After several months of waiting, Apple finally confirmed that Siri, controlled Apple IntelligenceAt least “until next year.” The company itself guarantees that they need more time to develop all the advanced capabilities that they announced in the latter WWDC, but Apple does not think that this This delay also affects a specific product.
This is a device that will open a new category of products in Apple, and this, of course, Siri will become one of its main pillars. According to rumors, this is rumored Homepod with the screenField in particular, Mark Gourmet, from BloombergHe claims that the launch of this product was scheduled for this month of March, but Cupertino decided to postpone it because the device uses many Siri capabilities with AI.
At some point, the company hoped to declare this product in March. But since the device, to some extent, depends on the delayed Siri capabilities, is also postponed.
Apple, yes, did not stop the development of Homepod with the screen and Siri with Apple Intelligence. In fact, Gourmet claims that the company allowed those employees who work in the project to pick up the device home to complete the appropriate tests and offer comments and reports on their work before launch at the end of the year.
It would be a HomePod with a screen that Apple also postponed
The aforementioned Homepod with a screen that will integrate Siri with AI is a product from which we received information about the requirements for several months. They say that the product He will have a screen similar to the iPad screenAnd this will have functions designed for a connected house. That is, he will serve as a home assistant and control the devices connected to him. Apple also works in a slightly more compact and economical version, the launch of which is also unclear.
In parallel with the delay of Siri, Gourman also assured that The next WWDC is not expected by large new productswhich will be held during June. In turn, a company aimed at Poor Tim Cook can offer a clearer roadmap when starting the AI functions that have not yet come, as well as the accessibility of Apple intelligence in other countries and languages.
Source: Hiper Textual
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