"They were rather dismissive and said that Apple wasn't all about one person, you know," Briggs told the Guardian. On the other hand, Briggs interaction with the company had been a little less friendly as he found out when he contacted them to see if he could do anything to help promote Siri in his role as a BBC Radio 2 artist. The trio said they have had very little contact with Apple since being picked as the voices, but Bennett had meet Steve Wozniak, whom she described as a wonderful man. And, interestingly enough, when it was changed last year, there was a Twitter campaign to get me reinstated - so they must have liked me!" It's fair to say that the most street cred is gained from those under 20. "Everyone reacts very positively when they discover where they've heard my voice before - and it's across all age ranges. "How did I feel? Chuffed to bits of course."įor Jacobsen, who is known as The GPS Girl in Australia, the fun has been in other people recognising her from her voice. I was flattered that my voice had been chosen, but it was strange not to have known about it in advance."īriggs was watching a UK Breakfast Show doing a review of the new iPhone on air and immediately picked up his own tones. "I had a lot of different feelings about it. "So, I went on the Apple site to hear the voice and recognised myself right away," Bennett said. Australian voice-over artist Karen Jacobsen is the Aussie version of Siri.
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