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What’s The First Thing You’ll Ask Siri?
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What’s the first thing you’ll ask Siri? I know this question came to my mind in part because I have a few weeks to wait until I can get an iPhone 4S, but I am curious if others are thinking about this, too.
For those who already have their 4S, include Siri’s response with your post.
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I believe one of the initial reviewers got “42” for this.
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I noticed several reviewers asking the same (or very similar) “easter egg” type questions, including this one, and I’m pretty sure some of them got different, but equally humorous, answers. So it’s worth retrying a few times to see what other responses Siri has to popular queries.
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If I could, I’d ask Siri, “Why can’t I activate my stinkin’ iPhone!”. iPhone and iTunes both tell me my activation is pending but also that the server couldn’t be contacted and I should try later. Well which is it?
This is the first Apple product I’ve bought on release day (preordered and arrived over an hour ago) and I’m not able to do a thing with it.
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Please, please let me know her answer.
Also, good luck, 66. Don’t forget you can call AppleCare (1.800.AppleCare) for help.
[ Edited: 14 October 2011 01:38 PM by Bryan Chaffin ]Signature
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Matt Gemmell has been posting some wonderful questions on Twitter. http://twitter.com/mattgemmell
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Thanks to mlvezie’s suggestion, here’s an example of what I meant about multiple responses: Open the pod bay doors. And here’s a gallery of all Matt Gemmell’s Siri screen shots.
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My own question will be, I think, “Where have you been all my life?”
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My first question would be, “Why is Bosco so freaking mean all the time!!”
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