Apple plans to introduce AI writing assistance, natural language command creation, and wallpaper generation in iOS 27.

``` Apple is preparing a large-scale update of AI features for the next generation iPhone and iPad operating systems, covering grammar checking, natural language shortcuts, AI wallpaper generation, and more, aiming to narrow the functionality gap with Android competitors. Reportedly, these features are scheduled to launch with iOS 27 and iPadOS 27. Apple will officially unveil the new systems at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, followed by a public release in September. This feature upgrade comes as Google and Samsung accelerate their consumer AI strategies. Just last week, Google released Android 17 and Gemini Intelligence, introducing features like AI-generated home screen widgets and "Rambler" voice dictation mode, as well as cross-app task collaboration. According to Bloomberg’s earlier reports, Apple’s upcoming AI features will also include a new Siri mode to analyze visual data via the camera app, multiple new editing tools in Photos, a redesigned interface, and a new Siri assistant with enhanced deep app control capabilities. Grammar Checking and Writing Tools Fully Upgraded Regarding AI writing capabilities, Apple is developing a grammar checker similar to Grammarly. This feature appears as a translucent menu that pops up from the bottom of the screen, displaying the original text and suggestions side by side. Users can accept suggestions one by one, apply all edits at once, or ignore them outright. The menu also offers options to pause grammar checking and jump between marked text sections. This feature further extends Apple’s 2024 Writing Tools suite, which already includes proofreading and text summarization. Additionally, Apple is testing a “Write With Siri” switch on top of the keyboard, as well as a “Help Me Write” option that appears when users invoke Siri in a text editor, making AI writing features more visible at the system level. Creating Shortcuts with Natural Language Apple is also making significant upgrades to its productivity app Shortcuts. The current version requires users to manually build shortcut workflows in the app or download them from Apple’s gallery. The new version will allow users to create shortcuts by describing their needs in natural language—users simply type what they want a shortcut to do, and the system will automatically build and install it on the device. This feature applies widely, covering scenarios such as sharing calendar availability, merging PDF files, or automatically opening the garage door and turning on lights upon arriving home. AI Wallpaper Generation Matches Competitor Features Apple also plans to launch AI wallpaper generation, allowing users to create personalized backgrounds for their lock and home screens. This feature will be supported through the Image Playground app and integrated into the system wallpaper selection interface. Google and Samsung have already offered AI wallpaper generation features, and Apple intends to close this obvious gap. Combined with previously reported visual analysis Siri mode, Photos editing tools, and the revamped Siri assistant, Apple is building a more systematic set of AI capabilities to address ongoing competitive pressure from the Android ecosystem. Risk Warning and Disclaimer The market involves risks, and investment must be prudent. This article does not constitute personal investment advice, nor does it consider individual users' specific investment goals, financial situations, or needs. Users should assess whether any opinions, views, or conclusions in this article fit their specific circumstances. Investment decisions based on this article are at your own risk. ```