Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute et al v. Apple Inc.

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COMPLAINT WITH JURY DEMAND: against Apple Inc. (Filing fee $400 receipt number 2570316) filed by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Dynamic Advances, LLC. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibits, # 2 Civil Cover Sheet)(sfp)

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Apple - iOS - Siri Frequently Asked Questions

Overview

What’s New

What is Siri?
Siri is the intelligent personal assistant that helps you get things done just by asking. It allows you
to use your voice to send messages, schedule meetings, place phone calls, and more. But Siri isn’t
like traditional voice recognition software that requires you to remember keywords and speak
specific commands. Siri understands your natural speech, and it asks you questions if it needs
more information to complete a task.
Siri is available for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd generation), and iPod touch (5th generation).

Using Siri
How do I ask Siri something?
To talk to Siri, hold down the Home button and you’ll hear two quick beeps and see “What can I
help you with?” on the screen. Just begin speaking. The microphone icon lights up to let you know
that Siri hears you talking. Once you’ve started a dialogue with Siri, tap the microphone icon to talk
to it again.
There’s more than one way to talk to Siri. Siri works with headphones and Bluetooth headsets.
When you’re using headphones with a remote and microphone, you can press and hold the center
button to talk to Siri. With a Bluetooth headset, press and hold the call button to bring up Siri.
On iPhone 4S and iPhone 5, simply bring iPhone up to your ear when the screen is on. You’ll hear
two quick beeps to indicate that Siri is listening to you.
In a car that supports Eyes Free, you can also start a conversation with Siri just by pressing a
button on your steering wheel.
Siri waits for you to stop talking, but you can also tap the microphone icon to tell Siri you’re done
talking. This is useful when there’s a lot of background noise.

What happens after I ask Siri a question or ask it to do something?
When you finish speaking, Siri displays the text of what you said and provides a response. If Siri
needs more information to complete a request, it will ask you a question. For example, if you say
“Remind me to call my mom,” Siri will ask “What time would you like me to remind you?”
When you use earphones or a headset, Siri reads back text messages and email messages that

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you’ve dictated before you send them, and it reads back the subjects of reminders before you
create them. This is especially helpful when you’re driving and can’t see the screen.

Do I have to say things a certain way to get Siri to respond?
No. You can speak to Siri as you would to a person — in a natural voice with a conversational tone.
If you want to know what the weather will be like tomorrow, simply say “What will the weather be
like tomorrow?” Or “Does it look like rain tomorrow?” Or even “Will I need an umbrella tomorrow?”
No matter how you ask, Siri will tell you the forecast.

Does Siri work out of the box, or do I have to teach it?
Siri works right out of the box, without any work on your part. And the more you use Siri, the
better it will understand you. It does this by learning about your accent and other characteristics
of your voice. Siri uses voice recognition algorithms to categorize your voice into one of the
dialects or accents it understands. As more people use Siri and it’s exposed to more variations of a
language, its overall recognition of dialects and accents will continue to improve, and Siri will work
even better.
Siri also uses information from your contacts, music library, calendars, and reminders to better
understand what you say. So it responds more accurately when you ask to make a phone call, play
music, or create an appointment or reminder.
If you like, you can reset what Siri has learned about your voice by turning Siri off and then back on
in Settings > General > Siri.

What Siri Can Do For You
What types of things can I ask Siri about or ask it to do?
You can ask Siri to make a call, find a business and get directions, schedule reminders and
meetings, search the web, and more. You can even ask Siri “What can you do for me?” or tap the “i”
in the right corner of the screen when you bring Siri up. You’ll see examples of things Siri can do,
along with ways you can ask for things.

Which apps does Siri work with?
Siri works with almost all your built-in apps. And it’s smart enough to figure out which apps to use
to provide you with answers. It also uses Search and Location Services to help you with your
requests. Here’s a list of apps and services that Siri works with worldwide:
Maps

Web Search

Notes

Sports

Send a Tweet

Contacts

Movies

App Launch

Weather

Local Search

Find My Friends

Stocks

Post on Facebook

Music

Wikipedia search

FaceTime

Messages

Phone

Calendar

Alarms, World Clock
and Timer

Mail

Reminders

Wolfram|Alpha
(English only)

How does Siri learn who I am?
If Siri knows who you are, it can use your information to help you. To make sure Siri knows who
you are, select your contact information in Settings > General > Siri > My Info.
Your information is used for questions like “How do I get home?” or “What good restaurants are
near work?”

How does Siri learn about my key relationships?
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sister, it will ask you who your sister is. That information is stored in Contacts along with other
relationship information like “mom,” “husband,” and “grandma.”

How do location-based reminders work?
Because Siri knows your current location and other locations like “home” and “work,” it can remind
you to do a certain task when you leave a location or arrive at a location. So if you tell Siri,“Remind
me to call my wife when I leave the office,” Siri does just that.
To turn off the ability for Siri to use your location, go to Settings > Location Services and set the
switch for Siri to Off. Regardless of how Locations Services is set for Siri, information about your
location is not tracked or stored outside your device.

Does iOS take dictation?
Yes. iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd generation), and iPod touch (5th generation) support dictation
in any app that has a keyboard. So instead of typing, you can speak and your words will be entered
as text.
To start dictation, tap the microphone button on your keyboard and start talking. When you’re
finished, tap Done and your words will be turned into text. Dictation for each language is built into
the keyboard for that language.

Is Siri accessible to blind and visually impaired users?
Yes. VoiceOver, the screen reader built into iOS, can speak any text that’s displayed in responses
from Siri. You can navigate through the responses and have each one read to you. This includes
the days of a weather forecast, the body of an email, the details of an answer from Wolfram|Alpha,
and more.

Language Support and Availability
Siri is available for iPhone 5, iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd generation), and iPod touch (5th generation). Siri
understands and can speak the following languages:
United States (English, Spanish)
United Kingdom (English)
Australia (English)
France (French)
Germany (German)
Japan (Japanese)
Canada (English, Canadian French)
China (Mandarin)
Hong Kong (Cantonese)
Italy (Italian)
Korea (Korean)
Mexico (Spanish)
Spain (Spanish)
Switzerland (Italian, French, German)
Taiwan (Mandarin)

Can I use Siri in any of these languages in other countries?
Yes. Siri can be enabled in any country, and you can choose to speak to it in any of the languages
that Siri supports. However, Siri is designed to recognize the specific accents and dialects of the
supported countries listed above. Since every language has its own accents and dialects, the
accuracy rate will be higher for native speakers.

Siri is available in Beta only on iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad (3rd generation), and iPod touch (5th generation) and requires Internet access. Siri may not be available in all languages or in all
areas, and features may vary by area. Cellular data charges may apply.

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Overview

What’s New

What is iOS

Siri lets you use your voice to send
messages, schedule meetings, place
phone calls, and more.* Ask Siri to do
things just by talking the way you
talk. Siri is so easy to use and does so
much, you’ll keep finding more and
more ways to use it.

It understands what you say.
And knows what you mean.
Talk to Siri as you would to a person. Say something
like “Tell my wife I’m running late” or “Remind me to
call the vet.” Siri not only understands what you say,
it’s smart enough to know what you mean. So when
you ask “Any good burger joints around here?” Siri
will reply “I found a number of burger restaurants
near you.” Then you can say “Hmm. How about
tacos?” Siri remembers that you just asked about
restaurants, so it will look for Mexican restaurants in
the neighborhood. And Siri is proactive, so it will
question you until it finds what you’re looking for.

It helps you do the things you do every day.
Siri makes everyday tasks less tasking. It figures out which apps to use for which
requests, and it finds answers to queries through sources like Yelp and

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WolframAlpha. It plays the songs you want to hear, gives you directions, wakes
you up, even tells you the score of last night’s game. All you have to do is ask.

Know the score.

Choose a movie.

Find a restaurant.

Ask Siri for baseball, basketball,
football, hockey, and soccer scores as
well as schedules, rosters, and stats.

Ask Siri to get showtimes, buy tickets
from Fandango, look up movie facts,
play trailers, show you reviews, and
more.

Ask Siri to search by different criteria
or a combination. Siri gets you photos,
reviews, and reservations.

iOS takes dictation.
Here’s another amazing way to get things
done: just use your voice. Instead of typing,
tap the microphone icon on the keyboard.
Then say what you want to say and Siri
listens. Tap Done, and your words are
converted to text. Use dictation to write
messages, take notes, search the web, and
more. Dictation also works with third-party
apps, so you can update your Facebook
status, tweet, or write and send Instagrams.

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Eyes free.
Apple is working with car manufacturers to
integrate Siri into select voice control systems.
Through the voice command button on your
steering wheel, you’ll be able to ask Siri questions
without taking your eyes off the road. To minimize
distractions even more, your iOS device’s screen
won’t light up. With the Eyes Free feature, ask Siri to
call people, select and play music, hear and
compose text messages, use Maps and get
directions, read your notifications, find calendar
information, add reminders, and more. It’s just
another way Siri helps you get things done, even
when you’re behind the wheel.

*Siri is available in Beta only on iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPad with Re ina display, iPad mini, and iPod touch (5th genera ion) and requires Internet access. Siri may not be available in all languages
or in all areas, and features may vary by area. Cellular data charges may apply.

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These simple tips and tricks will help you travel from one destination to the next, get
more done with Siri, and make the things you do every day even easier.

Get there with
Quick Route.

See up close
with Flyover.

Tilt and rotate with
two fingers.

When Maps drops a pin
on a location, you can
get turn-by-turn
directions to that
location almost instantly.
Just tap the Quick Route
button next to the
location’s name.

Switch to Flyover view in
Maps by tapping the 3D
button. Now you
can explore cities
from the air as you
zoom, pan, and rotate
around landmarks.

As you’re looking at a
map, use two fingers to
tilt or rotate the view.
Maps keeps the names of
the streets and places
where they belong. So
everything’s easy to
read, and you won’t get
lost.

See how to use Siri.

Tell Siri who’s who.

Set your locations.

Siri writes email.

When you press and hold
the Home button, Siri
asks, "What can I help
you with?" Tap the "i"
button to see a detailed
list of the ways Siri can
help you get things
done.

Tell Siri about your
relationships, such as
“Erin is my wife” or “Rick
is my dad.” Then you can
say “Text my wife” or
“Call dad” and Siri knows
who you mean.

Be sure to enter your
home and work
addresses in Contacts.
That way, Siri can remind
you to do things when
you leave or arrive at
either place.

You can dictate a quick
response to an email.
Just say “Reply,” then tell
Siri your message.

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Head north in a tap.
Rotate a map a few
times, and you could
lose your north-south
orientation. But it’s easy
to get it back. Just tap
the compass icon in the
upper-right corner.

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iPhone 5
takes dictation.

Instead of typing an email, tap the microphone icon on
the keyboard and start talking. Tap Done, and your
words will appear as text. Use dictation to write
messages, take notes, update your Facebook status,
tweet, and more.

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Quick, take a photo.
The camera icon is
always there on your lock screen.
Just swipe up to open the
Camera app.

Switch directions in
Panorama.

Refresh your inbox
with a swipe.

Take websites full
screen.

In panorama mode, you can easily
shoot from left to right or right to
left. Just tap the arrow to switch
the direction.

Anticipating an important email?
Refresh your mailboxes in
an instant with a quick
downward swipe.

When you really want to see the
whole picture, turn your iPhone
to landscape and tap the fullscreen icon to view web pages
without distractions.

See what’s up.

Set reminders.

Tweet it. Post it.

Notification Center lets
you know about missed
messages, calendar invitations,
friend requests, and more. New
notifications appear on top of the
screen. Swipe down to see a
summary of recent notifications.

Assign due dates to
items on your to-do list and
Reminders will send you alerts.
Add locations, and you’ll get alerts
when you leave or when you
arrive. You can also choose
priority levels and write notes.

Sign in once under Settings, and
you can tweet or update your
Facebook status directly from
Safari, Photos, Camera, and Maps.
Or ask Siri to do it for you.

Broadcast live
with AirPlay.

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With AirPlay Mirroring, you can
share exactly what’s on your
iPhone 5 with your HDTV
connected to an Apple TV. Just
double-click the Home button,
swipe all the way to the right, and
select AirPlay Mirroring.

Create an
event fast.

Customize your
keyboard.

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Create your own personal dictionary, including shortcuts
for each word. So your keyboard not only autocorrects, it
knows exactly what you want to say as you type. In
Settings, tap General > Keyboard > Add New Shortcut.
From there you can add new phrases and assign optional
shortcuts to them.

Touch anywhere on the calendar to create an event.
To change your schedule, just drag events around. Tap
for day, month, or list view. And rotate to landscape to
see an entire week.

Everything has an alert.
Assign a specific tone or create a
custom vibration for new
mail, Calendar alerts, tweets, and
reminders. In Settings, tap Sounds
to assign each a tone or vibration.

Save images
from the web.

Locate your
lost iPhone.
If you’ve lost your iPhone, Find My
iPhone can help you locate it. Just
go to Settings > iCloud and turn
on the Find My iPhone feature.

Give your texts
some character.
Access all sorts of smileys,
animals, shapes, and other
peculiarities from your emojienabled keyboard. Just go to
Settings > General > Keyboard
and tap International Keyboards.

In Safari, touch and
hold an image to save it
to your Camera Roll or
copy it to paste into an
MMS or email.

Get some peace and quiet.

Scroll to the top fast.

In Settings, turn on Do Not Disturb
to avoid dealing with all incoming
calls and notifications. Enable
it manually or schedule a
recurring time. Or allow calls from
your favorites or specific
contact groups.

In Safari, Mail, Contacts, and many
other apps, tap the status bar —
which displays the network
information, time, and battery
level — to scroll quickly to the top.

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Add a new keyboard and select
Emoji. Now when you type, just
tap the globe button and choose
the emoji that fits the mood.

Drop a pin.

Lock the screen
orientation.
Double-click the Home button to
bring up the multitasking bar,
then swipe from left to right. Now
tap the portrait orientation lock
once to turn it on and again to
turn it off.

In Maps,
touch and
hold anywhere on a
map to drop a pin so
you can find an
address, get
directions, or share it
with a friend for a
meet-up.

Pinch to zoom.

Add PDFs to iBooks.

In the Camera app,
pinch to zoom in and out of a
scene up to 5x. You can also use
the zoom slider.

From a Mail message
or a web page, touch and hold the
PDF icon or link, then select “Open
in iBooks.”

Create web clips.

Learn some
keyboard
tricks.

To add a website to your
Home screen, visit the page in
Safari and tap the Share button at
the bottom of the Safari window.
Then tap Add to Home Screen.

Lighten the load.
In your wallet.
Passbook stores your boarding
passes, gift cards, coupons, and
more. So when you’re boarding at
the gate or checking out at the
café, just open Passbook, find the
pass you need, and have it
scanned — right from your iPhone.

• Tap the space bar twice, and iPhone adds a period and
capitalizes the next word.
• To enter a number or symbol quickly, touch and hold
, then select the key you want. Lifting your finger
returns you to the alphabet keyboard.
• Touch and hold a letter to reveal a list of special
characters.

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Scrub through
audio and
video.

When you’re watching a video or listening to music or a
podcast, the scrubber bar lets you skip to any point
along the timeline. You can adjust the scrub rate from
high-speed to fine scrubbing by sliding your finger
down as you drag the playhead along the scrubber bar.

Take a picture of your
screen.

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Keep your inbox clean.
In Mail, you can delete or move
messages in batches. From your
inbox, tap Edit, select the
messages you want to organize,
then tap Delete or Move.

Create a playlist.

Tap to focus the camera.

Press and hold the Sleep/Wake
button, then press the Home
button. Your screen flashes and
the picture appears in your
Camera Roll.

In the Music app, tap
Playlists, then tap Add Playlist and
give it a name. Now tap any song
or video to add it to the playlist.
You can add individual songs,
entire albums, or all songs by
an artist.

While shooting video or photos,
tap the screen where you want
to focus. iPhone also adjusts the
exposure and white balance
automatically.

Display character count in
text messages.

Print wirelessly
from iPhone.

In Settings, tap Messages, then
tap the Character Count switch.
The count appears as you type
when your message exceeds two
lines. You may want to do this
when carrier fees apply.

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AirPrint makes it easy to print email and web pages from
your iPhone to your AirPrint-enabled printer. To print an
email, just tap the Reply icon and select Print. To print a
web page, tap the Share button and select Print. You can
also print photos, documents, and more.

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Share from
Notification Center.

Get back to your
draft.

Read the iPhone
User Guide.

Notification Center not only shows
you what’s up with you, it can tell
your social circle what’s up with
you. Tweet or update your
Facebook status right from
Notification Center.

In Mail, touch and hold the
Compose button to switch to your
list of saved message drafts.

For more tips, tricks, and
instructions, tap the Bookmarks
icon in Safari, then select iPhone
User Guide.

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http://www.apple.com/iphone/iphone-5/tips/

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