Although the iPhone 4S had a disappointing launch a few weeks ago, it wasn't long until the conglomerate was faced with more devastating news following the death of Steve Jobs; the Siri voice control service crashed for multiple hours - not good news for Apple.
It really does seem as though Apple's success is beginning to fade away with the loss of Jobs. For the past few weeks, the communication system had been working perfectly fine up until a sudden Apple server crash. Although the problem has been solved, the system is still apparently reluctant to communicate properly with Aussies and the Scots. Siri Crash & Burn Perhaps the conglomerate should have fully thought through its new advanced system, instead of rushing it out? And perhaps Apple won’t include Siri on future devices, because of the bad publicity it’s been getting within weeks of its release? I don't think this will affect Apple's sales in any way; the brand is a fashion trend, and regardless of the features of the phone, I think the public will still purchase their devices - a worrying thought, because it appears that people only care about the aesthetics of the device, not the features.
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