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iOS 27 introduces Siri AI, a completely rebuilt assistant powered by Apple Intelligence. Here's what it can do, which iPhones support it, and when it's coming.
I've been a paying Zwift subscriber for over a year and use it every single day. Here's an honest breakdown of what you get, what you need, and whether the price makes sense.
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