US EditionApple Considers Allowing iPhone Users to Choose Alternatives to Siri as Default Assistant
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Apple Considers Allowing iPhone Users to Choose Alternatives to Siri as Default Assistant
read the original version on: www.retailnews.asia Many iPhone users have found themselves less than thrilled with Siri, the virtual personal assistant that Apple introduced alongside the iPhone 4s back in 2011. Once a pioneer in the field, Siri has seen her reputation overshadowed by the likes of Google Assistant and Amazon’s Alexa. However, a glimmer of hope for Siri fans comes […] The post Apple Considers Allowing iPhone Users to Choose Altern…
Apple Is Working to Permit Other Default Virtual Assistants on iOS, but Only in the E.U. – Pixel Envy
Over the weekend, Mark Gurman and Drake Bennett, of Bloomberg, published a lengthy examination of Apple’s fumbling history of artificial intelligence features. It is surprisingly warm to John Giannandrea, who is portrayed as someone who tried hard to build talent and resources at Apple, only to hit walls imposed by other senior leadership figures. There is a fair bit of news about Siri and Apple Intelligence, which you would know if you read Mac…
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