Apple is not wasting any time gearing up Siri for a major upgrade with iOS 19.
According to a new report from Mark Gurman at Bloomberg, Siri’s finally learning how to handle conversations a little more like a real person, thanks to deeper Apple Intelligence integration.
(Yes, “Apple Intelligence” is basically Cupertino’s way of saying AI without actually saying AI.)
First, Siri is going to understand context across multiple requests.
So if you ask Siri to book a dinner reservation and then immediately ask Siri to text the reservation to someone, she’ll actually get what you mean — no more awkward one-and-done questions.
Second, Siri’s getting way better at controlling individual app functions.
Instead of asking Siri to just “open” an app, you’ll be able to ask for specific actions, like “edit the photo I just took” or “send that email I drafted yesterday.”
It’s like giving Siri a real job inside your apps instead of just handing her the keys and hoping she knows where to drive.
Third, Siri’s voice is about to sound a lot more natural.
Not just slightly less robotic, but genuinely smoother and more expressive — like someone who actually wants to help you and not like an AI voice trapped in a 2015 podcast ad.
These upgrades are expected to hit iPhones, iPads, and Macs over the next year as part of iOS 19, iPadOS 19, and macOS 15.
It’s all part of Apple’s bigger push to make their devices smarter without making you learn a whole new system.
The official announcement is likely coming at WWDC in June, so stay tuned — this could finally be the Siri we’ve been waiting for since 2011. |
