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zollotech's iOS 27.2 tour brings Siri memory and Pencil support

Aaron tests practical additions on the iPhone Duo, while viewers keep returning to Apple's Music redesign and a persistent wallpaper bug.

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iOS 27.2 is Out! - What's New?

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0:36Apple Music gets visual changes, alongside updates to Podcasts and profile features in Apple TV.
3:00Aaron pairs a USB-C Apple Pencil with the iPhone Duo and demonstrates on-screen writing.
4:40Siri AI adds expanded language support and contextual recall of previous chats.
6:09Messages gains contextual Suggested Actions, and Aaron explains exclusion settings for Siri.
8:16FaceTime's dual capture option is demonstrated, including support for group calls.
14:31Aaron recommends installing the update, then checks performance, heat, battery life and storage.

Apple Music's changed appearance gets an early look in Aaron's iOS 27.2 walkthrough, but the more consequential demonstrations come after the icons: writing on an iPhone Duo with an Apple Pencil, and asking Siri to retain the context of earlier conversations.

In "iOS 27.2 is Out! - What's New?", the zollotech host pairs a USB-C Apple Pencil with the Duo and demonstrates writing directly on its screen. It's a concrete addition for a device whose accessories and everyday handling have already featured in his coverage.

Siri AI gains expanded language availability and contextual recall of previous chats. Aaron also explains Suggested Actions in Messages and settings that let users exclude things from Siri. The walkthrough puts the new capabilities alongside controls for limiting them, rather than stopping at what the assistant can do.

FaceTime gets a dual capture option, which Aaron demonstrates with group-call support. Later, he shows a fix for a widget glitch that could crash the display and tests file transfers between an iPhone and a Pixel using Quick Share and AirDrop.

The comments return repeatedly to smaller, more visible changes. Viewers debate the Music icon and color choices, ask for the old red design back, and question why the wallpaper issue remains a topic across updates. Others raise keyboard and AirPods audio problems they still encounter.

Aaron's installation verdict is clear: "I would recommend it absolutely." He follows that recommendation with Geekbench tests, thermal-camera checks, and a review of battery life and storage.

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If their goal was to make the Music App look like Settings, they nailed it
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I can not get my head around how many years it's taking Apple to fix a wallpaper bug lol
@QuickPointGamingSee it on YouTube
Immediately learned the AirPods audio issue isn’t fixed when my audio cut out right after you said “hi!” 🤣
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the only way the music update would make sense would be to have the ripples move in the app icon as the waveform to the music playing
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Thank you Aaron 🙏💯🙏 I have been following for over a decade👍
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