iOS 10 has another handy little trick up its sleeve that wasn't announced by Apple. It can intelligently have just the one device respond to a "Hey Siri" command where iOS 9 would simply have multiple devices try to offer an answer.
If you own one of Ultimate Ears UE BOOM 2 or UE MEGABOOM Bluetooth speakers, then you can now keep the party going in a more seamless fashion thanks to the integration of voice control via Apple's Siri and Google Now digital assistants.
With Apple set to kick WWDC 2016 off this coming Monday, many people expect that Siri will be getting new features galore, and it seems Siri itself can't help but spill the beans.
We hear a lot of stories about some of the funny and ridiculous things that iPhone and iPad owners ask Siri, and of course, the resulting comical answers that Apple's digital assistant spits back to that user. What we don't usually hear about however, is how iPhone owners can potentially use platforms like Siri in emergency situations to prevent unthinkable disaster from occurring.
According to a new a rumor, Apple's Amazon Echo-like connected speaker device could pack a camera for facial recognition. Here are the details.
A new report claims that Apple's rumored foray into wireless voice command Amazon Echo-like device will not include a new type of hardware, but rather a refreshed Apple TV with full-fledged Siri built right in.
A new rumor is again claiming that Apple is developing a version of Siri for the Mac. What makes this new rumor particularly interesting, however, is the inclusion of not one, but two screenshots that appear to corroborate claims that Siri is Mac-bound.
Own a Tesla? There is now a way to control your electric car using Apple's Siri and HomeKit framwework. Here's how it works.
Apple has already shown willingness to progress the Apple TV platform with regular software updates, and has once again shown that willingness by promoting a new "Live Tune-In" feature for Siri.
There's a new iOS 9.3.1 trick that allows users to turn on Night Shift in Low Power Mode on their iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, Here's how it works.
