SIRI-TRIPLE
Siri is one of the iPhone 4S’ biggest selling points, and I think anyone who’s had chance to try out the feature would agree that’s it’s pretty exceptional. For the time being, it’s exclusive to Apple’s latest iPhone, but one hacker claims to have it running on any device running iOS 5, and says a jailbroken device is not necessary.
An iPhone developer that goes by the name of Jackoplane announced today that he has successfully ported Siri to other iOS 5 devices, and gotten it to communicate with Apple’s servers without any issues. It means that all iOS 5 devices are capable of running Siri — you just need to install it.
So when can you get it? Well, according to Jackoplane, he’s not sure yet, and does note in messages posted to Twitter that “the hardest part is still ahead.”
SIRI-ON-IOS-5
The full list of devices supported by Jackoplane’s hack includes:
iPad 1
iPad 2
iPhone 4
iPhone 3GS
iPod touch 3G
iPod touch 4G
It’s unclear at this point how Jackoplane has gotten Siri to work on other devices, or when the software will be available. However, I have a feeling that Apple will put a stop to this soon after its release by blocking any device that isn’t an iPhone 4S from its servers.
Still, this is promising news for those without an iPhone 4S, and those who would like to use Siri on their iPod touch and iPad. Would you like to see Siri on older devices?
[via iJailbreak]
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Showing posts with label iOS 5. Show all posts
Showing posts with label iOS 5. Show all posts
Thursday, October 20, 2011
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Complete guide to IOS 5.
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Anyone who carries his or her life on an iDevice will run to iOS 5, Apple's new mobile operating system (compatible with the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2, and the third and fourth generation of the iPod Touch) that makes day-to-day tasks easier to complete on the go.
We're excited about it, too, so we dug our hands into iOS 5 and created dozens of tutorials to help you master the new apps (like iMessage and Reminders), customize the interface, control your privacy, and uncover some hidden features.
Bookmark this page for future reference, and check back for updates as we further explore everything iOS 5 has to offer.
App tutorials
iMessage
Curious how iMessage works? Want to know the ins and outs of the new messaging platform from Apple? Read our getting-started guide to find out.
Reminders
iOS 5 is full of new features, one of which is a Reminders app designed to help you stay better organized. Read on to find out more about the new Reminders app in iOS 5.
Safari's Reader and Reading List
Safari in iOS 5 includes an impressive new Reader tool, Twitter integration, and privacy options. Sharon Vaknin shows you how to use these new features.
Mail
Apple's native Mail app gets a few useful upgrades. You can now flag mail items, format text, and more. Find out how with this quick guide.
Newsstand
Newsstand might not be much more than a filter for the App Store and a permanent folder that groups magazine and newspaper apps, but it's still a welcome addition, particularly for the iPad.
Notification Center
Apple has redone the iOS' notification method, making alerts less of a hassle to deal with. Find out how to make the most of this new feature. Read the complete walk-through of Notification Center here.
Twitter integration
As the iOS 5 beta builds have progressed, new features and options have been implemented. With the most recent round of updates, a new option to control which apps have access to your Twitter account has been added.
Maps' Alternate Routes for better directions
Maps has been updated in iOS 5, and now lets you pick from multiple routes for driving and walking directions.
Find My iPhone
Remember last week when you thought you'd lost your iPhone? Wouldn't it have been easier if you could have made it play a sound while you tried to locate it? Well, you could have. Find My iPhone is your answer.
Customize app settings
Set custom alert tones
With iOS 5, you can customize more than just your ringtone and text tone.
Turn off the weather and stock widgets
Apple recently introduced a new Notification Center on iOS 5, fully equipped with weather and stock widgets. For some, these widgets may be nothing more than clutter. This simple guide will show you how to turn off one or both of the widgets.
Set custom vibration alerts
iOS 5 allows users to set custom vibration alerts for contacts in their address book. This video guide will show you how easy it is to create and set custom vibration alerts on your iPhone running iOS 5.
Don't use Newsstand? Hide the app icon
One of the annoyances of iOS 5 for some users is the fact that the Newsstand icon cannot be placed into a folder and banished to the last page of apps. As it turns out, there is a trick to placing it in a folder.
Change the font in the Notes app
iPhone 101: Changing the font for the iOS Notes app is fairly simple, yet something people can easily overlook if they don't realize the setting is there.
How to use the iPad's split keyboard
iOS 5 brings a new split keyboard to iPad users, allowing for easier typing on the touch-screen device. We demonstrate how to use it in a video.
Sync your iPhone
Transfer your MobileMe account to iCloud
iOS 5 and iCloud have now officially launched, giving MobileMe users the option to transfer their accounts over to iCloud. We walk you through the process and provide some tips along the way.
How does iCloud work?
iCloud provides users with 5GB of free storage, but for some this simply isn't enough. Watch this short video to see how to manage what data is stored in the cloud.
Go wireless with Wi-Fi syncing
With iOS 5, a USB connection is no longer needed to sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Find out how to set up Wi-Fi Sync in iTunes and the two ways you can sync via Wi-Fi.
Guard your privacy
How to keep your Web browsing private
We take a look at the new Private Browsing feature in Mobile Safari as we continue to show you what features to expect in iOS 5 and how to use them.
Control location access for apps and services
iOS 5 includes some new options that allow users to control which system services can access their location information.
Hidden features
Customize AutoText shortcuts
Shortcuts allows you to set AutoText shortcuts for common words and phrases. Follow along as we show you exactly what it is and how to add your own shortcuts!
Create photo albums
Separating photos into albums is a great way to organize your favorite, or perhaps least favorite, pictures. iOS 5 now allows you to create, organize, and edit albums right on your device! Watch our video showing you how it all works.
Quickly edit photos
Follow along as we show you how to quickly edit photos using your iPhone's built-in editing tools.
View the hourly weather forecast
iOS 5 adds the capability to view the hourly weather forecast to the native Weather app; this video shows you where to find it.
Mirror iPad 2 on your TV with iOS 5, AirPlay
Apple is bringing iPad 2 mirroring with iOS 5 via Apple TV and AirPlay; we took the liberty of making a video of how to use it!
Anyone who carries his or her life on an iDevice will run to iOS 5, Apple's new mobile operating system (compatible with the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPad, iPad 2, and the third and fourth generation of the iPod Touch) that makes day-to-day tasks easier to complete on the go.
We're excited about it, too, so we dug our hands into iOS 5 and created dozens of tutorials to help you master the new apps (like iMessage and Reminders), customize the interface, control your privacy, and uncover some hidden features.
Bookmark this page for future reference, and check back for updates as we further explore everything iOS 5 has to offer.
App tutorials
iMessage
Curious how iMessage works? Want to know the ins and outs of the new messaging platform from Apple? Read our getting-started guide to find out.
Reminders
iOS 5 is full of new features, one of which is a Reminders app designed to help you stay better organized. Read on to find out more about the new Reminders app in iOS 5.
Safari's Reader and Reading List
Safari in iOS 5 includes an impressive new Reader tool, Twitter integration, and privacy options. Sharon Vaknin shows you how to use these new features.
Apple's native Mail app gets a few useful upgrades. You can now flag mail items, format text, and more. Find out how with this quick guide.
Newsstand
Newsstand might not be much more than a filter for the App Store and a permanent folder that groups magazine and newspaper apps, but it's still a welcome addition, particularly for the iPad.
Notification Center
Apple has redone the iOS' notification method, making alerts less of a hassle to deal with. Find out how to make the most of this new feature. Read the complete walk-through of Notification Center here.
Twitter integration
As the iOS 5 beta builds have progressed, new features and options have been implemented. With the most recent round of updates, a new option to control which apps have access to your Twitter account has been added.
Maps' Alternate Routes for better directions
Maps has been updated in iOS 5, and now lets you pick from multiple routes for driving and walking directions.
Find My iPhone
Remember last week when you thought you'd lost your iPhone? Wouldn't it have been easier if you could have made it play a sound while you tried to locate it? Well, you could have. Find My iPhone is your answer.
Customize app settings
Set custom alert tones
With iOS 5, you can customize more than just your ringtone and text tone.
Turn off the weather and stock widgets
Apple recently introduced a new Notification Center on iOS 5, fully equipped with weather and stock widgets. For some, these widgets may be nothing more than clutter. This simple guide will show you how to turn off one or both of the widgets.
Set custom vibration alerts
iOS 5 allows users to set custom vibration alerts for contacts in their address book. This video guide will show you how easy it is to create and set custom vibration alerts on your iPhone running iOS 5.
Don't use Newsstand? Hide the app icon
One of the annoyances of iOS 5 for some users is the fact that the Newsstand icon cannot be placed into a folder and banished to the last page of apps. As it turns out, there is a trick to placing it in a folder.
Change the font in the Notes app
iPhone 101: Changing the font for the iOS Notes app is fairly simple, yet something people can easily overlook if they don't realize the setting is there.
How to use the iPad's split keyboard
iOS 5 brings a new split keyboard to iPad users, allowing for easier typing on the touch-screen device. We demonstrate how to use it in a video.
Sync your iPhone
Transfer your MobileMe account to iCloud
iOS 5 and iCloud have now officially launched, giving MobileMe users the option to transfer their accounts over to iCloud. We walk you through the process and provide some tips along the way.
How does iCloud work?
iCloud provides users with 5GB of free storage, but for some this simply isn't enough. Watch this short video to see how to manage what data is stored in the cloud.
Go wireless with Wi-Fi syncing
With iOS 5, a USB connection is no longer needed to sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Find out how to set up Wi-Fi Sync in iTunes and the two ways you can sync via Wi-Fi.
Guard your privacy
How to keep your Web browsing private
We take a look at the new Private Browsing feature in Mobile Safari as we continue to show you what features to expect in iOS 5 and how to use them.
Control location access for apps and services
iOS 5 includes some new options that allow users to control which system services can access their location information.
Hidden features
Customize AutoText shortcuts
Shortcuts allows you to set AutoText shortcuts for common words and phrases. Follow along as we show you exactly what it is and how to add your own shortcuts!
Create photo albums
Separating photos into albums is a great way to organize your favorite, or perhaps least favorite, pictures. iOS 5 now allows you to create, organize, and edit albums right on your device! Watch our video showing you how it all works.
Quickly edit photos
Follow along as we show you how to quickly edit photos using your iPhone's built-in editing tools.
View the hourly weather forecast
iOS 5 adds the capability to view the hourly weather forecast to the native Weather app; this video shows you where to find it.
Mirror iPad 2 on your TV with iOS 5, AirPlay
Apple is bringing iPad 2 mirroring with iOS 5 via Apple TV and AirPlay; we took the liberty of making a video of how to use it!
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