I hit Siri in error and said a few choice words....Siri responded by asking if I kiss with that mouth!!!!!!   wtf....

May I say Both? Or does my answer have to be one or other other? Oh no! I just asked a question in my answer.  

Truly Both.  I find Siri very helpful and at times a real PITA because Siri does not "get it" or understand.  I remain thankful for what Siri does provide.

just like a woman! 

VERY HELPFULL and to prove it, go now, ask Siri what 0 divided by 0 is???

Hi Paul - I think Siri must be pretty depressed, since I rarely speak to her - she's just not my type.

I found it very helpful the first (and only) time I used it.  Coworker of mine got a new iPhone and didn't know about locking it down so siri wouldn't do stuff without being unlocked first.  I looked at his phone and said "Siri, delete all contacts" and it responded with a confirmation dialog.  The phone's owner lunged at me to grab the phone back... trust the Info Sec guy to mess with a coworker.

I find Siri helpful with only two things...(1) Siri - email me! and (2) Siri - Directions to...

I find Siri to be very frustrating.  We just don't get along.  :(    My husband finds her quite helpful though.  hmmmmm...... 

Don't have Siri

I have it - but don't use it. 

I do not use Siri.

totally depends on what I need from her

I have to say I ignore it.

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington - my andorid siri gets activated automatically - so I am not happy with any voice activated service....

I don't have Siri but just about every other voice activated device is very frustrating.  Helpful at times when I need to be hands free, but still frustration.  

I have a Samsung so I don't have to listen to her.

I don't talk to Siri.

I got frustrated and gave up on Siri a while back but it may be time to try again.

Both

With the latest "hands-free" version... I've finally found her to be useful.  When I'm driving I can simply say "Hey, Siri... dial Paul Henderson, mobile"... and she'll do just that.

I can also say "Hey Siri... send a text to Paul Henderson"... she'll then ask "what would you like me to say?"... and I respond "This text is totally hands-free".

That's pretty cool.

Both, she a very temperamental woman

Paul,

I love the GPS part, and I love telling it to make a call.  She does better than the car's version, which is tedious and does not seem to understand what we are saying or cannot find the number.  A

Most of the time I enjoy the Google version, but the Windows Cortana version is totally useless.

Much of the time I would say helpful, but sometimes with directions she hasn't a clue...and I let her know that.

I use an Android and don't use Siri, however I have a few friends who do and they rarely use her.

Both,  it is good sometimes.

Android for me.

I find Siri to be VERY helpful and can't remember when I couldn't rely on the program.

Siri is always very pleasant .

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, Broker, Tacoma Washington The novelty has worn off a long time ago.

She is a good girl and apple has her scheduled for improvement surgery too

As with everyone else a pita sums it up quite frankly!

  Don't use it, won't use it.

About 50:50 for me. I still don't understand why it doesn't understand Pig Latin!

I'm android, I don't hang with Siri.   

I think both she does not like my voice she rarely gets names right so mostly frustrating!

Paul - I find Siri completely useless. She never answers any question that I ask of her. So to answer your question, I would say very frustrating.

Frustrating because she always seems to turn on when No one wants her and then you have to fight to turn her off and then by that time you are just ready to throw your phone but then you think if I throw it the screen might crack and then Ill have to replace it and I just don't want to do that

Three or four times a week I explain, not necessarily nicely, that she and I are getting divorced. She doesn't seem to care, and I find I can't follow through. 

Both! She can be helpful and sometimes clueless! Sound familiar?

Since I use a Samsung, I have no relationship with Siri.

not used it.

I ignore Siri.

Siri and I get along very well. She helps me out with accuracy about 90% of the time. Now my friend however doesn't use her and Siri can't seem to understand her.

not quite mature voice recognization. iWatch will have it.....

I personally believe one needs to train Siri as I have done on some IBM office products from the 1990s....

I use Siri all the time and wouldn't be without her.  I set up appointments, read and send email, set alarms, directions, weather, etc.