Former Siri, Inc executive Adam Cheyer departs Apple

updated 05:35 pm EDT, Tue September 11, 2012

 

Second Siri founding member to leave, no destination announced


One of the engineers who co-founded Siri and former vice president of engineering of the company has reportedly left Apple. Adam Cheyer departed recently after working in Apple's mobile software division, making it the second founding team member to leave Apple after former Chief Executive Officer Dag Kittlaus departed after Apple purchased the company.

Siri, Inc was acquired for integration in the Apple iOS on April 28. 2010. The technology has come under some fire, including reports that Google text search remains a more accurate option. Additionally, two class action lawsuits have been filed against Apple claiming that Siri's abilities had been oversold by Apple.

Neither Apple nor Cheyer has responded to a request for comment on the departure. Cheyer hasn't made any announcement in regards to his ultimate destination.


By Electronista Staff

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  1. blahblahbber

    Banned

    Joined: 02-01-05

    I expect this to be the norm... after all, crApple is looking more and more like microsoft everyday.

  1. Spheric Harlot

    Clinically Insane

    Joined: 11-07-99

    Yes, people leaving after the work they are hired to do is done is pretty much the norm.

    A morsel of truth wrapped in complete idiocy there, blahblahbber.

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