By Radhika Rajkumar, Senior Editor / June 7 at 4:55 p.m. ET

WWDC will give us a look at the new operating systems coming in the fall, including iOS 27, iPadOS 27, MacOS 27, TVOS 27, WatchOS 27, and VisionOS 27. 

We expect these to come with some new AI features as well, based on Gurman’s reporting: similar to the new Siri, natural language updates will let you tell Apple Intelligence to intuitively run tasks for you, like creating shortcuts. 

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For WatchOS 27 specifically, Gurman predicts a sleeker, simpler face for Ultra. On the VisionOS front, while the company will likely wait another year to release new hardware, the Vision Pro will get some new accessibility features announced in May, such as controlling wheelchairs with eye movement. 

Current rumors, again from Gurman, also anticipate new AI photo editing tools, called Extend, Enhance, and Reframe. The first will mimic generative fill-style features that other AI applications offer, while Enhance could function similarly to a Google Photos AI tool that adjusts elements like color and lighting. Reframe uses 3D spatial data to change the perspective of images.