So, what we're saying is Siri may be a multilingual idiot, but at least she's multilingual.
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So, what we're saying is Siri may be a multilingual idiot, but at least she's multilingual.
So, what we're saying is Siri may be a multilingual idiot, but at least she's multilingual.
Sincere question: Does anyone here use Siri?
I remember thinking it was pretty cool when it launched. But i have turned it off completely on my 6S and tMBP, because I see it more as an obstacle(performance, etc) than a convenience. IMHO
I use Siri for 3 things: sending text messages while driving, playing music while driving, and setting an alarm or timer. I haven't found it useful for much else.I use Hey Siri when driving with my apple watch to play music through my phone's bluetooth connection to the car, so it's completely hands free. It's really convenient, but still very stupid. There are simple commands that Siri should know, like play something on repeat or shuffle, or so and so's "new" album. Nope, can't do it. You have to be really explicit, and keep it simple.
You're not missing much anymore. I used to use Siri all the time. I don't know what's going on, but since our family got our iPhone 7s, we have been struggling to be understood. I've tested the mics using Google Assistant on Allo and the mic picks up speech just fine and Google Assistant transcribes my commands and requests very well. So it's not the microphone. She is also wonky on the iPads, too, running different versions of iOS. It might be a problem somewhere in Apple's cloud, maybe? You all would know better than I.I would like to have your problems. To have some problems with Siri. We have only one problem. We have no Siri. As all countries in middle part of Europe.
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Which language? German Siri sucks. You have to pronounce artists and apps really weird so Siri understands what you're talking about.
I use Siri for 3 things: sending text messages while driving, playing music while driving, and setting an alarm or timer. I haven't found it useful for much else.
I just checked this with exaktly the same sentence. Siri understood perfectly and answered: Ein Wecker wurde für neun Uhr gestellt. So this is not a general problem with Siri, but depends on the pronouncation of the user, I think.
Those are the languages from Apple website that have dictation but no Siri. You're welcome.English (Malaysia)
English (Philippines)
English (Saudi Arabia)
English (UAE)
Spanish (Colombia)
French (Luxembourg)
Arabic (Kuwait)
Arabic (Qatar)
Catalan
Croatian
Czech
Dutch (Luxembourg)
Greek
Hungarian
Indonesian
Polish
Portuguese (Portugal)
Romanian
Slovakian
Ukrainian
Vietnamese
a lot of people say that SIRI isn't nearly as capable as google's AI. i'm curious what the differences are - can you give me a few examples of things Google can do that SIRI can't?The problem is, Siri isn't as capable as some of its competitors. In that regard, Siri has less to do. So it shouldn't come as a surprise that Siri is able to master more languages over the fewer task that it can do. Hopefully, all of the R&D Apple has been doing and investing in these past few months will help Siri become what it was intended to be all along.