US EditionApple Will Integrate Google Gemini AI With Siri in February, Report Says
Apple will introduce a Gemini AI-powered Siri upgrade in February, with initial rollout via iOS 26.4 and broader changes planned for 2026, Bloomberg reported.
- Yesterday, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reported Apple plans to reveal a significantly upgraded Siri, weeks away, marking the first major public look at the overhaul.
- After internal AI work fell behind, Apple struck a deal with Google earlier this month that surprised observers and reportedly benefits both sides.
- Gurman reported Apple will use Google's Gemini models to power the upgraded Siri, with some features in iOS 26 and demo options being private briefings or a dedicated event.
- The partnership represents a major strategic shift for Apple away from in-house AI and could finally deliver on Siri promises made at WWDC 2024, while Apple press relations did not immediately respond.
- A broader Siri transformation could debut across iPhone, iPad and Mac in 2026 as part of iOS 27, positioning Apple to compete directly with other virtual assistants.
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Gemini-powered Siri could be days away from big reveal
Apple's revamped Siri, powered by Google's Gemini model, could be revealed soon. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, a frequent Apple newsbreaker, reported that the company planned to reveal the Gemini-powered Siri in February. The announcement is highly anticipated, as Apple is turning to Google’s technology to help deliver on its AI ambitions. SEE ALSO: Siri might become an AI chatbot in iOS 27 Wrote Gurman in his Power On newsletter:"Apple appears to …
Earlier this month, Apple and Google announced in a joint statement a "multi-annual collaboration" in which Apple's Siri and other AI products are to be based on Google's Gemini technology. Further details on this partnership, including the anticipated timeframe, are now leaking through. Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman claims in the latest issue of his Power-On newsletter that Apple is "probably less than a month away from announcing the results …
Apple has announced plans to launch a new version of its Siri voice assistant in the second half of February, using Google's Gemini AI models, according to TechCrunch. The report, citing Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, states that the anticipated Siri update will be the first to deliver on the promises Apple made in June 2024, enabling the voice assistant to perform advanced tasks by leveraging personal user data and on-screen content. This ve…
Apple would finally reach the goal with Siri. After months of delay and a pushy launch by Apple Intelligence, the manufacturer would be preparing to present, by the end of February, a widely reviewed version of its vocal assistant. A molt made possible by a partnership with Google and its Gemini models, pending a much more ambitious redesign planned for this summer.
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