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Apple Releases Third Developer Beta of iOS 27.2

Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 27.2 for testing. It arrives two weeks after the previous beta and includes a redesigned Health app and additional Siri AI languages.

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Apple has released the third developer beta of the upcoming iOS 27.2 update. The company also seeded a new iPadOS 27.2 beta.

The build arrives two weeks after the second iOS 27.2 beta. Registered developers can install it through Settings > General > Software Update by selecting the iOS 27 developer beta.

New iOS 27.2 features

The update includes a redesigned Health app with Insight and Longevity tabs. It also adds support for new languages in Siri AI.

Releasing iOS 27.2 before an iOS 27.1 beta was unexpected because Apple plans to ship the iPhone Duo with iOS 27.1. The source says Apple may be keeping some of the new phone’s features undisclosed for longer.

iPhone Duo launches October 23

Apple has scheduled the iPhone Duo launch for October 23. The company previously said the new Siri AI languages in iOS 27.2 would arrive in October, so the update is likely to follow the phone’s release shortly.

What we know

  • Apple has released the third developer beta of iOS 27.2.
  • The build arrives two weeks after the second beta.
  • The redesigned Health app includes Insight and Longevity tabs.
  • iOS 27.2 adds new Siri AI languages.
  • The iPhone Duo is scheduled to launch on October 23 with iOS 27.1.

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