Im in the same boat!! My phone is literally a 20 minute drive away and I'm not allowed to go pick it up![]()
Mine is "scanned out" at Northampton at 8:48 . Probably after their vans left the depot. too bad they don't do Saturday deliveries and I can't go there, seems I have to wait until Monday (and Oh, I cant be at home on Monday, or Tuesday, or Wednesday)
I wish I had queued at the Apple Store here.
I need a bath/shower but I'm curtain twitching instead!
I don't mean to put a negative tone on the launch day, but is anyone finding that Siri isn't all that accurate ?
I don't really have much of an accent, i just sound like a straight english accent (not posh, though). Yet it is getting one or two things wrong a bit, I have to make sure i speak clearly - i can speak fast, thats not the issue, i just have to make sure i pronounce each word correctly.
People, me included, tend to slightly mumble some words. You don't notice it when speaking to yourself or other people, as we are a lot better at understanding. But the phone definitely does.
To any fellow Northern Irelander's mine has just arrived by UKmail ordered on launch day!! Im in Magherafelt. Says he has quite a few to deliver. Good luck to everyone!!
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It won't be perfect out the box! It learns your voice, so give it time. Plus, remember it's just a beta at the moment.
Thanks for posting, I was wondering who was delivering. I'm just outside Belfast, still waiting but hoping it'll be here shortly
Goodluck to it learning my belfast accent, "What about ye ballbeg?"
Hope you get yours soon!! Good luck![]()
I don't mean to put a negative tone on the launch day, but is anyone finding that Siri isn't all that accurate ?
I don't really have much of an accent, i just sound like a straight english accent (not posh, though). Yet it is getting one or two things wrong a bit, I have to make sure i speak clearly - i can speak fast, thats not the issue, i just have to make sure i pronounce each word correctly.
People, me included, tend to slightly mumble some words. You don't notice it when speaking to yourself or other people, as we are a lot better at understanding. But the phone definitely does.
My O2 sim card just got here, forwarded from my home address via special delivery (because they wouldn't deliver to a non billing address). I asked for a micro sim and the guy even said it's a micro sim and they've sent me a normal sim!! :/
My O2 sim card just got here, forwarded from my home address via special delivery (because they wouldn't deliver to a non billing address). I asked for a micro sim and the guy even said it's a micro sim and they've sent me a normal sim!! :/
Ok, hopefully it'll get here in the next 50minutes before I have to leave again. And at least that way I can leave it to sync my music etc before I get back
Just got home and no card or update status minus it went to Tamworth to Preston to Glasgow then out for delivery at 6.14am.
Just cut it down to normal size, look for tutorial on youtube. They're the same SIM card the microsim just has less plastic around it.
Mine is also with UKMail at Northampton, with a delay until the 17th when it was originally down for delivery today. How can it take so long to get from Birmingham to Northampton and miss the vans going out on their deliveries?!
People often don't realise how much we rely on our eyes when we listen. When someone's mumbling, we often find it even more difficult to understand them if they turn their head away or put their hand over their mouth. We tend to think that this is because it's made them quieter, but it's actually more because we can't lip read what they're saying any more. A computer than has to rely purely on audio without any additional visual help is already at a disadvantage, no matter how good its speech recognition is.
Mine is also with UKMail at Northampton, with a delay until the 17th when it was originally down for delivery today. How can it take so long to get from Birmingham to Northampton and miss the vans going out on their deliveries?!