Apple is settling a $250 million class action lawsuit over delayed AI features for Siri. iPhone owners who purchased eligible models between June 2024 and March 2025 can claim $25–$95 per device by December 21st, 2026. The suit alleged Apple misled consumers by promising AI-upgraded Siri at WWDC 2024 that didn't arrive until months later.
Apple is settling a $250 million class action lawsuit over delayed AI features for Siri, with eligible iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 owners able to claim $25–$95 per device until December 21st, 2026. The lawsuit alleged Apple created false expectations by previewing AI capabilities at WWDC 2024 that didn't launch with the iPhone 16, though Apple denies wrongdoing.
iOS 27 introduces significant CarPlay improvements including a redesigned Siri AI with enhanced conversational abilities, new video app support for dedicated browsing and playback, and design updates featuring a MiniPlayer for media apps, audio scrubbing on Now Playing screens, refreshed Liquid Glass icons, and new wallpapers.
Apple introduced Liquid Glass at WWDC 2025 with iOS 26, and a tracking site monitors which of over 100 apps have adopted the new interface design. Some apps rebuilt around it immediately while others remain unchanged from 2024.
macOS 27 Golden Gate is now available with Apple's new AI-powered Siri developed in partnership with Google's Gemini, refined Liquid Glass design improvements, and a cleaner Safari interface. The update includes revamped app icons, standardized window corner radius, and removal of excessive menu icons that cluttered the previous version.