Here are your Apple Rumors for today:
Siri: Apple (AAPL) is only allowing Apple TV owners in eight countries to take advantage of Siri, reports 9to5Mac. The tech company has reportedly put this limitation on its virtual assistant because it wants to train it to understand accents better before allowing more customers to use it when searching for shows or movies on the set-top box. As it is now, only TV owners living in the United Kingdom, United States, Australia, Canada, Germany, France, Spain and Japan can use the Siri Remote.
Campus: Apple is reportedly in talks to build a new campus in San Jose, Calif., MacRumors notes. The company is said to be negotiating with city officials to create a campus in the northern part of the city that would be 4.15 million square feet. This would make it the largest campus ever made by AAPL, even when taking into account for the unfinished Campus 2. It already has most of the land in the area bought or leased, but still needs permission from city officials for its development agreement.
iPhone: The iPhone 7 may have more RAM than previous iPhones, reports AppleInsider. KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has an accurate track record when it comes to Apple predictions, claims that the iPhone 7 will come with 2GB of RAM. He also said the iPhone 7 Plus would comes equipped with 3GB of RAM. This would mean that each version of the smartphones would be getting a 1GB of RAM boost when compared to the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus. He also predicts that they will both run on a new processor, which will likely be called the A10.
