Is the  mountain lion osx that comes out in summer going to have "siri" cause it should fyi ??

Siri seems revolutionary i hope they adopt it to the new os cause tech is exceding in mobil applications not so much desktops....

Everything about Snow Leopard that has been publicly announced and so can be discussed can be found here. Beyond what's on those pages, anyone who knows additional details is prohibited by agreement with Apple from revealing such information. We'll just have to wait until the release of Mountain Lion, or at least further information from Apple, before anyone can answer your question.
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