In this lesson, explore the all-new Siri AI App introduced in iOS 27! Learn how Siri has evolved into a full chatbot-like interface—similar to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini—allowing you to view, manage, and continue past interactions across your devices.
What you’ll learn in this video…
Chatbot Interface & iCloud Sync: How to access conversation history on iPhone and iPad and pick up right where you left off.
Complex Reasoning: How to ask follow-up questions and get detailed assistance with complex topics like real estate tax estimates.
File & Document Analysis: How to attach files (like reports or images) directly inside the Siri App for instant feedback and editing advice.
System Integration: How to launch Siri AI directly from other apps, such as analyzing files within the Files app via long-press.
Managing Conversations: How to pin important chats, rename conversations, open chats in multi-window mode, or delete old queries.

See the full iOS 27 Tutorial here… 

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In this lesson from our Contacts for iOS Tutorial we demonstrate how integrated contact data functions as a powerful time-saver across the entire iOS ecosystem, including Spotlight, Messages, Mail, Calendar, and Maps. It illustrates how users can create or update contacts seamlessly from other contexts—such as saving an unknown number from the Phone app’s Recents tab, pulling a sender’s email from a message, or utilizing Siri’s proactive suggestions to automatically update a contact card with a phone number found in an email body. Additionally, the tutorial shows how saved contacts streamline daily tasks, enabling users to instantly launch communication via Spotlight search, add invitees to a Calendar event, access organized contact lists when composing emails, and instantly pull up routing or address details directly within Apple Maps.

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In this lesson from our Contacts for iOS Tutorial we cover how to set up Emergency Contacts and your Medical ID on iPhone — two features that could be critically important in an emergency. We’ll walk through how to designate any contact as an emergency contact directly from the Contacts app, what the medical icon next to a contact’s name means, and how emergency contacts are automatically notified when Emergency SOS is triggered on your iPhone. From there, we jump into the Health app to explore your Medical ID — how to add and remove emergency contacts from there, and what information you can store, including blood type, allergies, and medical history. Finally, we cover the key settings you need to enable so that first responders can access your Medical ID from the lock screen, even without your passcode.

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