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Exploded view of the camera module built into the corner of a Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses frame
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Apple considered camera-free smart glasses ahead of a planned WWDC 2027 debut

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports Apple is aiming for a WWDC 2027 reveal of its first smart glasses, with privacy features and even a camera-free build under discussion.

Apple Intelligence branding from Apple's WWDC 2026 announcement
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Apple rebuilt Siri on Google's Gemini and is paying $1 billion a year for it

At WWDC 2026 Apple shipped Siri AI, rebuilt on a custom Google Gemini model running on its own servers. Here are the catches behind the demo.

Render of the redesigned iOS 27 Siri app with a Search or Ask field
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iOS 27's first leaked renders: a rebuilt Siri chatbot, days before WWDC

Bloomberg's Mark Gurman published the first iOS 27 renders 11 days before WWDC, showing a rebuilt Siri, a pro Camera mode, and new Photos AI. Apple hasn't confirmed any of it.

Apple AirPods Pro shown in their charging case, the current generation design that the camera-equipped model will build on
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Apple delayed its camera AirPods because Siri wasn't ready. Gurman says they're back in late testing.

Bloomberg reports Apple's infrared-camera AirPods have reached advanced testing. The earbuds feed visual context to Siri but can't take photos or video.

Google Cloud Next 2026 keynote branding from the Google Cloud blog.
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Google's Cloud chief just confirmed the deal: Gemini will power the new Siri this year

At Cloud Next 2026, Thomas Kurian named Apple as a customer and Gemini as the engine behind 'a more personalized Siri coming later this year.' Apple has stayed silent.

Siri icon on an iPhone display showing Apple's AI assistant interface
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Apple is sending 200 Siri engineers to an AI coding bootcamp. That tells you everything.

A report from The Information reveals Apple is retraining Siri staff on AI tools like Claude Code. With WWDC two months away, Apple's AI gap has never been more visible.