Bloomberg released a set of mock‑ups that give the first visual impression of Apple’s upcoming iOS 27 Siri redesign. The illustrations show a chatbot‑style app, a new animation embedded in the Dynamic Island, and a reworked Camera interface. Apple plans to unveil the OS at WWDC on June 8, with public release slated for later that year.

Users summon Siri by saying its name or holding the power button, which launches the Dynamic Island animation, or by swiping down from the top‑center to open a Search/Ask pane. The pane accepts typed or spoken queries, shows rich‑text cards for weather, sports, notes, emails and calendar events, and offers a drop‑down to send requests to third‑party AI agents like ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude.

The Camera app gains a customizable widget strip, letting users pin AI‑driven tools such as grammar checking, Extend or Reframe edits. Siri’s chatbot app mirrors competitors, delivering concise cards for people, places and headlines while pulling from the user’s own data. If the designs survive internal testing, upcoming iOS 27 will blend conversational AI deeper into everyday iPhone workflows.