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tvOS 27 and watchOS 27 Second Public Betas Now Available

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Close-up view of the watchOS 27 interface on an Apple Watch screen displaying new health and AI features.

Apple has released the second public betas for tvOS 27 and watchOS 27. These updates allow users to test features before the final versions arrive this fall. Interested testers can sign up via the official Apple beta website and install the software through their device settings.

Key changes for watchOS 27 include the integration of Siri AI, which processes requests directly from the wrist when paired with a compatible iPhone. A dedicated app now sits within the app grid for easier access. The update also introduces new gestures for widget selection in the Smart Stack and adds specific suggestions for transit cards or parking locations.

Fitness tracking receives an update as well, with improved accuracy for treadmill workouts and runs. The Workout Buddy feature now functions independently without an iPhone nearby. Additionally, the Find My app on the watch now includes support for Precision Finding to help locate items.

tvOS 27 features a redesigned Podcasts application and improved audio options in Apple Music, such as Hi-Res Lossless and AutoMix transitions. General performance updates are included to ensure faster app launches and smoother interface navigation. A separate beta for HomePod Software 27 is also available for the HomePod and HomePod mini.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I install the watchOS 27 public beta?+
You must register your device on the official Apple beta website and then download the update through the Settings app on your watch.
Does watchOS 27 include Siri AI?+
Yes, watchOS 27 introduces Siri AI functionality, allowing users to perform tasks and answer questions directly from their wrist on compatible iPhones.
What is new in tvOS 27?+
tvOS 27 includes a redesigned Podcasts app, Hi-Res Lossless audio, AutoMix transitions, and general performance improvements for faster app launching.
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