Siri in iOS 14 getting real-time Translate app, sleeker interface
Apple has given Siri a major update in iOS 14 with a new user interface design and a built-in Translate feature.
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Siri
Mike Peterson
How to make the right device hear 'Hey, Siri'
With so many Apple devices, and so many ways to use Siri — it's no surprise that it goes wrong. Here's what should happen when you say "Hey, Siri," and how to help make sure it does.
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William Gallagher
Apple updates Apple Maps, Siri to show support for 'Black Lives Matter'
Apple is showing its support for the current Black Lives Matter movement and related protests with a pair of recent changes to Apple Maps and Siri.
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iOS 14 could bring built-in translator, Apple Pencil support to Safari
Apple is reportedly working to bring full Apple Pencil support for websites and a built-in translator to Safari in iOS 14, with the latter feature also being tested on other system services.
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How to set alarms on Apple Watch
The only thing more surprising than how many ways there are to set an alarm on an Apple Watch is the fact that it doesn't always work. Here's how to do it and how to be sure it's done.
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Hue Sync Box adds support for Siri control alongside Dolby Vision and HDR10+ content
Signify is releasing a new update to bring Siri voice control and support for HDR content to the Philips Hue Sync Box.
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Andrew O'Hara
Apple buys machine learning specialist Inductiv to bolster Siri, AI projects
Adding to a mounting number of artificial intelligence-related acquisitions, Apple in the past few weeks purchased Ontario-based Inductiv to work on Siri and machine learning initiatives.
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Mikey Campbell
Irish data protection body questioning Apple over Siri grading practices
A day after the Siri whistleblower lamented that there were no investigations into Apple's Siri quality monitoring, The Irish Data Protection Commission said it is again questioning Apple over the grading practices.
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Siri whistleblower says Apple should face investigations over grading controversy
Nearly a year after he revealed that Apple contractors were listening in on Siri recordings, the whistleblower has gone public and feels that Apple wasn't sufficiently punished for its actions.
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Mike Wuerthele
Wesley Hilliard
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Malcolm Owen
