iOS 27 beta 2 adds Write with Siri, inline reply support for RCS messages and more | Infinium-tech
Apple announced iOS 27 at its annual WWDC with many new features. However, the developers are still finalizing it and iOS 27 beta 2 brings many new features.
One of them is Write with Siri, which will replace standalone writing tools. A shortcut to Write with Siri will appear on your keyboard—not only can it write text based on your instructions, but it can also proofread and rewrite the text.
One significant improvement over older writing tools is that it’s fully integrated with Siri – this means it can use information from messages, emails, and other documents that Siri AI has access to.
Writes with Siri is introduced in iOS 27 beta 2
If you’re running iOS 27 beta 2 here’s something else new you might notice – there’s improved RCS support in Messages. It can now properly display tapback/reaction emojis and handle inline replies.
An Android user getting inline replies from an iOS 27 beta 2 user (image Source)
Apple Wallet has a new Spending Insights screen with beta 2. This is a day-to-day (or monthly or yearly) breakdown of your expenses. Well, it was actually added with Beta 1, but Beta 2 makes it available for new regions.
Apple Wallet’s new spending information screen
There are also additional changes, for example iOS 27 beta 2 can update the firmware on the AirPods Max 2, which was broken with beta 1 (that’s what betas are for, to catch bugs). Similarly, the Apple Home app can update Apple TV 4K remotely.
Note that the current iOS 27 betas are for developers and are not suitable as a daily driver. The open beta will come later and we expect to see the stable release with the new iPhone 18 Pro models in September.
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