Most Siri users consider themselves either "very satisfied" or "satisfied" with Apple's voice-enabled personal assistant, according to a survey from Parks Associates.

"Siri is clearly a hit among the initial iPhone user base," John Barrett, director of consumer analytics for Parks Associates, said in a statement.

"However," he added, "I would have expected more owners to want Siri for their TV set. These are the folks that rushed out to get the new iPhone 4S."

"People are expressing some reservations about Siri that could impact its popularity on other platforms," Barrett observed. "Some said Siri didn't work well against background noise. Others said it had trouble understanding commands. These problems could be amplified in a noisy living room, where the main TV would be located."

From the article, "Majority of Siri Users Satisfied with Feature, Don't Want it on TV"

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