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I usually just do, hey Siri, set alarm to x. Then you can have as many alarms keeping track of your cooking as you want without touching your phone with your f
by eksemplar 8y ago
I usually just do, hey Siri, set alarm to x.
Then you can have as many alarms keeping track of your cooking as you want without touching your phone with your foodsy fingers.
If Siri understands you that is.
I agree with your point though, it’s kind of silly to focus on face emojis instead of letting two timers run simultaneously.
- biaachmonkie 8y agoBut then the clock app is littered with old alarms, like it's just beyond them to create a one time alarm that's deleted after it's done. Me: "Siri create a one time alarm for 30 minutes" Siri: "The alarm is set for 1:05 AM" ... It was 12:11AM at the time, seems it misinterpreted asking for a one time alarm as 1 o'clock and added five minutes to it.
- bfred_it 8y ago"Delete all of my alarms" I have to say this regularly to clean up the list. There's no other way to do this at once.
- biaachmonkie 8y agoBut I have a recurring alarm to wake me up each morning Mon-Thu, there is no way to say delete all alarms except the one I want to keep.
- dewey 8y agoYou could use the Bedtime as alarm clock. You can set it to specific days. Works well in my experience.
- melling 8y agoOr Apple could just fix the problem. In the meantime I love my echo for timers. It just works.
- dewey 8y agoI’m not saying they shouldn’t fix it. But using a workaround until they do is probably not a bad idea. I wouldn’t hold my breath for a quick fix seeing how this is less than ideal for 10 years already.
- chongli 8y agoYou can say "delete my inactive alarms" and Siri will not delete your recurring alarm.
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- scarejunba 8y agoBy default, Android doesn't seem to keep my verbal alarms around. I like that.
- threatofrain 8y agoOr "Hey Siri, directions to the nearest McDonald's." Then Siri responds, "Which local business? Tap the one you want."