Business Insider has just published information from its sources about Appwhere currently employedancand companies are testing a completely new service that should arrive in iOS 10. This is a function associated with the answering machine, where the user would have the option to record a message into the answering machine and Siri would take care of translating the voice recording into text. The message in text form would then be sent to the user via iCloud, so he wouldn't have to check his voicemail at all.
According to the information, the service is called quite logically "iCloud Voicemail” and its other function would be to provide information about where the user is and why they could not pick up the phone. Of course, this information would only be communicated based on the settings, so it would be possible to disable it. The service is currently only in the early testing phase, but its debut should be sometime in 2016, together with iOS 10.
The "i" functionCloud Voicemail" actually combines fast with faster. Users much prefer recording something than writing text, it's faster and more convenient. On the other hand, they don't want to listen tochat the other user, because it is slower for them, they prefer to read the text. For this purpose, the "i" function shouldCloud Voicemail" should have been absolutely perfect. The recording is sent to servers Apple, where Siri will take care of the translation into text form and send the plain text to the user on the other side. For Apple it is now important to develop the service to such a stage that it is able to translate recordings taken in worse conditions, for example somewhere on the street, in an excellent way.
*source: macrumors
