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After reports that the new Siri won’t be coming in iOS 26.4, Apple has confirmed a 2026 release to soothe investor worries.

After reports that the new Siri won’t be coming in iOS 26.4, Apple has confirmed a 2026 release to soothe investor worries.

Amazon has rolled out Alexa+ (free if you already have Prime) and shared details like how usage is up 2x.

Apple is hiring a new Tech Lead Manager for the Shortcuts team – an intriguing role (located in the San Francisco Bay Area).

According to a new report, the long-rumored “HomePad” is finally coming this spring – and I think it runs on Interactive Snippets.

Code-named Campos, Siri will convert to a chat experience rather than one-off requests – check out the full report from Bloomberg.

Mark Gurman reports that we’ll see the “new Siri” announced at WWDC24 before we get a chatbot version at WWDC26 and in the fall – plus Jason Snell on Google TPUs.

Federico Viticci dove deep into the OpenClaw project from Peter Steinberger and reported back on his experience – a must-read for the state of AI at the beginning of 2026.

Michael Burkhadrt points out that more people will get to use the new Siri than if it launched on time. So… it’s actually sort of in their favor?

Apple has collaborated with Google to base the next generation of Foundation Models on Gemini models and cloud technology.

Apple has announced a leadership transition, with John Giannandrea retiring and former Gemini lead Amar Subramanya will fill his AI role under Craig Federighi.

Fellow creator Stephen Robles has gone solo thanks to YouTube and Shortcuts membership program – which you should sign up for!
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My former Workflow teammates have sold Sky to Open AI – an exciting new step for the ChatGPT app.

Developers around the world are able to bring even more intelligent experiences into their apps by tapping into Apple’s Foundation Models framework.

Apple has shared their release notes for Shortcuts across the iOS 26 platforms – including new & updated actions, updates to the Shortcuts Editor, plus Mac improvements like Spotlight, Automations, and Control Center.

New developer APIs in iOS 18.4 hint at the coming Personal Context feature – now apps can tell Siri what she’s looking at.

Apple has updated the release notes for Shortcuts with all the new actions available in iOS 18.1.

Apple published release notes for Shortcuts in iOS 18 – here’s everything new this year (so far).

Apple has improved the organization, categorization, and sort order of actions inside the Shortcuts app – a welcome change that should help new users get started.

Two new actions for Reminders have appeared in the second summer beta – are these a sign of more to come?