Here is an adolescent who was offered a ticket to Apple WWDC

Each year, the announcement of the WorldWide Developers Conference, Apple offers a hundred scholarships that enable young people to get a ticket for zero dollars. However, they must develop an application that has a connection with their development, their educational background and other interests. If they are good, some will be selected and youth will be invited to the conference, which runs from June 10 to 14 for the 2013 edition. Ash Bhat, 16, is one of them. He has developed an application that meets the voice, without using the touch screen to access various commands.

At first launch, it is necessary to say "Hello" followed by "Apple" so it gets under way. Once starting done, everything goes with the voice and only voice. Information about the teen screen, they simply say "Next" (next) or "Back" (previous) to juggle each new data. The application is scheduled to be available on the App Store, he finds that his development qualities are not advanced enough to attract an audience. Nevertheless, the idea is interesting by taking a look similar to Siri, if the iPhone is constantly listening in this case without touching the screen.