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Adventures In Tech - Why Apple can't get Siri right

Published on Apr 22, 2014

Why is Siri's job so hard, and how can Siri be improved? Adventures in Tech delves into the weird world of speech recognition.
 

Apple Byte - Reports say Siri is coming to Apple TV

Published on Apr 24, 2014

Evidence points to the next Apple TV working with Siri, the rumored 5.5-inch iPhone 6 gets delayed and Apple's latest earnings beat expectations.
 

Русская Siri vs Google Now: Кто умнее или Псаки отдыхает (in Russian)

Published on Apr 9, 2015
 

Siri is put to the test with Apple Music launch

Published on Jun 30, 2015

As Apple's streaming music service goes live, it's easy to stump Siri with some song requests. Also, Uber buys part of Bing Maps, and Google updates the Hangouts app.
 

A plug with Siri and HomeKit? Less compelling than you'd think

Published on Aug 25, 2015

Despite voice control via Siri, iHome's one trick SmartPlug doesn't do enough to hold the spotlight.
 

Siri interrupts White House press briefing, answers Iran deal question

Published on Sep 10, 2015

Smartphone Fail: Apple Siri Answers A Question at White House Press Briefing. Siri Tries to Answer Question at White House Press Briefing. A funny thing happened towards the end of White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest‘s daily press briefing on Thursday.
During a question about whether or not President Obama was “upset that he couldn’t get even one Republican” to support the Iran Deal, a reporter was interrupted by the unlikeliest source. No, it wasn’t a fellow reporter from a competing news outlet. Instead, it was Siri, Apple’s semi-automated iPhone assistant.

“Sorry. I’m not sure what you want me to change,” said the disembodied voice.

Earnest, the reporter, and everyone else laughed it off and continued on with the briefing. Yet considering Siri’s unintentional spunk, the late Steve Jobs‘ automaton might have a future in the world of public relations.
"Siri" tried to butt in on Thursday's White House press briefing.
The virtual iPhone personal assistant unexpectedly interjected when a reporter was asking Press Secretary Josh Earnest about the Iran nuclear deal, and whether President Obama was "upset" he couldn't get any Republicans on board.
A virtual voice could be heard in the room answering: "Sorry, I'm not sure what you want me to change."
Earnest laughed it off, as did the other reporters.
 

5 year old tries to have a conversation with Siri

Published on Aug 29, 2014

This little boy just learned about Siri on the iPhone and tries his best to hold a conversation with "her" for the first time. The only problem? "She's" having some trouble understanding him!
 
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