Apple is reportedly developing AirPods with cameras, not for photography, but to give Siri a better understanding of the wearer's surroundings through visual context. According to reports from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple is working on two internal prototypes of camera-equipped AirPods, known by the codenames B790 and B798. The B790 prototype appears to be further along in development, with references to the codename reportedly discovered in iOS 27, suggesting Apple is preparing software support for the device. Some reports speculate the earbuds could arrive during Apple's September launch event, though the company has not officially confirmed any timeline. While some publications refer to the product as AirPods Ultra, Apple has not announced official branding. The cameras are not expected to function like miniature iPhone cameras; instead, reports suggest they may use low-resolution visual sensors or infrared cameras to help Apple's AI understand the wearer's surroundings. The product remains unannounced, but it reflects Apple's growing focus on AI-powered wearables and contextual intelligence.