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OK, so then the article is inaccurate, correct? I am commenting on the claims made in the article, which if true, are disturbing. If they are not true, then the
by droithomme 15y ago
OK, so then the article is inaccurate, correct? I am commenting on the claims made in the article, which if true, are disturbing. If they are not true, then there's nothing to see here and all is fine.
- Bud 15y agoYeah, not your fault. TechCrunch jumped the gun on this story. There was a blip when they updated the servers, but Siri has been working fine since then. However, it is true that if you did not get Siri BEFORE today's announcement, you have to wait for the 4S, because they have pulled Siri from the App Store, which makes sense. Here's the update that TechCrunch posted recently: Update: After a brief downtime, the servers came back up.. with a message of their impending demise: “I’ve been replaced! The new Siri is even smarter and better looking than me, and waiting for you on the iPhone 4S. I’ll be leaving for home Oct 15th. Until then…how can I help you?”
- jkincaid 15y agoThat message sounds to me like the servers will be taken down on October 15 (not just the app, but the actual service). Am I misreading it?
- hartror 15y agoI’ll be leaving for home Oct 15th. Until then…how can I help you?” That is exactly how I read that which of course doesn't make sense given that they will be running servers for the new version :/
- pauljonas 15y agoNo, Siri not working on my 3Gs -- "Siri cannot connect to a server.".