I have never used Siri despite owning iPhone, Mac
I have an Echo but it's use is generally "Alexa play LBC" as I do housework.
If though Siri can beat this, please do tell me
"Alexa, what noise does a hamster make"
I have an Echo but it's use is generally "Alexa play LBC" as I do housework.
If though Siri can beat this, please do tell me
"Alexa, what noise does a hamster make"
"Siri, remind me to lookup that form for the tax guy tomorrow at 10am"
"Siri, remind me in an hour to order more dog food"
"Siri, remind me in 3 months to cancel the trial for X subscription"
I just hold the side button, dictate the fleeting thought, and move on. No unlock, nothing to type, no navigating a time picker. Eventually it'll pop up and I'll be happy because I absolutely forgot X task already, and it'll stay as a notification on my Lock Screen until I do something with it. Often times I just pick an arbitrary time and get to it eventually that day, and then I'll dismiss it. I can also snooze for a later time period with a long press, etc.
This is so integrated into my life I literally cannot imagine not having this ability. I'd forget things all the time.
"Siri, remind me to turn the gas off"
"Siri, remind me to put the cats out"
You, in your home think .... what?
Tech turned against you?
I find that Siri regularly mangles the "body" of the reminder nearly beyond all recognition, but does reliably at least get the reminder time correct. I think she's actually been 100% accurate at that part for me.
So, like clockwork, I get the reminder on time. And then sometimes it takes a little work to figure out what the reminder was supposed to be for.
I find Siri is... sometimes... effective for playing specific songs/playlists while I'm driving. Sometimes. She is certainly better than the alternative of dying in a fiery crash, I guess.