You didn't answer my question. I asked you to show me this elusive Apple statement that all the bloggers are 'quoting'. There is no Apple statement that says older iPhones are not capable of running Siri due to hardware limitations. All Apple ever said was that only the iPhone 4S supports Siri. Which is true. What are…

GreasyPig posted it before this actually, but without the pic.

Valid on the WiFi.. I didn't think of that. Although, I mostly only use it when I have wifi, but Apple is very strict about those kind of things. Too bad, because I would find it much more useful on my iPad.

ps. If you didn't request a quote, you never know. ;)

Agreed. Although I do hope the 'it's in beta' excuse ends up being true, cause I'd like to see it on my iPad 2 at some point. Unless the 3 is worthy of my money, then it won't matter.

I guess it's been too long to edit the comment, but it's technically my parents company, that I work for. So really it's like if I wrote a comment about McDonalds when I was 17, which isn't rude? Yes/No? Lol.

I think you mean 'More Mhz ≠ Better performance.'

Well actually it's 186mm2 more (area as opposed to length and width) and you messed up your (.93mm) - should be (9.3mm).

I see your point that, to some, it may be misleading. However, I don't think it justifies all the people that are outrageously upset that Apple is 'lying' to them about the hardware requirements. If they don't have an iPhone 4S they are by no means entitled to Siri and trying to make Apple look bad because they can't…

Meh, it's a little large and slow.... Here's the one my company makes. (smartphone software still under development)

Agreed. Can't even tell if it's actually automated or not. (although I know it is)

Compared to my companies Home Bar that can pour any cocktail/martini/wine in approximately 1.8 seconds (using the built in touchscreen)... It was just debuted this year, based off 30 years of liquor control systems technology, so smartphone software is still under development but will be available in the near future.

Wow. This is painfully slow to get a drink.

Can you show me where Apple has lied about Siri? I can't find it anywhere, just 'quotes' regurgitated by bloggers that never actually came from Apple.

What did they lie about?

Or just minify the whole thing and presto 1 line.

1 line of code means nothing... Minify the code and suddenly 50,000 lines becomes 1.

Minify the code and suddenly 50,000 lines turns to 1

Umm, I see no lies on that page, please elaborate.

I suppose I did. I'm a little too literal sometimes.