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I'm not sure why he's assuming that Siri can run on the iPhone 4. From what I've heard, it is in fact rather processor-intensive, and therefore it can only run
by kyleslattery 15y ago
I'm not sure why he's assuming that Siri can run on the iPhone 4. From what I've heard, it is in fact rather processor-intensive, and therefore it can only run on the newer, dual-core A5.
That being said, it makes you wonder why it's not coming out on the iPad 2 as well, since it also has the A5.
- 6ren 15y agoMaybe it's more useful on a phone, which is used for contacting people and organizing things. Launch new tech where it's most compelling; people don't mind the problems as much, and you can iterate to improve - as Apple did for the iPod. And holding it back makes it a selling point for the iPad 3.
- sunsu 15y agoSiri was available in the app store until it was announced as an iPhone 4S "feature". http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/04/the-original-siri-app-gets-pulled-from-the-app-store-servers-killed/ http://techcrunch.com/2011/10/04/the-original-siri-app-gets-...