Neil Patrick Harris Stars in iPhone 6s Ad ‘Thank You Speech’ [VIDEO]

Gary Ng
10 years ago

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Apple has just aired a new iPhone 6s ad titled “Thank You Speech”, starring actor Neil Patrick Harris. The ad highlights ‘hands-free Siri’, check it out below:

With Hands-free Siri on iPhone 6s you just say, “Hey Siri,” and Siri’s there to help you with pretty much everything.

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dandreas
dandreas
10 years ago

I thought “hey Siri” only work when iPhone connected to the power

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Kirk
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10 years ago

this is only a feature of the iPhone SE, 6s and 6s plus. Older phones need to be connected to power

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