Siri

This commercial shows the new voice recognition features of the Apply iPhone 4S. This virtual assistant is called "Siri" and it allows you to talk directly to your phone which understands you and can respond back to you about questions, weather, directions, and much more. The ad begins shows people asking about getting help with a flat tire, tying a bow tie, getting directions, the weather, reminders, scheduling meetings, notifying people, alarms, and more. At the end we see these people aren't talking to other people, but are talking to their phone itself. The last woman says that she is locked out of her house, and the phone automatically looks up locksmiths in the area. We have a flat tire. How do you tie a bow tie again? What's the fastest way to Hartford Hospital? Do I need an umbrella in New York this weekend? Remind me to call Chris when I get home. Move my meeting from 3:00 to 4:00. What does a weasel look like? Remind me to get milk when I leave work. Tell me wife I'm gonna make it. Wake me up at 6. Play some Coltrane. I'm locked out. I found 3 locksmiths fairly close to you: Say hello to the most amazing iPhone yet. What can I help you with? I'm locked out. Looking for locksmiths. I found 3 locksmiths fairly close to you: iPhone 4S, iPhone 4 S

This Apple commercial features Santa Claus using the iPhone 4S with Siri (the iPhone's voice recognition artificial intelligence software) to help him on his big Christmas Eve work night. He asks for directions, the weather in various cities, an email of the "Naughty or Nice" list, and receives a message from Mrs. Claus telling him to take it easy on the cookies this year. At the end, he asks Siri to check his appointments and it tells him he has 3.7 billion more appointments that night. Santa: How do I get to Charlie Grant's house? Siri: Here are directions to Charlie Grant's house. Santa: Is it cold in Santa Fe? Raleigh? Cleveland tonight? Siri: Really cold. Down to about 14 degrees. Santa: Find that email of the naughty or nice list. Siri: New message from Mrs. Claus: Go easy on the cookies. Santa: Ho ho ho. Santa: How does the rest of my day look? Siri: You have 3.7 billion appointments What can I help you with? Here are directions to Charlie Grant's House. Really cold...down to about 14(degrees). 11:41 PM You have 3.7 billion appointments 24 Saturday, December 2011 / Dec 24 Whitney Kollar 11:44PM Mark Sloan 11:47PM Paula Cristalli 11:51 PM David Young 11:58 PM

This commercial shows Apple's new voice recognition features for the Apple iPhone 4S. The software/app is called "Siri" and has a number of interesting features. The ad begins with a man jogging with his iPhone. He simply talks to the phone and it responds to his commands and questions. Next a man in his car asks for a traffic report and the phone loads up Google Maps with the local traffic. We then see a woman packing for a trip. She asks Siri if it's going to be cold in San Francisco this weekend, and it looks up the weather forecast for her. A woman is shown making a recipe with bananas in the kitchen. She asks how many cups are in 12oz and a conversion chart is loaded up on the screen. When she is ready to put her cupcakes/muffins in the oven, she tells Siri to set her timer for 30 minutes and the iPhone starts counting down. Next we see a woman who is blind reading braille on her couch. Unlike previous examples, Siri initiates the conversation on this when a new message comes in because the woman cannot read the iPhone screen. It reads the message out loud to her, and she dictates her reply out loud. Man Jogging: Read me the message Siri: New message from Sebastian: Great news. We got the go-ahead. Can you meet at 10? Man Jogging: Reply: Definitely. I'll see you there. Play me running mix. Man Driving: What's the traffic like around here? Siri: Here's the traffic. Man Driving: Text my wife, I'm going to be 30 minutes late. Woman Packing: Is it going to be chilly in San Francisco this weekend? Siri: Not too cold. Maybe down to 61 degrees in San Francisco. Woman Packing: What about Napa Valley? Siri: Doesn't seem like it. Woman Cooking: How many cups are in 12 ounces? Siri: Let me think... okay, here you go. Woman Cooking: Set my timer for 30 minutes. Siri: Okay, 30 minutes and counting. Siri: New notification for messages. Sandy Cheng: Are we stil on for dinner tonight? Woman on Couch: Reply: Sure I'll be there. Siri: Here's your reply to Sandy Cheng: Sure, I'll be there. Woman on Couch: Send. (Lyrics) All right. Well, tell me what'd I say? Tell me what I say right now. Introducing Siri What can I help you with? "What's the traffic like around here" Here's the traffic: Here's your message to Brandie Pickford: I'm going to be 30 minutes late. Not too cold... maybe down to 61 in San Francisco "What about Napa Valley" Doesn't seem like it, it won't get below 68 in Napa. Hmm. Let me think. OK, here you go: "Set my timer for 30 minutes" OK, 30 minutes and counting... Sandy Cheng Are we still on for dinner tonight? "Reply sure I'll be there" Here's your reply to Sandy Cheng. Sure I'll be there Some features may not be available in all languages or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Wi-Fi connection may be required. Cellular data charges may apply.

"Siri and Liam - Earth Day" Siri and Liam have differing views on how to best celebrate Earth Day. This ad features Liam, Apple's robot for recycling iPhones dealing with Siri who does not want her iPhone home to be recycled. Hey, Liam. What are you doing for Earth Day? Oh dear. Wouldn't you rather grab and organic smoothie. (Lyrics) I fall to pieces I'm falling apart I fall to pieces Ask Siri about Liam apple.com/recycling

The team participates in a SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape) training drill in which they are treated as prisoners of war. The drill pushes them to their mental and physical limits when the doctor who runs SERE places their lives in danger. On base, Kim struggles with her faith in God, while Molly tries to help her find it again.

Sirius is a 2013 documentary directed by Amardeep Kaleka, based upon ufologist Steven M. Greer's book Hidden Truth, Forbidden Knowledge. Partially funded by a successful Kickstarter campaign, the movie is narrated by Thomas Jane and follows Greer's efforts to reveal what he claims is information about top secret energy projects and propulsion techniques. Sirius features interviews from former officials from the government and military as well as images and a DNA analysis of the six-inch human skeleton known as Ata that was found in the Atacama desert in northern Chile in 2003. The film premiered on April 22, 2013 in Los Angeles, California as well as online.