iOS 27 is Apple's chance to correct its mistakes.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Sources from Bloomberg have just revealed some important changes in iOS 27.

In this update, the company aims to "clean up" the source code, upgrade older applications, and refine the Liquid Glass interface. These changes are expected to improve iPhone battery life.

iOS 27 will focus on fixing operating system bugs and improving device performance (Image: GSMArena).

Many reports describe the current iOS operating system as a chaotic mess internally. This is also considered a major reason for the increased number of app errors, poor performance at times, and reduced battery life.

"The company expects that the changes within the source code will lead to greater efficiency, allowing users to use the device for longer," Bloomberg reported.

In iOS 26, Apple introduced the Liquid Glass design along with a host of new features to enhance the user experience. However, this operating system also sparked considerable controversy as it degraded device performance, especially on older iPhones. The iOS 27 update currently under development by Apple is expected to thoroughly address these issues.

In addition to a complete system cleanup, Apple is reportedly focusing on delivering a more seamless AI experience on iOS 27. That effort includes deeper AI integration across the operating system and a more communicative Siri virtual assistant.

Over the past few years, Apple has faced considerable criticism regarding its AI rollout. This has also raised questions about whether the company has the capacity to keep up with its competitors. iOS 27 is Apple's biggest opportunity to reset expectations and prove that it can compete strongly in the AI ​​race.

The iOS 27 operating system will not have many interface changes (Image: Tom's Guide).

Apple is expected to announce iOS 27 at the WWDC 2026 event. Meanwhile, the official version will be released later this year, around the same time as the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro Max.

According to a report from StatCounter, as of January, only about 15-16% of active iPhones globally were running iOS 26.

Conversely, over 60% of the iPhones surveyed are still running iOS 18. iOS 18.7 and iOS 18.6 account for the majority of active devices. Compared to the same period last year, iOS 18 was installed on 63% of iPhones just four months after its release. This figure was 54% for iOS 17.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/cong-nghe/ios-27-la-co-hoi-de-apple-sua-sai-20260216145821446.htm