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- The Vaporware That Apple Insists Isnt Vaporware - Slashdot
Now, nearly a year later, Apple executives Craig Federighi and Greg Joswiak are conducting press interviews claiming the 2024 demonstration wasn't "vaporware" because working code existed internally at the time The company says the features will arrive "in the coming year" -- which Apple confirmed means sometime in 2026
- Apple categorically denies Siri vaporware claim in video . . .
The vaporware claim Following this, it was widely assumed that the keynote demo and ad had been completely faked, showing off features Apple planned to create but which didn’t actually exist at
- Apple execs attempt to defend Apple Intelligence vaporware . . .
Apple software chief Craig Federighi (left) and marketing head Greg “Joz” Joswiak Apple’s much-hyped Apple Intelligence, unveiled with grand promises of revolutionizing its ecosystem, has
- Apple Firmly Refutes Vaporware Allegations Against Siri in . . .
This prompted even the most optimistic Apple supporters to call out the company’s display of “vaporware,” suggesting the demonstrations were fabricated However, two Apple executives have now firmly rejected this notion, stating that everything showcased at that time was legitimate Previous Demos of New Siri
- Apple’s Siri Demo Controversy: The Truth Behind the Vaporware . . .
The term “vaporware” refers to products that are announced and demoed but are never actually delivered or released This was the accusation leveled at Apple after the iPhone 16 ad was pulled Critics pointed out that the demo seemed too polished and didn’t reflect the reality of Siri’s capabilities
- Apple’s Spin on the Personalized Siri Apple Intelligence Reset
It’s still vaporware at this point Vaporware doesn’t mean “completely fabricated” It just means “promised but hasn’t shipped” Tsai links to this Mastodon tweet from Russell Ivanovic: “This narrative that it was vaporware is nonsense” Craig Apple My guy You announced something that never shipped You made ads for it
- The Vaporware That Apple Insists Isnt Vaporware
At WWDC 2024, Apple showed off a dramatically improved Siri that could handle complex contextual queries like "when is my mom's flight landing?" The demo was heavily edited due to latency issues and couldn't be shown in a single take
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