With iOS 17 installed, you can learn how to make continuous back-to-back Siri requests. As long as you have either an iPhone 11 or iPhone SE second generation or later, you won’t need to ...

Siri can perform many different requests, but for each one, you need to repeatedly summon them. In iOS 17, you can issue back-to-back commands in one session. Here's how.

With iOS 17, Siri by default still responds to “Hey Siri” but users can now also say simply, “Siri.” However, users can adjust this so that Siri responds to only “Hey Siri” or you can ...

The "Hey Siri" command may get shortened down to just "Siri," a last-minute rumor about Apple's WWDC announcements for iOS 17 claims.

In iOS 17, Apple added a handful of new improvements to on-device personal assistant Siri and the Spotlight search feature. There aren't any major changes, but Spotlight search has improved, and ...

To use Siri with your Health data and extended Fitness data, you’ll need an iPhone running iOS 17.2 (beta 3 or later) or an Apple Watch Series 9 or Ultra 2 running watchOS 10.2 (beta 3 or later).

But with iOS 17, users will see an option to change the app before sending the message. This works with any Siri-compatible app, which includes WhatsApp and Telegram.

In iOS 17, Siri can read them out loud for you, meaning all you have to do is listen. How It Works There are a few things to keep in mind when you want Siri to read web content out loud for you.

Siri's finally reading my messages in the right language thanks to iOS 17.4 Apple's assistant no longer sounds like she's trying to read a phonetic transcription backward.

One of the big changes for Siri in iOS 17 is the ability to trigger the assistant by simply saying “Siri” instead of “Hey Siri.” While this change is enabled by default, Apple does give ...

Apple introduces new features like full-page screenshots, bilingual Siri, and better SMS sorting for dual-SIM users with iOS 17.

With the iOS 17 public beta now available, Apple has added support for Siri to understand bilingual queries.