United Kingdom, Aug. 11 -- Apple's delayed rollout of its next-generation Siri has reportedly sparked concern among its own engineers.

According to Bloomberg, the upgraded Siri - expected next year alongside a wider infrastructure overhaul - will be able to control iPhone apps entirely via voice, using an enhanced version of Apple's App Intents system.

This would allow users to give hands-free instructions such as editing and sending a photo, commenting on social media posts, or adding items to a shopping cart without touching the screen.

While Apple showcased a similar capability at WWDC 2024, it has been pushed back amid fears about accuracy and compatibility.

According to the report, engineers are particularly worried about high-st...