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I am jumping in to this late in to the game. But I basically just wanted to say, that SIRI is such a pain for me! She rarely understands me. Well, maybe it's not that bad. But it's definitely bad enough. Like others have mentioned, she can't find contacts sometimes, and so she will findd the number online. A lot of times when I ask her simple questions, she won't have an answer at all, or sends me to the web. Even though there are things about my Android that I don't care for, Google does seem to recognize, and what I need her to do. Sometimes I have to ask twice, but rarely. I just thought I would share my thoughts. Thank you, Terri On 11/14/2017 8:49 AM, Lynda Ingraham wrote: > Hi Deidre, > > Very well said. I am totally fed up with not only asking Siri questions only > to get inaccurate info but asking to open apps only to be told I don't have > an app by that name. I understand nothing is perfect. Really, not being able > to open an app that I use all of the time? Not to mention, Apple doesn't mind > charging top dollar for their products. In return, I expect top dollar > performance. > > Have a great day, > > Lynda > > -----Original Message----- > From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of > Michael Irons > Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2017 9:44 AM > To: viphone@googlegroups.com > Subject: Re: 4 Ways to Make Siri Smarter on Your iPhone, CNET > > Hi Deidre, I agree with everything you’re saying. When I have looked stuff up > on Siri I found that Siri did not find the things that I was actually looking > for. Friend of mine would look it up on Google and get better results. What > example in case was hey Siri what restaurants would be open on Christmas Day. > Only got one place it would be opened. A friend of mine looked it up on > Google and got for places that would be open. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Nov 14, 2017, at 6:44 AM, Deidre Muccio <deidreandlou...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hey there, >> No this is not a hardware malfunction issue. This is a discussion of what >> Siri can and can't do well or what she does and doesn't do well. It's that >> simple. There's certain syntax she requires and questions where she throws >> it to the Web when it seems like it could be a direct question easily >> answered as prove by people who have cited that Google can do that kind of >> answering of a simple question easily. So no I'm saying that it drives me >> crazy when I have bothered to put people in my contacts and she doesn't find >> them I hate inefficiency, and I hate having to use anymore gestures then >> would seem necessary. I love my phone and I use it around the clock every >> single day so the less I have to fuss over the stupid stuff the happier I >> am. I cantfind any excuse why Siri cannot locate a contact even when the >> first name is in the first enter field in the last name is in the last >> interfield in the company name is in the company name and the last enter >> field and so on and on as verified by others. It seems that the technology >> should not be that complicated that the little quirks could be made more >> seamless. I have high standards. >> >> >> Deidre >> >> >>> On Nov 13, 2017, at 11:11 PM, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> wrote: >>> >>> Hello Deidra, >>> >>> I'm only now just jumping into this thread but, am I correct in that you >>> are unhappy at the speech Recognition of Siri? >>> >>> If so, then there may be a particular problem with your device. >>> >>> I and many of my friends use Siri to look up info and make calls on a daily >>> basis without any problems, whatsoever. >>> >>> I say this not to put the blame on you but to suggest that a hardware >>> malfunction may be the reason for your difficulties. >>> >>> If you are using Siri without a headset, then I would suggest that you >>> remove your iOS device from any case, to see what happens. >>> >>> If you are using a headset when talking to Siri, then, perhaps, there is a >>> problem with the headset microphone. On several occasions, when Siri >>> failed to understand me on a consistent basis, I discovered that the mike >>> had gone bad on the headset. In all of those instances, I took my headset >>> into the Apple Store where they replaced them, at no additional charge as I >>> always have Apple Care Plus. >>> >>> Just something to consider. >>> >>> Mark >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On >>> Behalf Of Deidre Muccio >>> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2017 7:03 PM >>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >>> Subject: Re: 4 Ways to Make Siri Smarter on Your iPhone, CNET >>> >>> Yes Sieghart I figured out quite some time ago that company name where it >>> tells you to put it is not the only place you can put it to have Siri >>> recognize it. In fact I don't even bother to enter anything in the company >>> field anymore. Yes the first name goes in the first edit field and the last >>> name goes in the last name edit field. I got that right to! Sometimes I >>> resort to using a nickname because siri seems to recognize those rather >>> easily. Anyway your post is bordering on funny though I'm not sure you >>> intended it to be. Honestly though some of the questions are so simple >>> and so straightahead that I'm flabbergasted at how ill equipped Siri is to >>> answer them. As for in putting phone numbers I only do it automatically >>> from phone calls that come in. I don't manually input them. So those should >>> be correct. And then there's the names that you teach Siri how to pronounce >>> and when you pronounce them exactly like she's learned to pronounce them >>> she still brings up five other names on top of it all. Makes no sense to >>> me. And then sometimes she doesn't even recognize the name that you've >>> already taught her to pronounce. >>> Are the accessibility features on the Google phones still really much >>> poorer than those on the iPhone? Is that why so many of us are still using >>> the iPhones? >>> >>> Deidre >>> >>> >>>> On Nov 13, 2017, at 4:41 PM, Sieghard Weitzel <siegh...@live.ca> wrote: >>>> >>>> OK, I wouldn't go quite that far, I don't think SIRI works any worse now >>>> than it did last year or when I had my 4S and in fact it is smarter in >>>> that you can ask it to make a Whats App call or order an Uber for you and >>>> so on, but when it comes to general knowledge and information it still has >>>> a ways to go. >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On >>>> Behalf Of Michael Irons >>>> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2017 12:13 PM >>>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >>>> Subject: Re: 4 Ways to Make Siri Smarter on Your iPhone, CNET >>>> >>>> I agree with everything you said! Siri works less well with each passing >>>> day. Siri works better when I had my four is. Siri tells me nothing! >>>> >>>> Sent from my iPhone >>>> >>>>> On Nov 13, 2017, at 12:12 PM, Kay Malmquist <kay.malmqu...@gmail.com> >>>>> wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Yes! Yes! yes! Thank you for saying what I have been feeling for >>>>> quite some time about siri. She, he or it is in my opinion, >>>>> getting more and more dense. Seems to me when I first got my 4 S >>>>> years ago, siri was much more, dare I say intelligent? Not so any >>>>> more and I more often than not resort to other apps to find things out. >>>>> >>>>> Kay Malmquist >>>>> kay.malmqu...@gmail.com >>>>> >>>>> ----- Original Message ----- >>>>> From: "Sieghard Weitzel" <siegh...@live.ca> >>>>> To: <viphone@googlegroups.com> >>>>> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2017 11:46 AM >>>>> Subject: RE: 4 Ways to Make Siri Smarter on Your iPhone, CNET >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> Can you give a few examples? Are these phone numbers for people or >>>>> for companies? If they are for companies, do you put the name only >>>>> in the Company field? If so you have to also add it to Last Name >>>>> because SIRI is so stupid (and has been for years) that it doesn't >>>>> search the company field only, the company has to be also written in the >>>>> last name field. >>>>> If they are people, do you correctly put their first name in the >>>>> first name field and their last name in the last name field? >>>>> Do you enter phone numbers in the correct format, it is best to use >>>>> the international format even for numbers that are local to you, >>>>> here is an >>>>> example: >>>>> Instead of just "1" you should put +1. You get the plus symbol when >>>>> entering a phone number by tapping the shift key to the right of >>>>> the 0, then the 0 becomes the plus symbol. >>>>> Now enter the number all without spaces, iOS will format it with >>>>> parenthesis around the area code and put a dash after the first 3 >>>>> digits of the 7-digit phone number. >>>>> When it comes to people I have no issues whatsoever when I ask SIRI >>>>> to call somebody unless it's a very unusually pronounced name, but >>>>> when it comes to companies SIRI can definitely be very stupid. >>>>> Especially in iOS 11 even if a number is in muy contacts SIRI will >>>>> go and try to look it up online, I fail to see what is so hard to >>>>> first get SIRI to look at your contacts to see if there is a match. >>>>> If I do ask SIRI to call a business which I know is not in my >>>>> contacts at times SIRI is so stupid that if the business is a chain >>>>> it will give me locations in all the cities in a 200 mile radius >>>>> but not the one that is half a mile away. >>>>> I unfortunately have not noticed much improvement with SIRI in iOS >>>>> 11 and I just don't get it how Apple continue to not get this to work. >>>>> Here an example. I live in a small town called Smithers. Apart from >>>>> some private liquor stores we also still have government run liquor >>>>> stores here in British Columbia If I ask SIRI "Phone number for BC >>>>> Liquor Store in Smithers" it tells me here is the number and then >>>>> proceeds to give me the number of the BC Liquor Store in Burns >>>>> Lake, a much smaller town about 2 hours drive from here. >>>>> If I ask Google using the exact same wording "Phone number for BC >>>>> Liquor Store in Smithers" I get the correct local phone number. >>>>> Last night my wife who is from the Philippines and I were talking >>>>> about an article about Jolliebee which is a huge fast food >>>>> franchise in the Philippines and they are expanding into other >>>>> countries now including the US, Canada, China and some european >>>>> countries. They are in fact the 9th largest fast food chain in the >>>>> world. Anyhow, my wife was wondering if they were around before >>>>> McDonalds. I assumed correctly that McDonalds was started much >>>>> earlier, but that possibly they expanded to the Philippines after >>>>> Jolliebee came into existance. So I asked SIRI "When was McDonalds >>>>> founded". >>>>> Of course I received the usual reply "I found something on the web >>>>> about when was McDonalds founded, take a look". Maybe the answer >>>>> was there and a sighted person may have seen it and might be happy >>>>> with the answer. I just ignored it and opened Google, asked the >>>>> exact same question and received a spoken answer, short and to the point. >>>>> I then even asked "When was the first McDonalds started in the >>>>> Philippines" >>>>> and received the answer "According to McDonalds it was in 1981 when >>>>> somebody (forgot the name" started the first Mcdonalds franchise in the >>>>> Philippines". >>>>> At the same time Google told me that Jolliebee was started in the >>>>> Manila in 1975. >>>>> Maybe it's the lack of access Apple has to Google why SIRI can >>>>> answer so many fewer questions, but I guess Apple should be able to >>>>> make a deal with Bing or some other search engine to find such >>>>> answers online, maybe they should just buy DuckDuckGo, it's not like they >>>>> don't have enough money. >>>>> >>>>> Regards, >>>>> Sieghard >>>>> >>>>> -----Original Message----- >>>>> From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On >>>>> Behalf Of Deidre Muccio >>>>> Sent: Monday, November 13, 2017 4:18 AM >>>>> To: viphone@googlegroups.com >>>>> Subject: Re: 4 Ways to Make Siri Smarter on Your iPhone, CNET >>>>> >>>>> And how can I make Siri as smart as a Bumblebee when I ask her to >>>>> dial or call a phone number that is already in my contacts? Half >>>>> the time she acts like those contacts do not exist. >>>>> >>>>> Deidre >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> On Nov 13, 2017, at 1:48 AM, M. Taylor <mk...@ucla.edu> wrote: >>>>>> >>>>>> CNET How To - Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 5:00 AM >>>>>> 4 ways to make Siri smarter on your iPhone - CNET Sure, Siri >>>>>> sounds a bit less like a robot in iOS 11, but Apple's digital >>>>>> assistant still fails to understand me and mispronounces names. >>>>>> Siri is also more useful if she (my Siri has a British female >>>>>> voice, so I'll refer to Siri as a "she" here) knows my daily >>>>>> haunts and connects with any supported apps. >>>>>> Learn four easy ways to improve Siri's smarts. >>>>>> 1. >>>>>> Train Siri to hear you better >>>>>> If you have the "Hey Siri" feature enabled and Siri frequently >>>>>> fails to spring to life when you utter the magic words, then it's >>>>>> time to start over and retrain Siri. Go to Settings > Siri & >>>>>> Search and toggle the switch off and back on again for Listen for "Hey >>>>>> Siri." >>>>>> You'll go through the setup process again of training Siri to recognize >>>>>> your voice. >>>>>> Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET >>>>>> >>>>>> 2. >>>>>> Connect apps like Uber and Lyft to Siri Apple opened up Siri to >>>>>> third-party apps with iOS 10 but supported apps are still few and >>>>>> far between. And Siri is shy with such apps, waiting on you to >>>>>> make the introduction before they begin talking to one another. To >>>>>> check if an app has Siri support, go to Settings > Siri & Search >>>>>> and tap on an app from the list. If you see a toggle switch for >>>>>> Use with Siri, then the app is supported. Toggle it on and you >>>>>> can, for example, ask Siri to get you an Uber or a Lyft without touching >>>>>> either app. >>>>>> Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET >>>>>> >>>>>> 3. >>>>>> Correct Siri when she's wrong >>>>>> Siri makes her best guess at pronouncing names but, like teachers >>>>>> on the first day of school and John Travolta at awards shows, >>>>>> doesn't always get it right. You can, however, teach Siri how to >>>>>> correctly pronounce names in your Contacts. >>>>>> Siri, for example, goes 0 for 2 with Charlize Theron's name, >>>>>> butchering both the Oscar winner's first and last names. Tell Siri >>>>>> to "learn how to pronounce Charlize Theron" or if she has >>>>>> mispronounced it already, you can say, "That's not how you say that." >>>>>> Siri will quickly get over any embarrassment and ask, "OK, how do >>>>>> you pronounce the name (Charlize)?" Say the name correctly, and >>>>>> Siri will listen and offer you a few pronunciation choices. You >>>>>> can play each option and select the one that sounds the best. >>>>>> After sorting out the first name, Siri will then take you through >>>>>> the same process for the last name. >>>>>> Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET >>>>>> >>>>>> 4. >>>>>> Tell Siri where you live and work >>>>>> My favorite kind of reminders are location-based reminders. >>>>>> "Remind me to change over the laundry when I get home" or "Remind >>>>>> me to buy milk when I leave work" or "Remind me to drop off that >>>>>> form when I get to school." >>>>>> Screenshot by Matt Elliott/CNET >>>>>> In order for Siri to perform this location-based magic, she needs >>>>>> to know where you live, work and go to school. 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