Apple’s (AAPL) long-planned update of its Siri virtual assistant has run into some issues during recent testing, possibly delaying the release of several highly anticipated functions, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman reports. After planning to include the new features in iOS 26.4, which is slated for a March launch, the tech giant is now working to spread them out over future updates, which could possibly mean pushing some features until at least iOS 26.5, set for May, and iOS 27, which comes out in September, people familiar with the matter told Gurman. Shares of Apple are up 1.1% in afternoon trading.
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