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Apple wants to speed up Siri’s development and teach the assistant to handle complex tasks in apps, The Verge reports, citing Bloomberg (theverge.com). For users in Kazakhstan, the practical benefit would be asking Siri to edit photos or tidy up Safari tabs. For now, these are the company’s plans.
What happened
According to Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman, Apple is preparing two major changes to Siri. First, the assistant is set to gain more precise control over Apple’s own apps. Examples include cropping and rotating pictures in Photos and organizing Safari tabs. These features are expected in iOS 27.3.
The next step is working with third-party apps. Gurman expects this in the spring, with examples including ordering food through Grubhub and booking a table through OpenTable. Apple’s longer-term goal is an assistant that keeps track of a task and continues working without needing instructions for every step.
What this means for Kazakhstan
For users in Kazakhstan, the clearest uses involve photos and the browser. If the reported features arrive, Siri will be able to crop and rotate pictures in Photos and organize Safari tabs. One important detail: control over Apple’s apps and support for third-party services are expected at different stages.
For now, the food delivery and restaurant examples should be seen as a sign of where Siri is heading. They do not mean the assistant will be able to order food through a familiar service in Kazakhstan. That would require support for the specific app.
Anyone considering a new iPhone or choosing a MacBook for work should judge the features already available. If the future Siri is the reason for buying, it makes more sense to wait until the access requirements are announced.
The nearest milestone in Gurman’s report is iOS 27.3, with control over Apple’s apps. Once it is officially announced, users will be able to assess device compatibility and how useful the update will be for everyday tasks.
