Apple Wins Lawsuit Dismissal Over Claims ‘Siri’ Stumbes
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Apple Inc., maker of the iPhone, won dismissal of a consumer lawsuit claiming the device’s Siri voice-recognition feature doesn’t work as advertised.
U.S. District Judge Claudia Wilken in Oakland, California, today turned aside claims by four iPhone customers that Apple’s advertising was false and misleading. Contrary to Apple’s ads, the four said Siri doesn’t understand their questions or locate places they ask about.