Jailbroken iPhone 4, iPod Touch get hacked Siri

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 05 Dec 2011 2:48 User comments (7)

Jailbroken iPhone 4 users, rejoice.

The blog InTech-BB (currently down) has posted a guide on how to add the popular Apple virtual assistant Siri to the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G (fourth gen).

H1Siri comes via the Chinese dev group "CD-Team" and the app has been released to Cydia, which is the App Store for jailbroken iOS devices.

The only requirements are Cydia and iOS 5.

Because the app is new, there are expected bugs, including a camera bug that requires its own fix.

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15.12.2011 15:42

hearme0

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Yay!

NOT!

25.12.2011 16:30

plutonash

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Thanks for being so quick about this afterdawn.

36.12.2011 00:29

bobiroc

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But Apple Says that the iPhone 4 is not powerful enough. I mean why else would Apple hold back a feature from a previous product. It couldn't be that Apple wants iTards to buy a new device every 6 months to a year and without holding back a little feature they would have nothing to sell to the iSheep.

46.12.2011 02:08

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Originally posted by bobiroc:
But Apple Says that the iPhone 4 is not powerful enough. I mean why else would Apple hold back a feature from a previous product. It couldn't be that Apple wants iTards to buy a new device every 6 months to a year and without holding back a little feature they would have nothing to sell to the iSheep.

If they really wanted to make people buy a new device, they'll do what they did on the 3G with iOS 4.

56.12.2011 02:41

plutonash

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Originally posted by bobiroc:
But Apple Says that the iPhone 4 is not powerful enough. I mean why else would Apple hold back a feature from a previous product. It couldn't be that Apple wants iTards to buy a new device every 6 months to a year and without holding back a little feature they would have nothing to sell to the iSheep.

So buying an android only to have it be outdone in literally three weeks, thus making them regret their buy is much better? Interesting logic. Both sides just want your cash by any means.

66.12.2011 02:43

core2kid

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Originally posted by plutonash:

Originally posted by bobiroc:
But Apple Says that the iPhone 4 is not powerful enough. I mean why else would Apple hold back a feature from a previous product. It couldn't be that Apple wants iTards to buy a new device every 6 months to a year and without holding back a little feature they would have nothing to sell to the iSheep.

So buying an android only to have it be outdone in literally three weeks, thus making them regret their buy is much better? Interesting logic. Both sides just want your cash by any means.

Well there's a lot of different Android manufacturers so any Android phone will be outdated pretty fast.

74.1.2012 09:16

iPad88

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Hi! I found how to install Siri on iPad using Spire Cydia Package. Also you will need siri proxy to install

This message has been edited since its posting. Latest edit was made on 27 Jan 2012 @ 5:54

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