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What to expect from Siri at WWDC this Monday, and beyond

6/6/2026OtherApple
What to expect from Siri at WWDC this Monday, and beyond
Apple will announce Siri 2.0 using a special $1B/year Google Gemini 1.2 trillion parameter model at WWDC 2026 on Monday. New features include personal context, extensive app integration and on-screen awareness. Most of Siri’s processing is on servers from Google, which has privacy issues. Also announced: iOS 27, iPadOS 27, macOS 27, watchOS 27, tvOS 27, visionOS 27 with performance and battery enhancements. First developer betas land the same day.

Siri will be the star of WWDC 2026 this Monday, and even after that day when iOS 27 developer beta 1 is released.

You likely already know that this Monday is WWDC 2025. This year’s Apple Developers Conference is significant since the tech giant is expected to make up for some of its prior oversights. Apple plans to roll out the revised version of Siri, which has been delayed for nearly a year. So, WWDC 2026 Siri is looking like the main event.

The keynote at WWDC 2026 on Monday will show off the new and better Siri

Apple's keynote on Monday will feature the upgrade to Siri 2.0, new AI capabilities and operating system improvements for iPhone (iOS 27), iPad (iPadOS 27), Mac (macOS 27), Apple TV (tvOS 27), Apple Watch (watchOS 27) and Vision Pro (visionOS 27), according to Bloomberg. Unlike last year's iOS release, which centered on the Liquid Glass interface, this year Apple is seeking to enhance speed, making iOS more reliable while using less power.

Of course, the Siri redesign is arguably the most anticipated upgrade. And Siri WWDC 2026 will show that Siri becomes immediately smarter thanks to a special 1.2 trillion parameter Gemini model from Google, costing Apple $1 billion per year. One major change: most of Siri will live on Google servers, raising privacy worries. This is a huge discussion point Siri WWDC 2026.

A retrospective of promises made

Apple teased future Siri features such as personal context, deep app integration and on-screen awareness at WWDC in June 2024.

Three months later, Apple put out an ad with British actress Bella Ramsey that showed off Siri’s personal context knowledge to figure out the name of a man approaching toward her who looked familiar. What's the name of the guy I had a meeting with couple of months ago at Café Grenel, Siri?" And Siri is correct: "Zac. That demo set the standard, and Siri WWDC 2026 will deliver on that promise.

So put a tick in your calendar for Monday. Siri WWDC 2026 is right around the corner, and it might just make your iPhone assistant genuinely useful.

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