What is Siri? How to use Siri?

1. What questions can I ask Siri or ask it to do? You can ask Siri to make phone calls, set reminders and arrange meetings, search the Internet and so on. You can even ask Siri, "What can you do for me?" Or tap the "I" icon in the upper right corner of the screen after Siri is activated. Then you will see some examples of what Siri can do, as well as various statements about asking questions or asking Siri to perform tasks. 2. Which applications can 2. Siri support? Siri supports almost all built-in applications. It is even smart enough to know which applications to use to answer your questions, and can also use search and location services to help complete your request. The following is a list of applications and services that Siri can support around the world. 3.3 How is it done? Does Siri know who I am? Siri can use your information to help you if she knows who you are. To ensure that Siri knows who you are, please set > General > Siri & gt to select your contact information from My Info. How is 4.4? Does Siri know about my important relationships? Siri can learn about important people in your life and use this information to help you. When you first ask Siri to call you sister, it will ask who is your sister. This information will be stored in the address book together with other relationship information (such as "mom", "husband" and "grandma"). 5. How does the location-based reminder function work? Because Siri knows your current location and other location information (such as "home" and "work place"), it can remind you to perform certain tasks when you leave or arrive somewhere. So if you tell Siri "Remind me to call my wife when I leave the office", Siri will remind you then. To turn off Siri's use of location information, go to Settings > Location Services and set the corresponding switch of Siri to OFF. No matter how Siri's location service option is set, your location information will not be tracked or stored outside the device. 6.6. Can IOS dictate? Of course. IPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd generation) and iPod touch (5th generation) support dictation in any application with keyboard. Therefore, you don't have to type by hand, just dictate the content, and what you say can be entered into the text. To start dictation, tap the microphone button on the keyboard and start reading aloud. When you are finished, click "Finish" and your words will become text. Each language's keyboard has a built-in dictation function for that language. 7. Can blind and visually impaired users use Siri? Of course. There is a built-in VoiceOver screen reader in iOS, which can read any text displayed in Siri's answer. You can browse all the answers and let VoiceOver read them for you one by one. This includes the weather forecast for the next few days, the email text and so on. Four. Language support and usability Siri can understand and speak the following languages: the United States (English, Spanish), Britain (English), Australia (English), France (French), Germany (Japanese), Canada (English, Canadian French), China (Mandarin), Italy (Italian), South Korea (Korean), Mexico (Spanish), and Mexico. You can enable Siri in any country or region and choose to speak to it in any language supported by Siri. However, Siri was originally designed to identify the specific accents and dialects of the countries or regions supported above. Because each language has its own accent and dialect, the accuracy of recognition will be higher for native speakers of English. Note: The beta version of Siri is only available on iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad (3rd generation) and iPod touch (5th generation) and requires an Internet connection. Siri may only support certain languages or regions, and its functions may vary from region to region. Cellular network data charges may need to be paid. Siri is an intelligent personal assistant, which can help you with your daily affairs. Just asking. It allows you to send messages by voice, arrange meetings, make phone calls and so on. But Siri is different from traditional speech recognition software, which often requires you to remember keywords and say specific commands.