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  "textContent": "This year’s iOS 27 release may not focus on flashy new features as much as bug fixes. Following last year’s iOS 26 updates, which were dominated by the somewhat less-than-splendidly received Liquid Glass UI update (which some users found confusing, if not illegible), Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman has noted that “Apple will be focused on improving […]\n\nSource",
  "title": "Rumor: iOS 27 to focus on bug fixes more than new features"
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