Makes one month we told you about the arrival of the App Store Evi, a voice assistant landing with the aim of replacing Siri in those terminals in which the wizard's voice 4s iPhone is not present. Evi use has been limited to U.S. and UK at the moment, with voice commands defaults and offering a low level of user interaction.
Evi appear to be threatened by Apple because the Cupertino-makers have contacted the developer who signs this application, True Knowledge, to give them a warning by the similarities that the tool saves with Siri. But before removing the application from the store, Apple has offered the possibility to True Knowledge to make some changes so that Evi is not removed. From Cupertino request to True Knowledge that "the similarities end with Evi saved with Siri."
It is rare for an application like this has endured so long to Apple restrictions. Will survive in the App Store?
Source: Techcrunch
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