Apple is getting ready to announce its next major iPhone software update this summer. According to a recent newsletter from Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman, the upcoming iOS 27 release will finally include a simple way to fix mistakes when moving your apps around. This tiny but highly requested feature should make organizing your phone layout a much less frustrating task for everyone.
The long-press menu gains two helpful buttons for quick fixes
Right now, holding down on your screen brings up a small bubble in the top corner. This menu gives you options to add a widget or change your wallpaper. Gurman reports that Apple is looking to add new undo and redo buttons right inside that same menu.
This means you can quickly roll back a change if you accidentally drag a folder to the wrong page. You will not have to waste five minutes trying to drag everything back to where it belongs.
Users can also use these two buttons to quickly flick back and forth between two different layouts. This makes it incredibly easy to compare two styles and decide which look you actually prefer.
The new software focuses heavily on stability and smart voice controls
Aside from these helpful layout tweaks, reports indicate that iOS 27 will largely focus on bug fixes and overall phone stability. It wants to improve battery life and make sure the software runs smoothly on older devices.
The update will also introduce some bigger visual changes, like a new slider to adjust the transparency of the Liquid Glass interface. Users will get more control over how their screens look.
Finally, the company is expected to deliver a massive overhaul to its digital assistant. Siri will get a brand new glowing look and handle multiple commands much better. We will learn all the official details when the developer conference kicks off this June.
