Earlier, we posted a screenshot of Siri settings on iPad. Now, we have received some more photos confirming the fact that Siri has been ported to iPad. Through the pictures, we can conclude that everything, including the graphics are optimized for the 9 inch display without any distortion in pixels. But the only problem we had now is the inability to spoof Apple servers.
Needless to say, Siri connects to Apple server when you ask a question to it, cross check the word and then reply you back. With the port on iPad, Apple server would detect that the feature is trying to connect with a device other than iPhone 4S. Thereby, making the whole process unsuccessful. Since Siri has been hacked for iPhone 4, this is the only challenge developers have to overcome.
According to @stroughtonsmith, he has found a way to spoof Apple server. As a result, the device would behave the same way as if Siri is connecting from an iPhone 4S. If, due to any reason, the feature fails, developer has plans to use either query Google or Tell me. Well, what i think is that the user experience would never remain the same without Apple servers. Anyhow, at least the presence of Siri in iPhone or iPad is more important at this point of time.