She is Siri, Apple’s voice-activated virtual “assistant” introduced to the masses with the iPhone 4S on October 4, 2011. Behind this groundbreaking technology there is a real woman.

Now, Siri sounds a little blander to me. I never talked to Siri when she had my voice — it was just too weird. I still do auditions here and there, but I don't record as much now.

The Sunday Conversation: Voice-over artist Susan Bennett talks about life after her big reveal as the original voice of iPhone's Siri.

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While Apple won't confirm the identity of the woman who provided the audio for its virtual assistant, various experts tell the cable network it's right.

Consumer Reports examines the two new Siri voices available with the iPhone's new iOS 14.5, which brings the number of American accents to four.

Where to find Siri's new voices for iPhone and iPad. According to Apple, the first time you set up a new device you'll be asked which voice you want Siri to use.

She is Siri, Apple’s voice-activated virtual “assistant” introduced to the masses with the iPhone 4S on October 4, 2011. Behind this groundbreaking technology there is a real woman.

Susan Bennett, a 64-year-old Zumba-loving Atlanta suburbanite, shocked tech geeks, over-connected teens and men attracted to the sound of her digital voice when she revealed this month that she is ...

Being the voice of Siri, though, doesn’t mean she’s immune to the sorts of frustrations others sometimes have with the technology. “But I never yell at her – very bad karma,” Bennett said.