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Even Siri’s figured them out.
Siri doesn’t like talking about rape and abuse. A new study suggests that smartphone conversation agents do little when it comes to helping people with physical and mental issues.
Nuance, the company behind some of the voice technology used for Samsung’s S Voice and Apple’s Siri, is ready to go where no other digital assistant has gone before
Apple’s iPhone upgrade cycle over the years has settled into a nice and predictable pattern. Every time Apple introduces an iPhone with a new form factor, it’s followed up by an ‘S’ upgrade that introduces new software and/or hardware features while retaining the same look and feel as its predecessor
When Apple first introduced Siri back in 2011, it was an interesting concept plagued by limited functionality
Siri and Google Now have been compared for years but truth be told, there really wasn’t any comparison
Apple took the wraps off of its hotly anticipated new iOS 9 software on Monday, and iOS device users around the world are salivating in anticipation of the new software’s release this coming fall
The Cortana app for iOS and Android will function similarly to the Windows 10 version of the assistant
One of the new Siri-related features Apple introduced in iOS 8 is the “Hey Siri” hotword that gives a device always-on listening abilities when it’s plugged in and charging. The feature doesn’t work when an iPhone or iPad is disconnected from the power supply, likely a measure meant to conserve battery life, but iDownloadBlogreports there’s a way to enjoy “Hey Siri” all the time, without having to charge the device at the same time.
