Watch Tim Cook’s final #WWDC26 sign-off, as he nears his last day as Apple’s CEO after a 15 year run. What will you remember his tenure for the most?

Siri first launched in 2010 and became a built-in assistant the next year, with plenty of ups and downs since. With the world shifting to AI-powered chat and interfaces, Apple showed off a new version at #WWDC26.

But is it enough to persuade you to ditch what you’re currently using?

WWDC26 revealed a new Siri AI as well as a redesign of Liquid Glass and Apple Intelligence. We bring you the highlights in this video.

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0:00 WWDC 2026 Keynote Intro
0:15 Major Pillars: Platforms, Trust & Intelligence
0:42 System Upgrades & Performance Improvements
0:53 Customizing Liquid Glass & New Toolbars
1:13 App Loading Speed & iPhone 11 Compatibility
1:37 Cross-Platform Sharing & Health App Updates
2:02 Apple Vision Pro & Maps Overhaul
2:25 Child Safety Tools & Child Accounts
3:01 Core Capabilities of Apple Intelligence
4:00 Introducing Siri AI
4:37 Screen Awareness & Spatial Models
5:44 Using Siri AI on iOS, watchOS & VisionOS
7:42 AI Upgrades for Safari, Messages & Calendar
9:21 Smarter Shortcuts & Image Generation
10:19 Intelligent Photo Editing Tools (Clean Up, Extend, Reframe)
11:42 Pricing, OS Compatibility & Release Dates

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