Apple Posts iPhone 4S, Siri, and iCloud Videos to YouTube

Gary Ng
15 years ago

Here are the promotional videos used today by Apple to promote the new iPhone 4S, Siri, and iCloud, as posted to Apple’s YouTube channel (don’t forget the Let’s Talk iPhone keynote stream is also online):

That Siri demonstration video is just awesome.

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George Paulussen
George Paulussen
14 years ago

Is Siri coming to Canada?

I noticed that there is no Siri info at the Canadian Apple site while it is on other countries pages

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Red Green
Red Green
14 years ago

Where is the iphone 5 ? 

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Ari
Ari
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14 years ago

Never never land? Apple never promised an iPhone 5 this year.

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Janifer
Janifer
14 years ago

Wow, I just bought iphone 4 32GB only 10 months ago.

Now, my iphone is already old model..

Anyway, iphone 4s is look really exciting to me, especially the camera movie stabilizer.

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