The launch will include some of Apple’s earlier Apple Intelligence features, but not the just-launched Siri AI, according to Bloomberg . The update is set to release in December.
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Apple Intelligence is reportedly launching in China with iOS 27.3.
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The launch will include some of Apple’s earlier Apple Intelligence features, but not the just-launched Siri AI, according to Bloomberg. The update is set to release in December. [Link: Apple Prepares to Debut First AI Features in China in December | https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-10-14/apple-prepares-to-debut-first-ai-features-in-china-in-december | Bloomberg]
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