iOS 6 Codenamed 'Sundance', Siri APIs Coming?

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Posted May 12, 2012 at 1:10pm by Shalom Levytam

Apple's internal codename for the new iOS 6 firmware is 'Sundance', according to a new report from TechCrunch.

Aside from confirming the switch to in-house Maps, the site also suggests that iOS 6 could bring Siri to the iPad.

As a quick aside, while there's not much other iOS 6 information floating around out there right now, there have been whispers backing up Gruber's assertion that Siri APIs are another possibility. There have also been whispers about Siri for iPad finally coming. Specifically, I've been led to believe it's more of a UI issue than anything else. After all, Apple is using the technology for the Dictation functionality found on the new iPad. They've just been working on what Siri for iPad will look like, I've been led to believe.

New iCloud functionality and a revamped version of iTunes may also be part of the update to iOS 6.

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Junaid - May 12, 2012 at 7:02pm

Dicks

James - May 12, 2012 at 9:59pm

it amazes me the dumb things people post. "apple was surprised how popular it was" what a dumb statement. They forecast and from that manufacture the devices. They'd know exactly how popular it would be. The server sites could have hit a million different issues from improper funding, leadership, planning, personnel, unforeseen issues or supplies to meet the expected growth. OR it could have been Apple's plan to release at this stage rather than forego launch and be undercut by someone else.