[–] mring33621 8d ago ↗ Yes. To snooze my alarm, when it's across the room. She fails maybe 20% of the time, in that the audible portion of the alarm may not return after the snooze period. [–] standeven 8d ago ↗ It’s hard for Siri to improve when the Apple engineers keep sleeping in. [–] verdverm 8d ago ↗ Seems they outsourced to Google, preferring the maintain the zzz's
[–] standeven 8d ago ↗ It’s hard for Siri to improve when the Apple engineers keep sleeping in. [–] verdverm 8d ago ↗ Seems they outsourced to Google, preferring the maintain the zzz's
[–] standeven 8d ago ↗ Yes, for setting timers and playing music on my HomePod. That’s about it.Haven’t tried the “new” Siri yet as it’s not compatible with HomePods or iOS devices 15 and earlier.
[–] rznicolet 8d ago ↗ Never. In fact, the annoyances of the occasional helpful "Are you trying to use Siri?" pop-up motivated me to turn it off.
[–] sph 8d ago ↗ Yes, to set timers. But as the English language is dumb, it’s always a lot of fun having it distinguish between 13/30, 14/40, etc.I don’t have any other use case.
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[ 2.1 ms ] story [ 19.7 ms ] threadHaven’t tried the “new” Siri yet as it’s not compatible with HomePods or iOS devices 15 and earlier.
I don’t have any other use case.