You might have to upgrade to a new Apple Watch to unlock blockbuster watchOS 27 update

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You might have to upgrade to a new Apple Watch to unlock blockbuster watchOS 27 update.

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Your Apple Watch is about to get a whole lot smarter, but only if it's compatible with the latest free software update.

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Apple has confirmed a swathe of new features coming as part of its watchOS 27 operating system, which it announced alongside a rebuilt Siri AI assistant, strict new parental controls, customisation for AirPods, and a promise that its next updates will significantly speed up ageing gadgets.

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The free operating system update, which will be released this autumn, brings the all-new Siri AI to the Apple Watch for the first time.

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That means you'll be able to have proper back-and-forth conversations with Siri, get answers to complex open-ended questions, brainstorm ideas for workout routines, and have the chatty assistant take actions across your apps — all from your wrist.

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