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Old Nov 27, 2011, 08:04 PM   #1
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Siri acting real slow

Hi guys.
So my Siri has been acting very slow today.
I reseted my network setting, rebooted and all.
Even called Apple Support but all they can do for me is wait.

My siri is very slow now.
And 80% of the time it cant give me answers.
If i ask her what time is it? or who are you?
it still responds to me with "Sorry, can you try that again?"
or "Sorry I cant take any requests now"

Sometimes it gives me answers (rarely).
But it takes like 3 min just to tell me time.

Is the network busy?
When I called Apple, it said it should be fine in 2~3 hours.
Its been 6 hours now...
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Old Nov 27, 2011, 08:44 PM   #2
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It's happenening to mine too. I think it's something with the servers. I tried looking this up and I guess this happened a couple weeks ago and it was due to the servers.
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Old Nov 27, 2011, 09:04 PM   #3
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It's happenening to mine too. I think it's something with the servers. I tried looking this up and I guess this happened a couple weeks ago and it was due to the servers.
I remember last month how the servers were completely down.
I hope they fix this by tonight cuz I gotta drive to my university tomorrow and really going to need siri.
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Old Nov 27, 2011, 09:17 PM   #4
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It's working perfectly fine for me right now. A query of the current time took only about 2 seconds to return.
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Old Nov 27, 2011, 09:32 PM   #5
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Wirelessly posted (iPhone 4S: Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; CPU iPhone OS 5_0_1 like Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/534.46 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.1 Mobile/9A405 Safari/7534.48.3)

It's working perfectly fine for me right now. A query of the current time took only about 2 seconds to return.
Mines taking 1 min to get time.
And the it tells me
"Sorry, I couldnt get that. Can you try it again please?"
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All I can guess is that there is some network troubles between your location and their servers.

I'm sure they have many Siri servers spread across the country or world and the routing between my location and the nearest server must be better right now.
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Hmm I live in cupertino CA so that shouldnt be a problem.
Since Apple HQ is like 15 min away...
But I guess there is many user at this time using it since I can sometimes connect now.
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Just because you live close to the Apple campus, doesn't mean they cannot have network troubles between your location and the servers.

It's not just Apple that you have to rely on for their service, it's your ISP, and all the hops between your phone and the network server itself.
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I understand but I mean by "not able to get any connections because of where I am" wouldnt be right. But yes probably because of server.

I tried with Wifi,got my friends with sprint and verizon and still didnt work so I guess its the server not the ISP
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i noticed it was slow today too, but it still completed. it is most likely the server load or something. The iPhone just records your voice and everything is translated on apple's server.
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i noticed it was slow today too, but it still completed. it is most likely the server load or something. The iPhone just records your voice and everything is translated on apple's server.
mines completely down now
It keeps on giving me try again later or sorry couldnt do it.
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Still slow.
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Still slow.
It's probably slow today because of everyone getting their new iPhone 5 and using Siri a lot.
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