To give a simple example:<p>&quot;nearest gas station&quot; - Google gives 3 in the next town over, but skips the tribally owned one (which is $.05 cheaper) that you pass on the way to the ones listed.<p>Siri gives one station 10 miles away that you pass 4 stations to get to.<p>&quot;nearest grocery store&quot; - Google gets this one correct listing the two on the reservation and the closest one in the next town.<p>Siri skips both on the reservation and directs you to the one in the next town.  You need to drive by one of the two on the reservation to get to it.<p>Phone book yellow pages has all of them listed.<p>This is the easy stuff.  Asking about oil changes and tires is pretty bad.<p>&#x2F;&#x2F; Siri and Weather.app on iOS is actually incapable of finding the town by zip code or name and give results &quot;Not Found&quot; or more bizarrely a town in New York state even though it correctly interpreted North Dakota.  It also gives Fargo listings for Jamestown.  Google keeps giving the college location I work at as in a town 40 miles from here.