After Two Years, It Appears Apple's Siri Voice Assistant Is Finally Finished
As 9to5Mac points out, Apple has updated the Siri explanation page on its website and wiped out all mentions that the app is in beta.
When Apple first introduced Siri on the iPhone 4S in 2011, it said the app was still being tested as a way to explain its sluggishness and sometimes inaccurate responses.
Over the last two years, Apple has been steadily improving Siri with new features like sports scores, Twitter integration, and new languages.
Siri is also about to get a new look with Apple's operating system update for iPhones and iPads. That new software is called iOS 7 and will be available as a free download on September 18.
However, Siri as it stands today is still imperfect. It often redirects you to Google or an external website for many queries. If you're looking for something better, Google has a rival app called Google Now that's built into Android phones and comes as a separate app for Apple devices. Google Now is much better at delivering the news and answers you want.