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Over the past 1 day, here are my observations so far when it comes to macOS 27 and iOS 27 (dev beta)
1. UPI and banking apps work, no problem there
2. These photo features, at least to me, will be useless in a week.
3. Siri and Apple Intelligence are going to be such great tools for those who want to stay productive and organized, that recommending an iPhone and a Mac for such people will become way easier
4. Speaking of Siri, here's what I've done with it so far:
- I've made a template with which, I just mention the task and time, and it automatically adds it to my calendar
- Whenever I need to record a video, I make my own scripts, but used to use Claude for making a basic workflow. Siri does it way faster, almost in 3-4 seconds. And, the moment I say/type approved - it sends it to a dedicated Apple Notes note, and if I say/type send - it sends it over to my team WA group as well
- Using Siri for daily reminders too
- Using Siri to track all the deliveries (I have made a template in which I right click on the product order page, and type track, it keeps the product name, URL, delivery partner name, and date in a note
5. I've created several Shortcuts, including a DND mode activator whenever I open X, Camera app, and a video game that I play
These are just some of the things that I've found iOS 27 and macOS 27 to be pretty good at, but there's way more in store.
Bugs:
1. Screenshots are broken for now, even if you crop the screenshot, it shows up as a full page in the Photos app and you need to crop it again
2. Once Siri has written something in the Notes, it can't append/edit it, you need to do it manually
3. Those Photo editing tools (reframe, cleanup, expand) - hit and miss, unreliable for now, and not much useful to me to begin with
Hope this helps :)
Having a standalone Siri app has more benefits than just having a log of all the questions one's asked the assistant.
Of course, it's great to have all the chats so that one can revisit/reuse them later, but there's one very important additional benefit.
Much like Claude projects, the different Siri chat bubbles can be trained to perform some specific tasks, and Siri understands the context and keeps it in memory.
For instance, I've set a calendar bubble, a video scripts bubble, reminders bubble, and more.
Siri behaves differently in each chat. For the scripts portion, I've given it around 5 of my past scripts and it's now understood my speaking patterns, commonly used phrases, and more. If I ask for a script elsewhere, it gives a rather generic script.
Cool stuff.
I don't know about these Apple Intelligence tools for editing photos and stuff, I don't know how much I'll be using them after a day or two (most likely I'll forget about em), but, Siri as an AI Assistant is something I am going to use on a daily basis now.
Surprisingly fast, way faster than Claude or Gemini in tasks like summarizations, reminders, scheduling, script generation, and more.
iOS 27:
I've been testing it the whole night, and here's my take so far...
Though the cosmetic/visual changes are being talked about a lot, there's way more to the story.
The iPhone and the mac (have been testing just these two for now) have become your super personal machines now. I can't believe I have already replaced 2 paid subscriptions with Siri, of all the assistants.
The fact that Siri has access no other tool does (your notes, reminders, etc) natively gives it such a cool advantage. If you are someone who loves staying organized and productive throughout the day, you will be able to relate very well with iOS 27.
You will finally feel like you are in control of things. And, this is barely day 1, things are likely to improve.
There are some bugs (screenshots, even after you crop them, show up uncropped in the Photos app, for example), but not as weird as iOS 26 by any means.
And yes, that Spatial Reframe thingy is plain bad for now π€‘
I've always been a critic when it comes to Apple Intelligence and Siri.
So, when I say they've done something awesome this time around, know that they definitely have.
These new changes are not gimmicks, they are really very good. And, the best part is, they will vary per user.
With iOS 27, Apple has finally delivered.
Your phone has finally become yours.
Siri is way way better now, and the shortcuts are awesome. One can finally use their phone as they want to use their phone.
And this is barely scratching the surface, I've let Siri made my entire day schedule, send it to my team, add it to my reminders, and even to more. And by just typing what I want, I've added several personalisations in seconds.
Awesome stuff.
Can't believe I am saying this, but Siri has improved A LOT.
Day 1, dev build, and it's already started impressing me with what all it's able to do now π