expected to debut at WWDC 2026, represents Apple's continued efforts to enhance its AI capabilities and compete with other voice assistants.

The most notable change involves Siri launching from the Dynamic Island with a Liquid Glass appearance instead of the traditional rainbow border. Users will activate it by swiping down from the top center, accessing a search or ask interface that can be further swiped down to launch a Siri chatbot. The voice assistant will integrate with the Camera app, replacing Visual Intelligence and allowing image analysis without leaving the camera interface.

The redesigned Siri will include enhanced writing tools and image extension capabilities using Apple Intelligence. Users will gain more natural language control, asking Siri to crop images or make color changes. Shortcuts will receive a significant natural language update, allowing users to describe what they want a shortcut to do. Apple is expected to announce these changes alongside iOS 27 at WWDC 2026 on June 8.