I do not know if it has ever happened to you (I imagine it has): you are charging the iPad next to you, you take the iPhone 6s, you say Hey siri, you make the query and the iPhone and iPad answer you at the same time. The first time it can be funny, but surely it is not so funny if you have two devices with an M9 processor: every time Siri is invoked with the voice, both devices will respond.
It seems that this is something that has also happened to someone from Apple on occasion and a solution will come from the hand of the next apple operating system. From iOS 10, the system will work differently: when you say "Hey Siri," both of you will start listening, but only one will respond. When it is going to do so, the device that is going to respond will send an order to the rest of the devices to return to sleep.
iOS 10 will manage "Hey Siri" more intelligently
At this time, this enhancement only works with iOS devices. Even if it is installed Watch 3.0, the Apple Watch will continue to respond to the command, but nothing makes us think that they will not include this novelty in future betas. We remember that both iOS 10.0 and watchOS 3.0 are now in the first beta for developers, versions that were launched on June 13. If we consider that Apple usually releases a new beta every two weeks, it is surprising that they have not yet released the second beta of all their operating systems.
Like iOS 9, iOS 10 is an operating system that includes interesting news, such as a Siri compatible with third-party applications (And new voice!), But it also includes a good handful of little details that enhance the user experience. Remembering where we have parked or Hey, Siri smarter are two examples of this. His official arrival is scheduled for September.
