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- 1Siri AI App Actions Still Require Developer Support on iPhone▼Siri AI App Actions on iPhone Still Need Developer Support
Apple's upgraded Siri can now perform AI-powered actions inside iPhone apps, but the feature only works where developers have built support for it into their apps. Coverage notes that despite Apple's App Intents framework, most third-party apps do not yet expose actions to the assistant, limiting how useful the new Siri is in day-to-day use until more developers adopt the tools.
- 2Apple opens Siri AI to all apps in iOS 27.3 beta●Apple opens Siri AI to every app, and lets developers teach it skills Apple’s iOS 27.3 beta lets any app plug into Siri
Apple has released an iOS 27.3 beta that lets any app integrate with Siri through App Intents and new app skills, effectively opening the assistant's AI capabilities to third-party developers. Users are expected to get the feature within a few months, with App Store app support arriving in spring. Developers are discussing what the change means for building Siri-powered experiences.
- 3Developer Seeks First 20 Users for Android Launcher Sepamo●I'm looking for my first 20 real users. If you're in the EU/EEA, have an Android phone and want to use it a bit more on
An independent developer in Mikkeli, Finland, is searching for the first 20 real users of Sepamo, an Android launcher currently in development. The invitation is open to people in the EU or EEA with Android phones who want to use their device more intentionally. Making plans by hand is free, and in return the developer asks testers for honest feedback on where the app needs improvement.