Unlike Alexa and Google Assistant, Siri has been limited to only Apple devices since it was introduced nearly a decade ago. That's changing this year, though — Apple just announced that third ...

According to the company, Siri is now actively used on more than half a billion devices. As noted by Above Avalon's Neil Cybart, that's an improvement over the last Siri data point shared by Apple.

In addition to the above, you can also use ‌Siri‌ to check the status of devices. For example, you could say "Hey ‌Siri‌, what temperature is the thermostat set to?" or "Hey ‌Siri ...

It wouldn’t be in Apple’s best interests to make Siri available for older devices, though the word “currently” certainly leaves the door open for new developments down the line.

We have already seen a few videos of Apple’s Siri running on various iOS 5 devices, and changes to Siri in the latest version of Apple’s iOS now mean that Siri can be ported to iOS devices ...

Responding to the queries of Cult of Mac's Michael Steeber, Apple said it currently has "no plans" to add Siri support to older devices. Steeber got word from someone who contacted Apple through a ...

Apple introduced the “Hey Siri” command with iOS 8 to let users easily interact with the virtual assistant without having to press any buttons. However, over the years, this has resulted in ...