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Here is my favorite example
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Hi richard,
Your experience is very interesting. I freely admit that I often get not very
helpful responses from Siri. But if anything, Alexa is worse. I have an echo
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Subject: Re: Alexa accessibility and our new connected range - was: Alexa app
for iPhone
Hi richard,
Your experience is very interesting. I freely admit that I often get not very
helpful responses from Siri. But if anything, Alexa is worse. I have an echo
device, and it’s
Hi richard,
Your experience is very interesting. I freely admit that I often get not very
helpful responses from Siri. But if anything, Alexa is worse. I have an echo
device, and it’s so bad at giving me general answers to questions I ask that
I’ve pretty much given up using it except for weathe
I can see I need to qualify my statement.
It works quite well without any kind of Google Speaker and for skills, I
haven't gone looking for them as I simply use it when Siri is useless, which
happens more than it used to.
I can ask the same question of Alexa as Siri and get a very useful answer f
