At the recent Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple unveiled a host of new features set to debut in watchOS 27 later this year. One of the standout upgrades is a custom-tailored version of Siri AI, designed specifically for the Apple Watch's smaller screen, allowing users to easily ask questions and perform actions directly from their wrist. This version of Siri will also sync conversations across all devices through iCloud, ensuring a seamless experience. Additionally, the Health app will see significant enhancements, particularly in women's health tracking, with new alerts for signs of perimenopause and menopause. Privacy is also a priority in watchOS 27, as new intelligence features will utilize private cloud computing, meaning data processing will not occur on-device and will remain inaccessible to Apple or third parties. Furthermore, Siri will be more accessible thanks to a redesigned app grid, making it easier for users to interact with the AI assistant. Overall, these updates aim to enrich the Apple Watch experience while prioritizing user privacy and health management.