According to the site
AppleInsider, the Cupertino company continues its shopping andcome
to get a new business.
This time it is abouta start-up called CueWho
offers, on the App Store,a virtual assistantcapable of
rely on information drawn from emails, the calendar, on Facebook, etc.
to help the user get organized and support them on a daily basis:
To afford this new assistant, Apple would have paidbetween 40 and
$60 million. Even if Apple confirmed this acquisition to the site
TechCrunch, the company did not provide further details.
Since the beginning of the week,Cue closed its doors and
the application is no longer available on the App Store. Following this
buyout, it is easy to imagine that Apple could add the skills of
Cue those from Siri or even use this buyout to flesh out the tab
'Today' from the notification center.
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