I’mpaced Suspended Original poster Oct 10, 2017 #1 So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either.
So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either.
4 44267547 Cancelled Oct 10, 2017 #2 I’mpaced said: So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either. Click to expand... This thread explains everything you need to know: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/siri-not-talking-on-series-3.2071131/ Reactions: deadworlds and I’mpaced
I’mpaced said: So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either. Click to expand... This thread explains everything you need to know: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/siri-not-talking-on-series-3.2071131/
Breezygirl macrumors 6502a Oct 11, 2017 #3 I’mpaced said: So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either. Click to expand... You need to put your watch on the charger for about an hour or more to let it sync with the voices.
I’mpaced said: So I received my S3 LTE model today and forgot Siri could talk. Well I have the on and Siri isn’t taking. Is there a settings change I need to make? Ok I have sound on and Mickey isn’t talking either. Click to expand... You need to put your watch on the charger for about an hour or more to let it sync with the voices.
I’mpaced Suspended Original poster Oct 11, 2017 #4 Thanks for the tip. One more dumb question. Shouldn’t there be the green dots when using cellular? Even with the phone off on explorer face I don’t see them
Thanks for the tip. One more dumb question. Shouldn’t there be the green dots when using cellular? Even with the phone off on explorer face I don’t see them
testcard macrumors 68040 Oct 11, 2017 #5 I’mpaced said: Thanks for the tip. One more dumb question. Shouldn’t there be the green dots when using cellular? Even with the phone off on explorer face I don’t see them Click to expand... Still connected to WiF?
I’mpaced said: Thanks for the tip. One more dumb question. Shouldn’t there be the green dots when using cellular? Even with the phone off on explorer face I don’t see them Click to expand... Still connected to WiF?
I’mpaced Suspended Original poster Oct 11, 2017 #6 testcard said: Still connected to WiF? Click to expand... With the watch off? I guess it could connect to WiFi at work. I’ll play with it. Thanks
testcard said: Still connected to WiF? Click to expand... With the watch off? I guess it could connect to WiFi at work. I’ll play with it. Thanks
testcard macrumors 68040 Oct 11, 2017 #7 No, I was asking if the Watch is still connected to a known WiFi network, even with the phone off. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT207578
No, I was asking if the Watch is still connected to a known WiFi network, even with the phone off. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT207578