IPhone 4S Siri stands for Speech Interpretation and Recognition Interface and it is the highly advanced personal assistant built in to the new Apple iPhone 4S. Siri was launched with the new iPhone 4S in late 2011 and soon thereafter everyone knew who she was. In a description of Siri on apple.com they describe her as, “Siri on the iPhone 4S 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 understands what you say, knows what you mean, and even talks back. Siri is so easy to use and does so much, you’ll keep finding more and more ways to use it.” (www.apple.com.) Apple worked hard to quickly get the word out about Siri. They used several different types of marketing tools and reached out to thousands of different people. Some of the marketing tools that they used were television commercials, magazines, cell phone stores, and several various aspects of the Internet. The Internet was probably their most popular way of advertising Siri. I know that I first heard of her through word of mouth, and then went onto www.youtube.com to view a video of Siri. I believe that Apple chose these ways of marketing Siri because by using television commercials, and the Internet, which nearly everyone in the world is exposed to one or the other, they were able to reach a very broad audience. Unfortunately, Apple made a lot of false promises and hope when they advertised Siri in their commercials, magazines, and videos. In fact, one man, Frank M. Fazio from New York, is suing Apple for false advertising. He claims that in real life Siri is nothing like the way the commercials and ads depict her to be. When doing some research, I found several people who seem to agree with him and who are also very angered by Apples false advertising of Siri. The commercials make it seem like she