I mean really... when you ask Siri to find Disneyland, she can't.. It's a world-recognized theme park and Siri can't find it? pitiful.. even for a beta program...
I am a season pass holder to Disneyland even though I live in NV. We stayed at a hotel in Buena Park and asked Siri to map out directions to Disneyland. Gave me a map with a distance of 6 miles. It will find it but I'm sure if your too far away, it wont recognize it.
Siri: I couln't find any places matching "disney world."
Me: "where is Legoland California?" - since there are more than one.
Siri "I didn't find any places matching "Legoland California."
I don't know what to tell you. I was in Orlando when I asked Siri that question and it found Disney World with ease.
UPDATE: I'm currently in North Carolina and Siri could not locate Disney so I asked in a different manner: Siri, is Walt Disney World in Florida?" Siri found 15 references of Walt Disney World and all of them were correct including the resort itself.
I don't know what to tell you. I was in Orlando when I asked Siri that question and it found Disney World with ease.
UPDATE: I'm currently in North Carolina and Siri could not locate Disney so I asked in a different manner: Siri, is Walt Disney World in Florida?" Siri found 15 references of Walt Disney World and all of them were correct including the resort itself.
Just Me, D
(Tapatalk - iPhone 4S)
That's funny.. I guess that defeats the purpose of asking Siri to find something if you already know where it is..
I asked Siri "Search the Internet for Legoland" and she brought up several web pages, Legoland being the first... same thing for "search the internet for disneyland."
Guess it's all about how you ask Siri the question...
That's funny.. I guess that defeats the purpose of asking Siri to find something if you already know where it is..
I asked Siri "Search the Internet for Legoland" and she brought up several web pages, Legoland being the first... same thing for "search the internet for disneyland."
Guess it's all about how you ask Siri the question...
My guess is that it gives results based the user's current location. All I know is that when I was in Orlando, Siri found Walt Disney World with ease but here in NC, it didn't until I altered my request in the manner stated in my previous reply. Still, as I've stated on numerous occasions, Siri isn't perfect and it isn't i-Robot or K.I.T.T.
Mine finds Disneyland just fine. I asked "where is Disneyland" and up came the results.
The problem is people don't know what Siri is designed to do and don't ask questions well. Asking where is something is a regional search so you're not going to get results if you're not close to something. Ask "where is starbucks" and you should get the starbucks near you or anything listed with starbuck in the name. Ask "where is the great wall of china" and it will tell you it can't search in china. If you're in Hawaii and ask "Where is Madison Square Garden" you're not getting results in Manhattan. And it's not gonna read your mind. Like if you try to find the staples center in downtown L.A. your gonna get a bunch of Staples stores too. I'm sure the same goes for if you look up The Target Arena in MN.
Do this. Ask siri "What can you do?" Siri will display a list. Then only do the things that are on the list. See where it says "Search the web for Bora Bora" Well the easiest way to find Disneyland is to say "Search the web for disneyland." Up pops a websearch with map for disneyland. Works for the other things i mentioned too. But for the most part for me Siri works find but i don't ask it to do more then what's listed And i give it pretty precise commands like "Text Bob"
