Although Siri is what it is, (i.e. seemingly great for some and disappointing for others) Apple don't really have a history of selling perfected technology out

Although Siri is what it is, (i.e. seemingly great for some and disappointing for others) Apple don't really have a history of selling perfected technology out of the gate.(At all honestly) They do however have an excellent record of delivering software changes that enhance and add value to already purchased hardware. It's why it's a no brainer to buy an apple product, with very few exceptions: you are safe knowing that Apple have a plan and a pathway for the device you've already purchased, it will get better, more featured and ultimately rebirth the product again and again. So with this ideology I bought a mac, and each OS X update brings something interesting and new to my computer, so I bought an iPhone and each update brings a larger set of features and refinements that I enjoy. This is why I stopped buying nokia phones and dell computers. With those devices I always knew that the best day of each of those products was the day I opened them, after that it was a downhill slide to the garbage bin. So, yes I use Siri, and being based in Australia I haven't been able to do business searches, but I've found so many opportunities where it's been a saving grace. I don't need to be annoyed by siri, because I know more capabilities are coming in 2012 and with it being an apple product, there are likely to be further developments past the beta tag.