The so-called “Siri Eyes Free Integration” for iPhone users will become available on the Chevrolet Aveo and Cruze models with MyLink from March, and on the new Trax small crossover, upon launch later this spring.
Siriproxy running on my Raspberry Pi, along with wiringPi to access a relay attached to the garage door system.
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According to Chevrolet, said Spark and Sonic owners can ask Apple’s “intelligent assistant”, as the Siri is named, to perform a number of tasks using nothing but voice commands. Moreover, the “Eyes Free” mode keeps the phone’s screen unlit so as not to distract them from driving.
(vía Times New Geek)
If you have an iPhone 4S, try this.
Launch Siri and ask “What’s the best cellphone ever”… and she will tell you that the Nokia Lumia 900 is the best.
The result is hilarious but seems like Windows Phone’s customer satisfaction scores have finally started to penetrate even Siri had to report that since she doesn’t lie.
Siri, if you didn’t know yet, it grabs answers that your ask everyday from WolframAlpha. And you can actually see the result on their website as well.
(vía discovrpOp)
So apparently Siri was originally developed for use in combat situations - well the good boys down at Sneaky Zebra Labs Inc. managed to unlock its core programming.
Siri, Ultimate Combat Assistant or UCA, was meant to be an A.I. capable of any combat situation, equip-able by a HUD it assist the user with such tasks as Gun Statistics displays, Proximity alarms, Predator Vision (TM), Automatic Control & would even tell you the location of the nearest bad guys location.
When Steve Jobs found out about this piece of tech, he brought up the rights & copyrighted it. Stuck it on the latest iPhone to use voice control on iOS & its original design lost forever.
However soon as the Sneaky Zebra Labs Inc. discovered the other side to Siri a group or poorly paid & lacking in skills group of misfit mercenaries have been sent in to take her back.
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Short action film from the Sneaky Zebra, two filmmakers from London.
Shot on a Canon 7D with a 15-85mm & a Sigma 30mm. Using Prolost Flat settings. Edited with Avid, VFX with Adobe After Effects.
