Apple’s refreshed Siri website serves as a primer for the digital assistant
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Apple has launched an updated version of its Siri page today, detailing all of the digital assistant's capabilities and features.
The updated site features a number of different categories with details on how Siri can provide information on things like sports and entertainment, as well as tips and tricks for using the digital assistant for making phone calls and sending messages, staying organized, and tracking down nearby businesses and restaurants.
Upond landing on the page, users are presented with a quick description of how Siri works and what she can do:
Talk to Siri as you would to a friend and it can help you get things done — like sending messages, placing calls, or making dinner reservations. You can ask Siri to show you the Orion constellation or to flip a coin. Siri works hands-free, so you can ask it to show you the best route home and what your ETA is while driving. And it's connected to the world, working with Wikipedia, Yelp, Rotten Tomatoes, Shazam, and other online services to get you even more answers. The more you use Siri, the more you'll realize how great it is. And just how much it can do for you.
After scrolling down, the page then presents a number of categories that serve as a primer for using Siri to her fullest. Rather than providing long, detailed descriptions, however, the page simply lists a ton of different phrases and questions that you can ask Siri to show off what she can do. Overall, the site is a pretty good introduction to the digital assistant, and the "Tips & Tricks" section even points out some functionality that some users may not be familiar with, such as turning different settings on or off.
All-in-all, we recommend checking out the new Siri page for yourself. Who knows, you may discover some new tips and tricks for things you didn't know she could do. For more on Siri, also be sure to check out our ultimate guide to using Siri on the iPhone and iPad from the link below.
More: Check out our ultimate guide to using Siri
Source: Apple
