Right before @ReagentX and @ChristopoulosZ were about to release their next version of SiriN1ght (which should have finally been able to connect to Apple’s servers), they got a cease and desist letter from Apple. This means they will most likely stop the developement of SiriN1ght.
“Goodbye SiriN1ght… It was nice knowing you…”
“Sorry for the sad news, but Apple has send @ReagentX and I both a cease and desist letter to stop SiriN1ght.”
@ReagentX and @ChristopoulosZ uploaded a video showing an iPhone 3GS with a fully working Siri Port on it.
We now also have confirmation that SiriN1ght beta 4 will be a full Siri Port with server connectivity.
“Guys, the current version of SiriN1ght will NOT auth. When we release b4, you will be able too.” - ReagentX Continue reading
@ReagentX recently announced that he and @ChristopoulosZ managed to get SiriN1ght to authenticate with Apple’s Servers.
“And we have a working Siri port y’all.” - ReagentX
One of the problems they are dealing with right now is that Siri sends your contact information to Apple (through @ChristopoulosZ’s server) the first time you connect. To make sure to protect the people’s privacy, they won’t release their port until this issue has been resolved. Continue reading
@ChristopoulosZ, developer of SiriN1ght, recently announced that he will soon release SiriN1ght Beta 4. The Update will improve SiriN1ght’s stability and add the ability to uninstall it.
You will be able to download SiriN1ght b4 through his repo (http://cydia.zchristopoulos.com/) as soon as it’s available.
Will be changing the Siri files in SiriN1ght b4 for added stability. Keep your eyes open for an update!
Uninstall option will also be in b4
We do not recommend to install SiriN1ght at this stage because you won’t be able to use Siri (only the UI) and it might break your iPhone.
In this tutorial we are going explain how you can install the Siri GUI on your iPhone 4 or iPhone 3GS.
What can you do with the Siri UI?
