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Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, acknowledged in an interview that vocal Wizard Siri of the iPhone 4 S was not without failure. He said that his company was working hard to erase them and improve the product.
Walt Mossberg, one of the leading high-tech of the United States specialized journalists, recently received Tim Cook for a long interview published on AllThingsD. The CEO of Apple is not circumvented when the journalist asked him a question about the problems met Siri in the land of Uncle Sam.
While stating that people like Siri and it was one of the most popular functions of the iPhone 4 S, Tim Cook acknowledged that Apple could do much better in this area and to the technical problems remained. It also stated that many employees of the firm Apple planchaient on Siri at this moment. There also no want to do a bit of teasing by revealing that the vocal Wizard enrich news in the coming weeks.
He said nothing more, we should certainly expect to hear of Siri at the WWDC, the Conference of developers to Apple, which will be held in San Francisco early June, and which will likely been iOS 6. The fact that Tim Cook recognizes that all is not perfect in Siri is a small surprise in itself. Apple did not used to do this kind of comments of the defiant Steve Jobs time. For the record, at the beginning of the Antennagate in summer 2010, the firm Apple had not hesitated to respond to the first users of the iPhone 4 that it was them that poorly held the phone while it was afflicted to a real design flaw. Perhaps the fact that Siri is still in "beta" status leaves a little more attitude to the current CEO for the critiquer… of the end of the lips.
From : Lesmobiles.com
