Siri is set or arrive on Apple’s Mac OS X desktop operating system, following its initial introduction on the iPhone 4s in 2011.
All Windows 10 devices have Cortana, and now, finally, Siri is set to arrive on Mac OS X later this year in OS X 10.12 Fuji, or so a new report from 9to5 Mac claims.
The report cites that Siri will be based in a menu bar icon, from which users will be able to click to access the digital assistant, set a keyboard shortcut, or even use voice commands to initiate it.
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The report cites that Macs connected to power will be able to access “Hey Siri” voice commands, though it is presently unknown as to which models will benefit from using the feature.
OS X 10.12 Fuji is expected to bring a host of small tweaks to the operating system, with Siri being the headlining feature.
The digital assistant was first launched on the iPhone 4s in 2011, and presently exists on the iPhone as well as the iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV and Apple Watch.
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