Apple spent plenty of time talking about Siri AI at WWDC, but some of iOS 27's most useful changes are much smaller.

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Apple just rolled out iOS 26.1, the first official update to its latest (and clearest) operating system. It released with a handful of new features that aim to make the interface even more intuitive - ...

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