I only want one thing from WWDC 2026, and it's got nothing to do with AI
Apple is set to announce a raft of new platform updates at WWDC on June 8, but there's only one thing I want, and it's got nothing to do with the Apple Intelligence or Siri upgrades that have been rumored for months. HomeKit simply refuses to be consistent in our home Amid ongoing work to make Siri more personal and conversational, I'm left feeling less interested than ever before. Apple has had its chance to make Siri part of my life, and it's failed spectacularly. Apple Intelligence is a marketing term for a variety of AI-powered features. But none of them have proven to be everyday must-haves. OK, maybe with the exception of the Clean Up feature in Photos. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple is set to announce a raft of new platform updates at WWDC on June 8, but there's only one thing I want, and it's got nothing to do with the Apple Intelligence or Siri upgrades that have been rumored for months. HomeKit simply refuses to be consistent in our home Amid ongoing work to make Siri more personal and conversational, I'm left feeling less interested than ever before. Apple has had its chance to make Siri part of my life, and it's failed spectacularly. Apple Intelligence is a marketing term for a variety of AI-powered features. But none of them have proven to be everyday must-haves. OK, maybe with the exception of the Clean Up feature in Photos. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Apple is set to announce a raft of new platform updates at WWDC on June 8, but there's only one thing I want, and it's got nothing to do with the Apple Intelligence or Siri upgrades that have been rumored for months.
HomeKit simply refuses to be consistent in our home Amid ongoing work to make Siri more personal and conversational, I'm left feeling less interested than ever before.
Apple has had its chance to make Siri part of my life, and it's failed spectacularly.
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