Siri-enabled Bluetooth Rotary Phone

Tired of writing code all day (I'm participating in a 24-hour hackathon) I turned my view towards my soldering iron for inspiration. I had the idea of a Siri-enabled rotary phone kicking around in the back of my head since October, and there isn't a better time than now to finally implement it!

More info on my blog: http://davisremmel.com/blog/2011/12/1...

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[soanis]

seeing the screenshot of the video,I expected that the Siri icon on the phone is a real button.

and that Siri would talk to you through the phone speaker...

But what you have made,sir,is also pretty neat!

[geoanddav]

Thanks! Siri actually does talk through the speaker. :)

[smikules]

Well this is dumb and fake. Anyone can place an iPhone4S next to a dead phone and make it appear to actually listen.



[geoanddav]

That's quite a bold accusation, and you feel so confident in yourself that you dismiss any evidence supporting your claim! But your false confidence has led you to appear immature and uneducated. If you were to look in the description, you'll find a link to my blog where I have pictures and details posted about the pone's construction. Reading the description, and the /massive/ 404-word post, wouldn't have taken you more than a minute and a half. I worry that you're of voting age.

[jaggedpersona]

Aw, I was really excited about reading your blog, as I want to do this, but it seems your page is down...

[KkevinkK]

Looks like you're just speaking into your 4S. Swap the old phone with a banana for similar results to your video!

[jmans25]

im more of a software guy, but this is amazing! I may try this with another thing (such as my shirt) cause I don't have a rotery phone and I want to see how it works. But it may explode if I do it lol!

[Tom Crotty]

Anyone with the brain to appreciate this technology, clearly unlike yourself.

[munnsack]

who cares.