Apple’s digital assistant for iOS users Siri, which assists users to get things done with just voice commands. It is very helpful in a variety of situations but there is one exacting concern that many users have criticized regarding the past. It is that every time Siri is triggered, the UI takes over the entire iOS device display and stops the user from doing something else. The excellent rumor is this is set to change with the subsequent software upgrade.
Throughout the iOS 14 launch keynote, Apple makes known a new Siri UI that does not take the whole display space. It will now take a little space on the display so that users can go on doing whatever they were doing prior to trigging the assistant. The change will be more helpful on iPads with iPadOS 14 as they have a much better display panel.
Please note that Apple has been beta testing the new Siri UI for fairly some time but apps in the background were not interactive. This means users were able to witness the app they had opened but were not able to execute any action like touching menus or navigating the app. Furthermore, touching anyplace on the display used to release Siri. This is alleged to have changed with the most recent iOS 14, iPadOS 14 beta as users are now able to work together with the apps at the same time interacting through Siri.
While the feature is in the beta stage, it is reported to be a hit and miss currently which is predictable. It ought to work with full strength once the stable iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 is made available for everybody. It goes with no saying that the stable build will land with the iPhone 12 listings tipped to launch in October.
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