A new Youtube video from PhoneBuff will show you over 50 different Siri voice commands, which help demonstrate what Apple’s virtual assistant is currently capable of. Siri was being used on an iPhone 5S running iOS 7 in the video.
While you may already be aware of Siri’s many talents, you may not know that you can ask Siri what someone’s been tweeting about lately, or even find out where your friends are physically at that moment. The video shows you all that and much more. Keep in mind that the sequences in the video have been shortened to keep a relatively fast pace.
Check it out:
Those who’d like to know what Google’s updated voice assistant is capable of, below is the 50 Google Now commands video for your viewing pleasure:
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Siri has AMAZING answerS to the woodchuck question!
Examples:
A so-called ‘woodchuck’ (correctly speaking, a groundhog) would chuck—that is, throw— as much as the woodchuck in question was physically ably to chuck (ibid.) if woodchucks in general had the capacity (and, presumably, the motivation) to chuck wood.
Assuming a spherical woodchuck in a vacuum… about 42.
None. A “woodchuck’ is actually a groundhog, so it would probably just predict two more weeks of winter.
Just because it could doesn’t mean that it would.
I use Siri all the time for my brightness, when I can’t see the screen…to save battery power I have brightness on manual control. Now when it’s too low when I go outside I ask Siri to turn brightness up.