If you’re the type that wears a tinfoil hat, you should probably stop using Siri. Apparently, Apple saves clips of your voice on a server for up to two years to analyze and help improve “other products and services.” While it doesn’t bother us I’m sure there are some people who will freak out because of this. We also get into some regurgitated iPhone 5S and iPad 5 rumors.
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There’s a really nice article over on The Huffington Post explaining details behind the history of Siri. You would have never known, but Siri almost became something exclusive to Android phones on Verizon.
Back in June, Apple announced a new feature for Siri called “Eyes Free.” This would allow car manufacturers to implement a direct connection with Siri through a vehicle allowing users to keep their eyes on the road while using Siri to control various features within the car. This new feature will be available in early 2013.
Would you enjoy using Siri on a Mac? How about a handy Maps app? According to 9to5Mac, you may have that ability soon. Early builds of OS X 10.9 show signs of Maps and Siri integration. Could you imagine using Flyover on a Mac?
The iPod nano watch was recently killed off by Apple when the seventh generation iPod nano was introduced. Did Apple get rid of the iPod nano’s watch-like form factor in order to develop a watch of their own? While there’s no rumors or evidence pointing towards such a device, I’d love to see something exactly like this concept.
With the release of iOS 6, Siri gains many new features. At WWDC 2012, Apple demonstrated many of these exciting features. I’ve since decided to throw most of the features together in a hands-on video and show you how to use Siri in iOS 6…
A new feature in iOS 6 has been discovered that may save you some time. The new feature is something I’ve been missing for quite some time and could even prevent being stuck in a traffic jam…
The latest version of Apple’s iOS 6 beta was released yesterday and we’ve all been digging through it for new features or changes. As we previously reported, one of the biggest changes is the removal of the dedicated YouTube app. There’s a few more notable things to review as well…
