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Nice way to make Siri faster
You ask what you wanna ask and then click the siri button/microphone button INSTANTLY AFTER your done talking for it to comprehend and process what you said faster instead of waiting for the ping sound that Siri does to let you know its processing. It actually does work and makes Siri 2-3 SECONDS FASTER for me about 90% of the time..go ahead and try it
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This is good advice. Sometimes when I use Siri, after a few seconds it still doesn't register and it gets annoying since the whole point of Siri is to make things easier for you.
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[QUOTE=Bahroo;16270331]Nice way to make Siri faster/QUOTE]
Everybody knows u can't rush a female.
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actually it doesnt just save a half of a second or one second, it actually speeds up Siri pretty noticebly on certain questions but for some questions it speeds it up a bit.
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i find it most useful in a noisy environment; which in my experience makes siri take longer to process what you've said.
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I actually found this out a few months after I had my 4S, and I, personally, found it useful. At time it would take 5+ seconds to process what I said/asked.
I know it's not a lot of time, but just nice to know it's there. I appreciate the OP taking time to post this, as I'm sure at least one person will find this useful. I know I would have, before I found out about it. |
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May I assume that you are using Raise to speak? Otherwise, it makes no sense and doesn't work.
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No im not using raise to speak...how dont you get what I am saying? I hold the home button down and ask Siri something..once im doing sayin whatever i say to Siri I hit the microphone button instantly and it processes the words I say faster. In my case it improves Siri's speed by about 2 seconds
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If there's noise in the back Siri takes longer to realize you are done talking. If there's no sound or noise she's fine without clicking anything. |
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NOW I read this and tried it and, yes, helpful! Thanks ---------- Quote:
I'll try this tomorrow morning.
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This reminds me of a funny incident with Siri.
I was in the lift, and had just issued it a command. Just as it was about to register, the lift door opened, and the resulting chiming noise delayed Siri from pinging.
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This second explanation makes more sense because it's more specific. You essentially give Siri a nudge by tapping the onscreen icon as soon as you've finished speaking, as if to prod her along faster. You see? I do get it. And now everyone else does, too.
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MOD NOTE
Lets keep this thread on topic please.
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Not sure I understand. Instead of the typical pause that is there after you ask your question you hit the button which causes her to "think" about it a few seconds faster and this make the entire siri interaction a few seconds faster...... So you cause it to be a few seconds shorter yet you're excited/surprised that it's a few seconds shorter. Maybe I'm missing something but it seems to make sense if you shorten the time by pressing the button the time of your interaction would be shorter. Is there more to it than that? |
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When I first got my 4S I thought you have to do this after speaking
Did not know you could just leave it to respond till after.
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I have an even better trick for making Siri faster - namely, putting all of the voice recognition internal to the phone so that the digitized snippet of dictation does need to be sent over the network.
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This second explanation makes more sense because it's more specific. You essentially give Siri a nudge by tapping the onscreen icon as soon as you've finished speaking, as if to prod her along faster. You see? I do get it.
And now everyone else does, too.
Did not know you could just leave it to respond till after.
was a Mac+. Now I own an iPhone with 3.5x the pixels, a colour display, WiFi, 512x the RAM, >1500x the data storage, and 100x the speed. And it fits in the palm of my hand.
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