If only that was the reality! After using it for 2 years, Siri still doesn't understand what I'm saying half the time. Can't they make it so it learns and adapts over time as it gets to know your voice? I guess not.
Who the F are these people in the ad????
If only that was the reality! After using it for 2 years, Siri still doesn't understand what I'm saying half the time. Can't they make it so it learns and adapts over time as it gets to know your voice? I guess not.
Actually, it does learn. You may want to re-train it - you can do that by turning off Siri and/or Hey Siri, and enabling them again (it'll start a training process). You'll find more troubleshooting advice in this article https://support.apple.com/HT204389
Siri and iOS dictation features work remarkably well for me, almost seems magical at times. They do work better when I'm in quiet environments, which should not be a surprise - my voice has to be picked out from amidst the other sounds and noise. If you habitually hold your iPhone in a way that blocks the microphone, if it's a substantial distance from your mouth, if you mumble or speak at a very rapid rate...
Maybe I'm at an advantage. I was an recording/broadcast engineer for many years, so getting clean sound into a microphone is second nature to me now; like breathing out and breathing in. I may not be Professor H. Higgins of 27A Wimpole St., London, but I was pretty good at coaxing intelligible performances from amateur announcers/presenters.
Is that Rosanna Arquette in the ad?
Ad is pretty good, demonstrating that Siri can be used for something serious and also be used for something fun.
This trailer or whatever they are sitting in is more comfortable and bigger than my apartments.
It's supposed to be cringe worthy, that's why she reacts this way. Good grief.
Reading comprehension must not be your forte.
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You have two apartments?
You probably should just get one; maybe that way you'll be able to (hopefully) move into something with more square footage than what you currently have.
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Absolutely atrocious.
Actually, it does learn. You may want to re-train it - you can do that by turning off Siri and/or Hey Siri, and enabling them again (it'll start a training process). You'll find more troubleshooting advice in this article https://support.apple.com/HT204389
Siri and iOS dictation features work remarkably well for me, almost seems magical at times. They do work better when I'm in quiet environments, which should not be a surprise - my voice has to be picked out from amidst the other sounds and noise. If you habitually hold your iPhone in a way that blocks the microphone, if it's a substantial distance from your mouth, if you mumble or speak at a very rapid rate...
Maybe I'm at an advantage. I was an recording/broadcast engineer for many years, so getting clean sound into a microphone is second nature to me now; like breathing out and breathing in. I may not be Professor H. Higgins of 27A Wimpole St., London, but I was pretty good at coaxing intelligible performances from amateur announcers/presenters.
Nowhere near as good as the Cookie Monster Ad
Did you ask her to wekemend a good westaurant?