Apple Releases watchOS 27 With Siri AI, New Watch Face, Smart Stack Improvements and More
The update introduces support for Siri AI, a more capable version of Siri that uses personal context and onscreen awareness to help you get things done. There's a new Siri Modular watch face, updates to Smart Stack, improvements to Liquid Glass, and a consolidated Find My app. Apple's release notes for the update are below.
- ▪The update introduces support for Siri AI, a more capable version of Siri that uses personal context and onscreen awareness to help you get things done.
- ▪There's a new Siri Modular watch face, updates to Smart Stack, improvements to Liquid Glass, and a consolidated Find My app.
- ▪Apple's release notes for the update are below.
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Apple Releases watchOS 27 With Siri AI, New Watch Face, Smart Stack Improvements and MoreMonday September 14, 2026 10:05 am PDT by Juli CloverApple today released watchOS 27, the newest version of the operating system that runs on the Apple Watch. watchOS 27 is compatible with the Apple Watch Series 9 and later, the Apple Watch Ultra 2 and later, and the Apple Watch SE 3. watchOS 27 can be downloaded for free on a compatible device through the Settings app on the watch. The update introduces support for Siri AI, a more capable version of Siri that uses personal context and onscreen awareness to help you get things done. There's a new Siri Modular watch face, updates to Smart Stack, improvements to Liquid Glass, and a consolidated Find My app.
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