Siri is dumber than Cortana and Google.

[ZenOps]

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-0...tant-out-there

Not that I've ever turned on the microphone with Windows 10 to let Bill Gates listen to my sweet voice.

It still surprises me that people don't realize that Windows 10 does come with a complete and fully functional voice recognition system. All you have to do is take the piece of electricians tape off your camera and microphone and turn it on.

[Thaco]

she is an apple product, she'll always be a grade behind.

[kenny]

Yet if they release a Siri speaker competitor to Echo or Home it will still outsell both

[Thaco]

Originally posted by kenny
Yet if they release a Siri speaker competitor to Echo or Home it will still outsell both

they still need another 6 months to copy the others..... errr... i mean... "Develop a REVOLUTIONARY VOICE HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM"

[phreezee]

Originally posted by Thaco
they still need another 6 months to copy the others..... errr... i mean... "Develop a REVOLUTIONARY VOICE HOME AUTOMATION SYSTEM"

[BokCh0y]

Originally posted by Thaco
she is an apple product, she'll always be a grade behind.

[EK 2.0]

Originally posted by kenny
Yet if they release a Siri speaker competitor to Echo or Home it will still outsell both

Where do I line up??

[Xtrema]

Surprised all the talks how Siri is shit just a few days away from WWDC 2017.

Is Apple a leader in tech, not any more.

Is Apple's eco system still the most user friendly? Yeah, there is some truth to that.

[HiTempguy1]

Originally posted by Xtrema

Is Apple's eco system still the most user friendly? Yeah, there is some truth to that.

What? I get the most questions from Apple users, their products may have been user friendly circa 2008 but not anymore. Convoluted pieces of crap

[rage2]

Siri is terrible for searching for shit, both for understanding proper context of the search, and results as well because they don't use google as a backend. I rarely use it for that. It does the job well for voice activated commands. Choose songs, albums and playlists while driving, setting home automation scenes and devices, works well enough and actually even understands kids speech.

[01RedDX]

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[heavyD]

Ha ha ha this thread is so 2012. Does anyone even car anymore about who's cell phone is better? They all have big screens and have reached their innovation peaks.

[killramos]

^ Well there is another thread a couple down where people are talking about trying to get their hands on a new blackberry so.... I guess it is

[Thaco]

Originally posted by heavyD
Ha ha ha this thread is so 2012. Does anyone even car anymore about who's cell phone is better? They all have big screens and have reached their innovation peaks.

typical apple fanboy response, and conveniently the last time apple did anything innovative.

[heavyD]

Originally posted by Thaco
typical apple fanboy response, and conveniently the last time apple did anything innovative.

When's the last time any phone maker truly did anything innovative?

[killramos]

^ I dunno the note doubling as a hand grenade was pretty cool...

[heavyD]

Originally posted by killramos
^ I dunno the note doubling as a hand grenade was pretty cool...

You win.

Okay but what else?

[Xtrema]

Originally posted by heavyD
Okay but what else?

Wearable has stalled.

VR/AR is just starting but may stall as well.

The only next big tech thing will be EV and AI. It won't be personal consumer tech. Phone tech has peaked, much like PCs.

[rage2]

Originally posted by Thaco
typical apple fanboy response, and conveniently the last time apple did anything innovative.

If you're looking at functionality, even the original iPhone isn't really innovative. I was using PocketPCs well before I got an iPhone, which is the same thing. Apple's innovation is purely in user experience, aka taking other's ppl's crappy shit and making it easy for noobs if you don't count Maps.

Apple innovates well in behind the scenes stuff though, their processors and co-processors are generally speaking ahead of the curve, but mainly because they have full control between software and hardware that their competitors can't take advantage of. Again, all this is to improve user experience.

[heavyD]

Originally posted by rage2

If you're looking at functionality, even the original iPhone isn't really innovative. I was using PocketPCs well before I got an iPhone, which is the same thing. Apple's innovation is purely in user experience, aka taking other's ppl's crappy shit and making it easy for noobs if you don't count Maps.

Apple innovates well in behind the scenes stuff though, their processors and co-processors are generally speaking ahead of the curve, but mainly because they have full control between software and hardware that their competitors can't take advantage of. Again, all this is to improve user experience.

Hey how did you get a 99% user rating? Trying to assimilate with the peasants?