If you ask Siri to divide zero by zero, she will emotionally destroy you Users picked up on this Easter egg if you ask, "Siri, what is zero divided by zero?"

Samsung just bought a potential Siri-killer from the guys who originally created Siri Samsung has bought Viv Labs, the new startup from the creators of Apple's Siri.

Hey Siri Is a Massive, Growing List of Everything You Can Ask Siri To Do Siri has grown a lot over the years, and in doing so, it’s hard to remember everything you can ask it. Hey Siri is a site that hopes to document as many of the commands as possible.

Why it's so important Apple takes Siri to the next level For Siri to win, it needs to evolve.

Enable this Setting to Silence Siri with the Mute Switch Siri can be loud no matter what your iPhone’s settings are, but OS X Daily points out that you can control Siri’s voice feedback setting with a toggle in the Settings.

How Hackers Can Commandeer Siri Without a Sound Siri may be your personal assistant. But your voice is not the only one she listens to. As a group of French researchers have discovered, Siri also helpfully obeys the orders of any hacker who talks to her—even, in some cases, one who’s silently Read more ... transmitting those commands via radio from as...

A smarter Siri learns to recognize the sound of your voice in iOS 9 A new feature in iOS 9 will let you to train Siri so the assistant will only respond to your voice saying "Hey Siri."

Siri Has An Awesome Response To Anyone Who Says 'Bruce Jenner' If you're gonna talk to Siri about Caitlyn Jenner, you better use the former Olympian's correct name. An amazing revelation is making its rounds on the Internet: Siri will only refer to Caitlyn by the

How a revamped Siri will change iOS Improving Siri's abilities was clearly one of Apple's biggest priorities with the release as Siri took centerstage during much of WWDC's keynote.

How a revamped Siri will change iOS Improving Siri's abilities was clearly one of Apple's biggest priorities with the release as Siri took centerstage during much of WWDC's keynote.