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Ars Technica-reputedly code-named "Jibbler" - have not been formally announced by Apple, so there's no telling whether these features will make it into the final shipping version of 3.0, or whether Apple's laying the groundwork for a future update-or if, indeed, this is all just a pipe dream.
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Of course, the frameworks uncovered by Ars Technica -- reputedly code-named "Jibbler" -- have not been formally announced by Apple, so there's no telling whether these features will make it into the final shipping version of 3.0, or whether Apple's laying the groundwork for a future update -- or if, indeed, this is all just a pipe dream.
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Of course, the frameworks uncovered by Ars Technica -- reputedly code-named "Jibbler" -- have not been formally announced by Apple, so there's no telling whether these features will make it into the final shipping version of 3.0, or whether Apple's laying the groundwork for a future update -- or if, indeed, this is all just a pipe dream.
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Citing anonymous sources, Ars Technica reports that a number of references to classes and methods related to the code name "Jibbler" have been discovered in the software, which appear to suggest ...
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According to Ars Technica, the codename for the voice control feature is "Jibbler".
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Codenamed 'Jibbler' it is believed to be an enhancement to the SpringBoard application and work like the newly added Spotlight search to help users find what they're looking for fast.
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Ars Technica's sources are of the anonymous variety, but they claim that these new voice features are code-named "Jibbler" and will not only provide voice synthesis but voice recognition.
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The technology is currently labeled under the codename "Jibbler," and said to be attached to Springboard, the software component which launches iPhone apps.
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Chiefly, the feature is apparently code-named "Jibbler" and will enable both voice synthesis and voice recognition on the iPhone OS 3.0.
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Chiefly, the feature is apparently code-named "Jibbler" and will enable both voice synthesis and voice recognition on the iPhone OS 3.0.
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