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Apple adds four Siri AI languages in iOS 27.3 beta

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Apple has added traditional Chinese, Norwegian, Turkish and Vietnamese support to Siri AI in iOS 27.3 beta 1, 9to5Mac reported. The additions bring the assistant's supported language count to 10. The expansion follows last week's iOS 27.2 release, which added French, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese and Spanish to the previously English-only assistant. The four newest languages are available in beta; iOS 27.3 is scheduled to reach all users next month.
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