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Although us Appe announced that its smart speaker HomeThe Pod will only start selling in the first months of next year, so we don't have to be completely desperate. The Apple company has one more thing up its sleeve that it will release to users before the end of this year. We are of course talking about nothing less than the iMac. Pro, which will become the most powerful Apple computer on the market immediately after its release.

We already know pretty much everything about the iMac for professionals. In fact, the biggest attractions were revealed to us by the guy himself. Apple on June WWDC, where we all breathlessly admired the gray monster during the presentation video. In addition to the 5K display and the impressive 18-core processor, it will bring iMac Pro and other very interesting news.

Siri takes on a new dimension on the iMac

One of the most interesting innovations is undoubtedly the use of the A10 Fusion processor known from the iPhone 7, which, as a coprocessor of the iMac, will enable a very popular feature that users know from Apple phones, for example. Developers who explored the bridge OS 2.0 software package from Applu, they figured out that thanks to it, the “Hey Siri".

Addressing Siri should work practically the same on iMac as on Apple phonesoneThe user should have the Siri access practically at any time, i.e. not only while working on the computer but also when the computer is turned off. The assistant would therefore become even more established on Apple computers and provide their users with even greater comfort.

Although this information is quite interesting, we should take it with a grain of salt for now. Question marks about the new iMac Pro in the air, there are still quite a lot of questions and the answers will only be provided in the first days of using this brutally powerful machine. Hopefully, we will see the clarification of all its features before the end of this year. The same fate as the HomeWe certainly wouldn't wish it on him.

updates: Support for the "Hey Siri" on the Mac is also confirmed by the following video and images from BridgeOS.

iMac Pro FB 3

Source: 9to5mac

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