Alan Browne

<http://9to5mac.com/2011/10/14/siri-voice-command-system-ported-from-iphone-4s-to-iphone-4-video/>

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The only issue at this point is that Apple is not authenticating
(obviously) commands to its servers from iPhone 4 hardware. The Siri
port to the iPhone 4, at this point, also has the ability to speak back
to the user. You may notice Siri and the iPhone 4 acting very sluggish
in the above video. The issue here is not Siri, but is that a special
GPU driver for iPhone 4 is needed; and it is obviously not included in
the iPhone 4S binary cache – where the Siri files are located.

Perhaps the biggest news here is that we’ve determined that there is no
technical reason for Apple not to allow Siri to run on the iPhone 4. The
iPhone 4 hardware can support the Siri artificial intelligence system,
as the A4 processor is said to be powerful enough. We are not entirely
sure why Apple is making Siri an iPhone 4S exclusive but it could be due
to special microphone support, or because the A5 may allow it to run
slightly quicker. After all, Apple is the company who blocked custom
wallpapers on the iPhone 3G because the animation is slightly slugger
than the animation on newer iOS devices.

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