Developers wasted no time bringing Siri to the iPhone 4, and nine days later, it's been brought to the iPad as well. This version, running on a first-generation jailbroken Apple tablet, suffers from a similar problem as past non-iPhone 4S ports: it's still not talking to Apple's data servers. This means that until devs manage to get voice commands recognized and initiated, the iPad's unofficial virtual assistant will remain effectively gagged. Her spend the most time learn how to jailbreak ipad. No doubt that this developer is harding work.

The most popular and notable feature of iOS 5 called “Siri” that exclusively designed and made for the latest Apple’s iPhone 4S, has now finally been ported to the iPad.

Earlier, we have seen that Siri hacked onto the iPhone 4 but the hackers are still not pretty confident on its working as far as the first person who hacked and ported Siri onto the iPhone 4 was also encountered with some bugs and issues that lead us to have some more patience and time. But what about the iPad? In that meantime, we just forget the iPads to be hacked for Siri.

Troughton-Smith (who was the first hacker to figure out how to get Siri UI working on iPhone 4) has also indicated that it looks very unlikely that the port will be released to the public.

Another iOS developer and hackers named Jackolane has also ported Siri to his iPad. However, there is still no exact details and confirmation except tweeted with some screenshots and letters written “First Siri test on an iPad “.

Currently, the only hope is Apple will magically enable it on non-iPhone 4S devices via a iOS software update. But if you were to ask us, we would say don't count on it based on Apple's previous track record.

But, before you get excited, we wanted to highlight that though we're hearing similar claims that Siri is successfully ported to iPhone 4 and iPod touch, it's just the UI that hackers have managed to port to Siri. Since Apple is not authenticating commands from non-iPhone 4S devices, the so-called Siri port for non-iOS devices is quite useless.

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