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Apple One of the main differences is the new onscreen gesture you can use to invoke Siri. While methods like long-pressing the power button or saying "Hey Siri" remain, how you tap or swipe on the screen to bring up the assistant has changed. Instead of double tapping the bottom of the display to type to Siri, you now swipe down from the top center, just as you would have to pull down Spotlight search in the past. I don't know about you but I welcome the removal of the double tap gesture, which I hardly ever used. It mostly got in the way of my endless scrolling and gaming. With this new gestu

Apple In the demos I saw, and in the rare instances where I tried to ask my own questions, the system was fairly responsive. Like most AI products, the responses can take longer to generate if your prompt was more complicated (or if it required sifting through more of your photos and messages). But by and large I didn't find myself waiting more than a second to see Siri AI reply. I was inspired by demo questions about traveling to Hawaii and family-friendly hikes, and asked how to go from Portland, Maine to Acadia National Park without driving. (I grew up and live in cities and never took my d