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iOS 27 · WWDC 2026
Latest capabilities
Highest-impact APIs added most recently
Foundation Models Framework
Foundation Models is a new Apple framework introduced in iOS 27 that gives developers on-device access to the same Apple Intelligence language model powering system features, enabling text generation, structured output, and tool-calling entirely on-device without a network connection.
Liquid Glass Visual Design
Liquid Glass is Apple's new material and visual design language introduced in iOS 27, bringing translucent, refractive glass-like surfaces to system and custom UI elements. It replaces the frosted vibrancy aesthetic with a more dynamic, depth-aware material that responds to content beneath it.
Visual Intelligence Camera Analysis
Visual Intelligence brings iOS 17's Visual Look Up capabilities to a new developer-facing API surface in iOS 27, letting apps pipe live camera frames or static images through on-device scene understanding to extract subjects, text, barcodes, and rich semantic labels without any cloud round-trip.
What's New in SwiftUI (iOS 27)
iOS 27 brings a sweeping set of SwiftUI enhancements including Liquid Glass design adoption, new toolbar visibility and overflow APIs, document architecture improvements with Observable, and resizable iPhone app support — all designed to modernize app UIs with minimal code changes.
App Intents Siri Integration with Visual Intelligence
iOS 27 expands App Intents to deeply integrate with Siri's on-device language model, enabling natural-language invocation of app actions with richer parameter resolution and multi-step task chaining. Apps can now expose capabilities that Siri understands contextually without rigid phrase matching.
What's New in SwiftData (iOS 27)
iOS 27 adds sectioned queries, codable model attributes, ResultsObserver for non-SwiftUI change observation, and HistoryObserver for reacting to persistent history changes in SwiftData.
MetricKit Modern Swift API
MetricKit has been rebuilt from the ground up in iOS 27 with a contextually rich, Swift-first API that delivers metrics and diagnostics as async streams, plus new capabilities like Metal frame rate metrics, memory exception diagnostics, and per-state metric breakdowns via the StateReporting framework.
Live Activities & Dynamic Island Enhancements
iOS 27 brings significant updates to Live Activities and the Dynamic Island, including new expanded presentations, richer interactivity via App Intents directly from the island, and updated layout APIs for more expressive minimal and compact views.
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