Siri Features May Appear in the New OS X

Apple has announced several new features in the latest version of OS X this summer, including Siri is described as a secret features to the Mac in Mountain Lion.

According to 9to5Mac revealed, features virtual personal assistant, Siri Archive on Mountain Lion is likely to feature voice commands available on the iPad and iPhone. This function on the iPad and iPhone is activated by micro keyboard keys are arranged on the virtual keyboard. So far, the Mac keyboard can not work as a key. Perhaps the key combination that 9to5Mac is given users will need to simultaneously exploit both the 2 key start voice command for input. Perhaps in future Macs will come with the addition of a microphone keys.

Nuance, the company is said to be behind the technology that enables Siri and features in IOS voice command software sold for the Mac. If Apple put the voice command features as standard features on the Mac, then it can deny the other software such as Dragon Dictate voice of Nuance Nuance although it seems can provide more features that Apple will not have .

In addition, there is another question whether the voice features on the Mac can be a useful feature appears in a noisy office environment. Seems like a feature that would be used indoors or in the research department.

Apple is being sued in the U.S. in terms of features Siri on the iPhone 4S. Its customers have complained that Syria does not feature in the ad works. The lawsuit was originally filed in March by a 4S iPhone owners. Besides, another lawsuit also accuses Apple of distorting the voice feature of the iPhone 4S Siri in his campaign.

Apple says that the lawsuit was dismissed because the plaintiff could not assert Siri is the cause of the equipment they buy.

Another new feature is based in Mountain Lion is reportedly able to save web pages in Safari for offline reading. Gear Live note that in the beta Mountain Lion Safari Reading List feature is a notification that“Reading List articles are available for viewing while you are offline.”

Via PCWorld

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