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Remember that Siri used to be available for the iPhone 3GS before Apple bought the company. Most of the processing is done server-side.

Is that still the case with Siri in the 4S, or does the phone now do the processing? If it was server-side, Siri wouldn't work without a data connection. That might be OK for a third-party app, but I doubt Apple would be happy with it as a core feature. I bet the processing is now done on the phone.
 
Is that still the case with Siri in the 4S, or does the phone now do the processing? If it was server-side, Siri wouldn't work without a data connection. That might be OK for a third-party app, but I doubt Apple would be happy with it as a core feature. I bet the processing is now done on the phone.

"Siri is available only on iPhone 4S and requires Internet access."
 
Is that still the case with Siri in the 4S, or does the phone now do the processing? If it was server-side, Siri wouldn't work without a data connection. That might be OK for a third-party app, but I doubt Apple would be happy with it as a core feature. I bet the processing is now done on the phone.

I got the impression from the Apple announcement on Friday that some is done on the handset and some is done server side, so maybe its both?
 
anyone who does is an idiot. sorry. But with no guaranteed stock for everyone - there really is no point at all

The big Apple Stores will have plenty of stock.
For example, when the 3G launched, I went into the Regent Street Store three days after and queued for about two hours and they still had plenty.

The other thing is that if they do run out, they usually give out a priority card that means when they have them back in stock, you don't have to queue.
 
Pfft, I've been to Apple three times, I'd rather not go back. Bunch of Russell Brand wannabe missfits educating the clueless about why they need a quad core and 16GB of RAM to browse the internet and send emails.
 
Pfft, I've been to Apple three times, I'd rather not go back. Bunch of Russell Brand wannabe missfits educating the clueless about why they need a quad core and 16GB of RAM to browse the internet and send emails.

Remove the Russell Brand bit and you just described PC World. ;)
 
Just make sure that you do actually receive 3g coverage with Three everywhere you're going to be using the phone.

Three would be useless for me as it switches between 0 or 1 bar of 3g signal where I live and they don't do 2g coverage.

Already tested that with a PayG sim :)
 
I've had my Bold for a few months now but want to upgrade to a 4S when it's out. What, if possible, is the best way to go about upgrading from BB to an iPhone on Orange? Any advice?

Gonna be calling them tomorrow morning.
 
my ipad 2 buying "experience" consisted of walking into Argos on the day of release and buying one there and then without a queue.

Meanwhile, at the apple store people had queued for 6 hours or more to get theres, and some queued and didn't even get one.

Seriously, the idiots who queue up outside the apple store on launch day are one of the reasons apple customers get such a bad reputation.
 
Well my 3GS was doing my head in at the weekend and I relented and ordered at 64GB iPhone 4S via 3 on their One Plan.

If the 5 comes along before the two years are up I will just sell the 4S, my thinking lead me to believe that the 64GB should hold its money well due to it being the first iphone at the size capacity.
 
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