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"  When Apple unveiled the iPhone 4, the world was introduced to Siri, the female voice on the other end of your requests who seemed to enable you to do numerous tasks by just speaking into your smartphone. She plays songs, texts friends, and finds the nearest coffee place. And now, Siri&amp;#039;s able to make you a margarita. More From Delish: Salty and Sassy: The Country&amp;#039;s Best Margarita Bars According to the Huffington Post, a few geeks who like their frozen Mexican tequila cocktails demonstrated their Sirious Margarita project at the Techcrunch Disrupt San Francisco Hackathon conference earier this week. It&amp;#039;s all pretty simple. An average margarita mixer is prepped with the ingredients. Then, they tell Siri to &amp;quot;Make me a margarita.&amp;quot; The text goes through to a device attached to the machine and within seconds the blender powers up and the frozen slush falls into the glass. More From Delish: Mad for Margaritas: Twists on the Classic Marg The inventors explained that because of recent improvements in technology and smartphone applications, functions like these are easy to create. A wifi module can be programmed from the internet and then is hooked up to a device, in this case a margarita mixer. It&amp;#039;s a similar thought process as printing a document wirelessly from your smartphone to the nearest printer. This wifi message activates the motor, which turns on the margarita blender and dispenses the mix into your festive glass, but then it&amp;#039;s up to you to deliver it your mouth. (Of course, there is a manual override in case Siri screws up, which she has been known to do from time to time.) Now the only question is: how can we get Siri to make guacamole? What other ways do you think Siri could be useful in the kitchen? Find more great food content on Delish:   Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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