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How do you train / correct Siri

Hi there,

I know that they say Siri works out the box and will get to know you voice and dialect / accent over time, BUT is there a way to train or correct Siri? I say "Phone my wife" and it keeps returning "Find my wife", surely there must be some exercises or speach recognistion you can perform. i.e. type over Find with Phone and repeat or something?


Thanks

iPhone 4, iOS 5

Posted on Oct 15, 2011 9:12 AM

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Oct 15, 2011 1:05 PM in response to Tony4x4

I have the same question. I say "Chrissie is my wife" because thats how she spells her name and that is what it is in my contacts.


Siri replies "I don't who Chrissy is. She is not in your contacts."


Tried 3 times. I wanted to get the response right so I tried it again and it worked, recognized the ie on the end of her name. How di I be more explicit with this stuff though?

Oct 18, 2011 2:15 AM in response to pc.huff

You need to get Siri to know who your contacts are.


I did the following and it worked 100% and remembered details about my office, my brother, sister etc.. etc..



Ask Siri: Who is my wife?

Siri will then ask you to tell her who your wife is, she will then pull up the details from your contact and you simply need to confirm this.


Do the same for all other contacts you want Siri to remember.


As for locations, all you need to do is open your MAP app, type in an address and then place a pin there. Click on the PIN and then ADD TO CONTACT. Once in the contact simply add the tag, i.e. Home, Cinema, Office etc..


Siri will now remember this when you ask: Remind me to check the water when i get home.


Since it will know what your home address is it will create the reminder message.


When you ask it to: Send a text to my wife and let her know that i will be 30 mins late. Siri will auto create a SMS message and write: I will be 30 mins late!



Hope this helps,


Regards,

Jay

How do you train / correct Siri

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