John Gruber, a prominent Apple commentator, launched harsh criticism against Apple for promoting Siri features that are unconfirmed and delayed. He highlighted the company's lack of transparency, as they failed to provide demonstrations of these features, which he classifies as "vaporware." Gruber points out that Apple acknowledged that new capabilities for Siri would take longer to develop, undermining their previous claims. His concerns demonstrate a significant disconnect between Apple's advertising strategies and actual product readiness, raising questions about the company's future direction and reputation.
Gruber argues that Apple is "in disarray if not crisis," pointing to their misleading claims about Siri features that are not yet available.
He criticizes Apple for deleting an iPhone 16 ad promoting features that are now acknowledged as delayed, showcasing a disconnect between promises and reality.
Apple's failure to provide demonstrations of new Siri capabilities leads Gruber to label them as "vaporware," highlighting the company's lack of accountability.
Despite ongoing promotions, Gruber underscores that the Siri features remain untested, creating skepticism about Apple's current strategy and credibility.
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