Get Siri Right Now On iPhone 4 And iPod Touch 4G

Finally you can get Siri on iPhone 4 and iPod touch, on this post we will show you how to install iPhone 4S most wanted feature Siri on your iPhone 4 and iPod touch 4G.
Yes you will be able to install Siri on your iPhone 4, iPod touch 4G and older devices running iOS 5 but you will not be able to use it as like iPhone 4S users you will get Siri just like other hackers who successfully ported Siri on older iDevices and used it. So that you will only get Siri GUI on your iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod touch 4G, iPod touch 3G.

What You Need To Get Siri On iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, iPod Touch 3G iPod, Touch 4G

To get siri you will need to download some files from Apple’s iPhone 4S that can be found here. but before doing anything remember that you are going to get Siri as like the hackers but you will not be able to talk to Siri as case with iPhone 4S users for more over this problem check out our post can be found here.

IMPORTANT NOTE: iTechNow is not to be held responsible for any loss of your data after following this tutorial (To Get Siri On iPhone 4, iPod Touch 4G Or Any Older Device ). Follow at your own risk.

You will need ((PoenSSH and iFile, SFTP client “WinSCP for Windows and CydberDuck for Mac OS X” and of course jailbroken iDevice running iOS 5 which for public that can be found here.

How To Get Siri Right Now On iPhone 4 And iPod Touch 4G

WinSCP Tutorial Guide
1- Extract the files attached “which downloaded from the above link” iPhone 4S files.
2- Open your SFTP client and write the information required.

Host name:<type the IP address of your network from the WiFi settings on your iPhone>
Username: root
Password: alpine

3- Open the following directory then copy this words ”AssistantServices.framework” that you can find in the extracted files you have downloaded.

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/

/System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app

5- Now open iFile and get the same directory you will found another file named N90AP.plist for your iPhone or N81AP.plist  for iPod touch users, now Tap on it and Edit it and type the following

<key>assistant</key><true/>

after

<key>720p</key><true/>

Update 1: If Siri GUI didn’t appear after this guide try this AssistantServices.framework instead of the one in the third step.

UPDATE 2: Video Guide 

Reports are flooding the web that Siri, the voice-recognition-based digital assistant on the iPhone 4S, may actually make it easier for people to access private data on your device… with a passcode lock! By default, it’s possible to access Siri even when your phone is locked with a passcode. In theory this makes sense – instead of having to unlock your phone to send a text, you just have to bring up Siri and have her do all the heavy lifting.
However, the problem arises when an unwanted individual discovers that it’s possible to access private data like calendar appointments, text messages and emails just by asking nicely, no matter if the phone is locked or not.

Now, there’s a pretty simple solution – in the Passcode Lock settings, just switch Siri to “Off”. This will mean that you can no longer access your favorite digital assistant when your device is locked, but it also means that no one else can either. And, of course, Siri will still be fully functional if the phone is unlocked.

It’s an unfortunate but true fact that people will take advantage of this security flaw. For that reason, if you have any sensitive data on your device, it’s probably a good idea to disable Siri from the lock screen.
Siri, I’m disappointed in you…

Via: Gizmodo