The new IPhone 4s is causing some troubles with it's voice-recognition program. Some British users are less than happy. The reason is that Scottish and Welsh accents cannot be recognized by the Siri system. Many Scottish and Welsh people bought the IPhone 4s especially for it's Siri application. The app was designed to work in the UK, US and Australian accents, but right now it does not work properly. A bizzare question about the new Siri System: The question "Can you dance with me?" is interpreted as "Can you Dutch women" and so on. Apple said it's recognition of accents will continue to improve.
My opinion:
I think this is a bad problem made by Apple. They should have been sure that it works for most British speakers with an accent or dialect, but instead it only works for fluent English and American speakers. I hope Apple comes with a solution quickly, because right now many Scottish and Welsh people spend alot of money on the new IPhone 4s but they do not get to use it's full futures so far, which is really annoying if you ask me and all the people that bought a new IPhone 4s.
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4013260/iPhones-Siri-ous-accent-troubles.html


