Say Hi! To Apple Siri

What is siri?

Siri is a built-in, voice-controlled personal assistant available for Apple users. Your wish is its Command. It understand what you say. It knows what you mean.

Siri has access to every other built-in application on your Apple device - Mail, Contacts, Messages, Maps, Safari, etc - and will call upon those apps to present data or search through their databases whenever she needs to. Ultimately, Siri does all the leg work for you. It means you can carry out a single task by just saying "Hey Siri" or double tapping the Home button, rather than open multiple apps or spend time writing messages or finding contacts.

How to get started with Apple Siri?

Go to Settings > General > Siri and make sure that Siri is turned on. You’ll need an Internet connection through Wi-Fi or cellular data with one of these devices:

1. iPhone 4s or later
2. iPad pro
3. iPad Air or later
4. iPad (3rd generation) or later
5. iPad mini or later

6.  iPod touch (5th generation) or later

How dose Siri work? 

Siri is based on the based on the fields of Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing, and it is comprised of three components - a conversational interface, personal context awareness and service delegation.

The conversational interface is about how Siri understands you in the first place. The general workings of the straight word-for-word voice recognition have to be good in order to hear what you're saying but deciphering the meaning is all down to statistics and machine learning, which is where the personal context awareness system comes in.

There's a huge amount of work in Siri that can predict what you're getting at based on key words that you use, as well as your general habits and language choice. She is designed to adapt to your individual preferences over time and personalise results.

Get help with apple siri. 

• If "Hey Siri" isn't working, make sure that "Hey Siri" is turned on under Settings > General > Siri.
• Siri might say, "Sorry, I'm having trouble connecting to the network," or "Try again in a little while." This is probably a network issue. Check your Internet connection and try again later.

If Siri isn't available or responding to questions, see the next section.

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