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The second developer beta of iOS 27 is now available for compatible iPhones. The software is scheduled for general release in September. Users are advised to consider device stability before installing.
ForbesThe second developer beta of iOS 27 is now available for download. The software is scheduled for general release in September. The update requires a download of more than 11 GB when upgrading from the first developer beta. All iPhones that support iOS 26 are compatible with iOS 27, including the iPhone 11 series through the iPhone 17 series and iPhone Air.
Apple Intelligence features are limited to the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 16 series, iPhone 17 series, and iPhone Air. Some advanced Siri AI functions, including AI Dictation and expressive voices, are further restricted to the iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17 Pro Max, and iPhone Air.
A waitlist applies for access to Siri AI. Users who sign up receive a notification when the feature becomes available.
The company advises against installing the beta on devices used for banking or other critical functions. Early tester reports on Reddit describe the software as stable and smooth, though some users noted temporary battery life changes. One tester suggested signing up for the Siri AI waitlist by installing the beta now if interested in the feature.
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usatoday.comThe Trump administration withdrew grand jury subpoenas issued to three Wall Street Journal reporters and one from The Washington Post after the news organizations objected. The subpoenas sought active testimony in a national security leaks probe in Virginia.
abcnews.go.comGen. Chris Donahue submitted his resignation on Tuesday from his post as commanding general of U.S. Army Europe and Africa. The retirement takes effect in July after he led the final U.S. departure from Afghanistan in 2021.
america.cgtn.comThe Treasury secretary told CNBC that U.S. economic output could reach a level beginning with 3 this year. The comment came during a discussion of current growth prospects.