From my understanding, yes.
I have seen a few things since the iPhone 4S has been released.
The first said a few app developers (I think it was chpwn and rpritchard or something) had managed to decompile the software and get it onto another device. Unfortunately, apple made Siri so it would constantly chat to the Apple servers with a very chatty protocol.
To allow communication, the client had to provide a UID (unique identifier)... I think this was the iPhone's UDID or something. Meaning, you had to own another phone and uses its UID. If one started making a few hundred requests per second... the UID got blacklisted and that iPhone no longer worked.
I read a thing the other day that said someone had figured it out with some sort of proxy. I'll have a look for it now.
Okay, sorry.... the SiriProxy project allows you to add custom commands to Siri.
This has been aimed at developers to add in functionality to their apps. This means, If I made twitter, I could say "Siri, twit 'That AceGuy is a big baby", siri would actually be able to do it!
Anyway, back to the main point. I have a 4S and seriously don't use Siri at all. It becomes a novelty almost immediately.
I have seen a few things since the iPhone 4S has been released.
The first said a few app developers (I think it was chpwn and rpritchard or something) had managed to decompile the software and get it onto another device. Unfortunately, apple made Siri so it would constantly chat to the Apple servers with a very chatty protocol.
To allow communication, the client had to provide a UID (unique identifier)... I think this was the iPhone's UDID or something. Meaning, you had to own another phone and uses its UID. If one started making a few hundred requests per second... the UID got blacklisted and that iPhone no longer worked.
I read a thing the other day that said someone had figured it out with some sort of proxy. I'll have a look for it now.
Okay, sorry.... the SiriProxy project allows you to add custom commands to Siri.
This has been aimed at developers to add in functionality to their apps. This means, If I made twitter, I could say "Siri, twit 'That AceGuy is a big baby", siri would actually be able to do it!
Anyway, back to the main point. I have a 4S and seriously don't use Siri at all. It becomes a novelty almost immediately.