Apple will delay many new Siri features with Apple Intelligence support due to engineering and software bugs discovered during the testing phase. The new features for Siri were originally expected to launch with iOS/iPadOS 18.4 in April, but the release has now been delayed to 18.5, which will be released later this year. As Mark Gurman added, Apple can still add these new features in the iOS 18.4 beta, but they may not make it into the release, continuing testing in the beta as early as 18.5 for the final launch.

Scheduled for release by 2026 along with Macs on M5 chips, prototypes of the display codenamed “J427” are already being tested.
Also, as Ross Young added earlier, so far on the market displays with a resolution of 5120x2880 do not support 120 Hz, so it is likely that the novelty from Apple will also be with 60 Hz. That said, Thunderbolt 5 ports can support 120Hz at 5120x2880 resolution, so hope remains.

Next week's beta software for Apple Vision Pro will include Apple's first AI features, as well as an improved guest mode and a new app for viewing spatial content, 3D panoramas, and images.