What is Siri? How to use Siri?

Siri is a voice control feature used by Apple on its product iPhone 4S. Press and hold the Home button to start. Siri can turn iPhone 4S into an intelligent robot. Using Siri, users can read text messages, introduce restaurants, ask about the weather, set alarm clocks by voice, etc. through their mobile phones. Siri can support natural language input and can call the system's own applications such as weather forecast, schedule, and search information. It can also continuously learn new sounds and intonations to provide conversational responses.

Apple iPhone 4S has launched the voice assistant Siri function, but how to use this function? Siri appears as a voice assistant and should be used more to solve problems encountered by users in daily life, rather than acting as a "tease" object for users. Here is a list of the correct ways to use the Siri function of iPhone 4S, so that it can "make full use of everything" haha!

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Steps to correctly use the Siri function of Apple iphone4s mobile phone

Siri transforms into an alarm clock

This should be the most popular thing for users It’s easy to think of the “serious” usage of Siri.

Hold the "Home" button and tell Siri, "Wake me up at 7:15 am"; if you want to take a nap, say "Wake me up in 40 minutes." As long as you tell the time accurately, Siri will be the best alarm clock.

Use Siri to find coffee shops

Drinking coffee is a habit of many office workers. A cup of coffee can quickly put people into work mode. Want to find a coffee shop when you are out?

You can use Siri to do it all. Just tell Siri to find the closest coffee shop to your current location. If you don't ask for more, Siri will give you a decent answer, probably telling you where the nearest Starbucks is. If Starbucks still can't meet your requirements, you'd better use the more professional application Yelp, which will give you more detailed answers.

Where you want to go, Siri will tell you

When looking for travel routes, you often need to enter a lot of text. If you want to save trouble, use Siri to do it all.

Enter the place you want to go, and Siri will call Google Maps to find travel route options. Judging from the feedback from users who have tested this usage, Siri has not made any mistakes so far, and it is as easy to use as GPS.

Play random music with Siri

If you are tired of the fixed order of music playlists, you can try using Siri to play random music.

First, you need to import your favorite music into a playlist called "Favorites". When you start listening to music, tell Siri "Play Queen." Siri will then match the Queen song in your Favorites list and play it. In this way, the function of randomly playing music is realized.

Send text messages, Siri does it for you

Still sending text messages while walking? Not only is the road unsafe, but texting is still difficult. Let Siri do it for you in the future.

While walking, hold your iPhone to your ear and tell Siri "Text her that I will be home late." No need to rush, just tell Siri what you want to say and it's easy to send a text message.

Weather forecast, Siri knows

This is also a function that Siri is very good at. Regarding weather information, Siri can correctly understand it. If you want to know what the weather will be like tomorrow, just ask Siri.

Use Siri to remind you of your schedule

Since you can use Siri as an alarm clock, you can certainly use it to remind you of your schedule.

Many people have the habit of using Google Calendar to arrange their various schedules.

For some small things in life that need to be reminded, there is no need to add them to Google Calendar one by one. You can use Siri to solve this problem. For example, "At ten o'clock, remind me to brush my teeth."

Use Siri to remind places

Siri’s function of reminding places is not yet perfect. Except for "home" or "work," Siri has poor understanding of some location terms.

However, Siri’s understanding of “here” is very accurate, that is, the current GPS coordinate location. So you can use Siri's reminder function like this. When you pass by a nice store, you can mark its location as "here" and set a reminder so that you can visit again when you have time.

Siri will answer your questions

How high is Mount Everest now? What was the GDP of the United States last year? If you can’t answer, you don’t need Google, just open your mouth and ask Siri. Siri itself doesn’t know the answers to these questions; it looks for answers from Wolfram Alpha, a “knowledge and answering engine”. All responses will be presented in natural language. This is why Siri is considered an important threat to Google.

Of course, Siri will certainly not be able to replace Google for a long time, but the threat to Google will be long-term. When Siri is smart enough, it is not impossible for people to use it to replace Google.

Use Siri to tweet

If you are a heavy Twitter user, how can you miss this usage? However, before using Siri to tweet, you must make some necessary settings.