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Talking to Siri: Mastering the Language of Apple’s Intelligent Assistant

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*Includes a new Q&A with the creator of Siri Sweet-talk Siri for iOS 7 into doing practically anything Under iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks, Siri is better than ever: faster, smarter, more responsive. And it's even more amazing when you really know how to talk to it. Top Apple experts Sande and Sadun int

roduce you to the newest version of Siri. This release offers more functionality than you ever thought possible You'll find tested step-by-step instructions for perfect results--including new Siri techniques and responses you won't discover anywhere else Teach Siri to recognize requests and take d

ictation more accuratelyHelp Siri recognize, track down, and connect with family and friendsTransform Siri and iTunes Radio into your personal DJ (and tell Siri what songs you never want to hear again)Check Yelp or Rotten Tomatoes reviews and place OpenTable reservationsReturn calls, play specific v

oicemails, and check your emailMake appointments, take notes, and set remindersBlog with Siri using email or text messagingTweet updates and track up-to-the-minute Twitter trendsTrigger reminders when you arrive at the supermarket, drugstore, or any other destinationRetrieve up-to-the-minute sports

statsUse Siri to control apps, access device settings, and enable Airplane modeTeach Siri how to pronounce names correctlyFind the nearest store selling the products you needAnswer math and science problems with Wolfram AlphaMake sure Siri responds only to you, not to an impostorDiscover the silly s

ide of Siri (including our top 10 Siri jokes) Erica Sadun writes a lot of books and blogs at TUAW. When not writing, she’s a full-time parent of geeks who are brushing up on their world-domination skills. According to her academic dosimeter, she’s acquired more education than any self-respecting p

erson might consider wise. She enjoys deep-diving into technology. Steve Sande also writes way too much. He’s the hardware editor at TUAW and has logged almost 2 million words written for the blog in a little more than 5 years. He’s written a number of books, is married to a rocket scientist, and sp

ends his days being bossed by a cat.