I occasionally have an issue where Siri won’t activate on wrist raise and I 
have speak with wrist raise off. It works most of the time but you have to wait 
like 2 seconds after you raise your wrist to call on Siri, it’s not immediate. 
Of course this morning when I’m trying it,it won’t work unless I’ve tapped the 
watch face to wake it up so you may be on to something but my Watch needs to be 
paired again to fix some issues. You may try unpinning it and pairing it again. 
that seems to help here.  
Jenine Stanley
dragonwalke...@gmail.com



> On Jun 28, 2015, at 3:14 AM, Nicholas Parsons <mr.nicholas.pars...@gmail.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> Thanks, all, for the feedback. I had heard that the IPX7 water resistant 
> rating meant it could be submerged in water up to a depth of 1m for up to 30 
> mins. The Apple Store staff member who helped me try on the watch said they 
> don’t recommend waring it in the shower, but then I read that Tim Cook wears 
> his in the shower. But then again I suppose Tim Cook doesn’t need to worry 
> about needing to buy a new one if anything happens to his while wearing it in 
> the shower. One other issue, I suppose, with waring it in the shower is if 
> soap gets into it. Maybe it can handle water but I don’t know about soap.
> 
> Anyway, I took it to the Genius Bar today. They did some diagnostic testing 
> and said there seemed to be a software issue. AS the Watch is such a new 
> product, further testing would require them sending it off site, possibly 
> taking up to one week. I don’t really want to be without my watch for a week, 
> so at the Genius’s suggestion I’m just going to try resetting the Watch 
> settings and then the iPhone settings. Before doing that I might just try 
> restarting the Watch regularly as you all are suggesting.
> 
> So it seems others aren’t having any issues with the Watch activating on 
> wrist-raise even with speak on wrist-raise turned off, is that right? Can any 
> others of you confirm that?
> 
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