The newspaper has also made a few claims about the iTV devices and it’s features. According to the paper, Siri is the central feature of iTV. It allows users to make programming choices through voice and let them utilize other controls through their voice or hand gestures. Moreover, an on-screen keyboard can also be summoned without the need for any external hardware. In the exact words of the paper,
“An on-screen keyboard, meanwhile, can also be activated in a similar manner, allowing viewers to surf the web, conduct video chats and use social media sites such as Twitter and Facebook – all without any physical interface.”
The claim of hand-gesture controls by the paper is definitely a surprise for us. Does this mean that Apple is also integrating motion-sensor technology in iTV? If that is so, and this is not at all confirmed so far, this means that Apple has definitely upped the ante, even farther than most of us were expecting.
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