Apple's next major iPhone software, iOS 28, is already being billed as 'far more significant' than this year's iOS 27 release, according to Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, who shared the claim in his latest Power On newsletter on Sunday.
After weeks of attention on iOS 27, which Apple is due to unveil at WWDC in a week's time. That software has been heavily trailed as a Siri‑centric release, adding what the company calls Apple Intelligence features and a long‑promised, more personalised voice assistant. Gurman's intervention quietly shifts the spotlight a year ahead, suggesting that much of the truly big change on iPhone may land not this autumn, but the one after.
