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Interchanges at a connection point to support guaranteed connection services– General Message Service – Supports the exchange of general messages.We are currently mapping some GTFS Realtime feeds to SIRI for a couple major cities, learning more about how the transit standards differ. The SIRI standard leverages SOAP as the transport layer, and returns XML as message format. After seeing MTA Bus authority in New York provide a SIRI API using a more RESTful approach, we wanted to learn more. The message format of GTFS makes it difficult for us to proxy using Streamdata.io, as the service is meant to work with common web APIs that speak JSON. However, the Service Interface for Real Time Information APIs provide a much more compatible approach, so we want to explore a little more to see what is possible, and potentially transform GTFS into SIRI and stream using Server-Sent Events (SSE), delivering truly real time transit data update using JSON Patch.Next, we are converting the Siri 2.0 examples we have found into JSON examples, complete with JSON schema. Then we will invest more time into converting GTFS to SIRI 2.0 once we have the schema mapped to both the static and real time feeds. We’ve found SIRI feeds in New York, and San Francisco, and have begun identifying other transit authorities who have adopted. While being somewhat verbose, SIRI provides a much more accessible format than GTFS, which has the potential to speak to a wider audience of API consumers–as well as being something

Can save the contact with your father’s name and relationship as ‘dad’. When you want to contact someone, summon Siri with the command ‘Hey Siri, call my dad’.Flight StatusImage Credits: nomadsoulphotos via Canva.comSiri can give you real-time flight updates. You have to mention the airline and flight number to allow Siri to fetch details. You may need to connect Siri with an airline app or other third-party flight-tracking apps on your Apple device.Harry Potter SpellsImage Credits: Mikhail Nilov from Pexels via Canva.comCalling all wizards. Siri can transform your iPhone into a Harry Potter wand. ‘Hey Siri, Lumos’ will turn on the flashlight on your phone. ‘Hey Siri, Nox’ will turn it off. ‘Hey Siri, Vermillious’ can send an SOS message to your emergency contacts with your current location.Car ParkingImage Credits: welcomia via Canva.com Siri can manage car parking locations for you. Make sure your iPhone is in sync with the CarPlay app or car’s Bluetooth. Say ‘Hey Siri, remember where I parked my car’ after parking. When you need to find your car, say ‘Hey Siri, find my car’. It will show you the parked car in the Maps app.Sports and CinemaImage Credits: Stanley Morales from Pexels via Canvas.comSiri can whip up real-time updates on scores, player or match statistics, schedules, and other information on any sporting event. It can also retrieve details on movies playing in the local theater and their show times.Smart Home ControlImage Credits: Jakub Zerdzicki from Pexels via Canva.comSiri can sync with the Home app on

Subscribe to CNN Press Room Email Updates SUBSCRIBE email ✓ Thank You Follow CNN Communications ©2017 CNN Communications October 4th, 2013 The real Siri revealed: People want me to make a “naughty” app Siri, Apple’s voice-activated virtual “assistant,” made its debut on October 4, 2011 with the iPhone 4S. The real person behind the voice revealed herself to CNN.com’s Jessica Ravitz, and now to the world. Although Apple won’t confirm it’s her, an audio-forensics expert with 30 years of experience confirms that it is “100%” Susan Bennett, a voiceover artist from suburban Atlanta. Bennett told her story to “New Day” explaining how she became the voice of Siri and why she finally decided to come out.When CNN News Anchor Michaela Pereira asked Bennett questions such as “why is one foot longer than the other” and “what is the driving time from New York to LA,” she replied a very common Siri response, “I’m sorry Michaela, I cannot answer those questions.”“That’s something that people would like me to do is make a little, naughty Siri app,” Bennett said.CNN.com Red Chair interview: Day” airs weekday mornings from 6-9 a.m. ET on CNN.