I just got an iPhone 5C, but it's my first one with Siri. I've heard bad things about it, but coming from a Galaxy S3 and their version I think it's fantastic. No it's not perfect, but MUCH better to me. No contest.
Maybe because it's new for me, but I was amazed at some of the things it came up with, not to mention how quickly it did it. I haven't had a single issue with it so far and it does a good job with my north of England accent.
I'm a big US sports fan so asked it a load of questions last night that I already knew the answer to and it answered them all. Things like.....
- "What number does Kobe Bryant wear?" and variations.
- "Where did RG3 go to college?" and variations.
- "What time is the Redskins game this weekend?" followed by "What channel is it on?" and similar questions.
- "How many touchdowns did Peyton Manning throw last season?" and similar questions.
- "Where do the Celtics play?" and variations.
- "When are the Bruins playing next?"
- "Who are Ohio State playing this weekend?"
- "Who won the...... last year?" and similar questions.
You get the idea.
I've always thought things like this were a novelty, but I can actually really see me using this a lot for things like "Wake me up at...", "Give me directions to..." and "Remind me to...", etc.
Maybe it's just the novelty of coming back to an iPhone as well.
Maybe because it's new for me, but I was amazed at some of the things it came up with, not to mention how quickly it did it. I haven't had a single issue with it so far and it does a good job with my north of England accent.
I'm a big US sports fan so asked it a load of questions last night that I already knew the answer to and it answered them all. Things like.....
- "What number does Kobe Bryant wear?" and variations.
- "Where did RG3 go to college?" and variations.
- "What time is the Redskins game this weekend?" followed by "What channel is it on?" and similar questions.
- "How many touchdowns did Peyton Manning throw last season?" and similar questions.
- "Where do the Celtics play?" and variations.
- "When are the Bruins playing next?"
- "Who are Ohio State playing this weekend?"
- "Who won the...... last year?" and similar questions.
You get the idea.
I've always thought things like this were a novelty, but I can actually really see me using this a lot for things like "Wake me up at...", "Give me directions to..." and "Remind me to...", etc.
Maybe it's just the novelty of coming back to an iPhone as well.