GreenRiver SiriServer is a new free Siri Proxy server, it's a completely different method of SiriPort. And it offers 8 FREE servers! Keep reading to check out the full tutorial.

Intead of being connected to Apple servers, GreenRiver’s uses Google Speech API for processing. siriServer takes the speech packets the siriClient records with your voice, it converts it to flac codec and sends it to google for processing. After processing google sends what you said in plain text, the server relays the information back to Siri on your jailbroken iDevice.

That said, if you want to port Siri on your iPhone, Follow the process below to install Siri on any of the non-iPhone 4S device. Before setting up Siri using GreenRiver’s Siri proxy, you MUST remove all CERTS, reboot your iOS Device and delete any existing Siri address.

Instructions to Port Siri on iPod touch 4G, iPhone 4, 3GS and iPad 2

Be warned! Since the service is tagged with ‘beta’, there could be some connectivity issues. Anytime, you can check the STATUS of SIRI SERVERS. If you are ok with it, head on to read up on the installation process.

Step 1: Jailbreak your iPhone 4, 3GS, iPad and iPod touch 4G on iOS 5 using Redsn0w, if you haven’t already.

Step 2: Launch Cydia from your Home Screen and install Spire tweak, which will load the complete and stable SIRI interface on your jailbroken device. The process might take some time to load the full package from Apple servers.

Step 3: Once done, you must reboot your iOS device.

Step 4: Now that you have Spire tweak installed, open your safari browser from your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch and enter this URL: http://connect.grwh.net/ca.pem  (This is a new cert if you already installed the old one, please remove it and install this one). This will open the iOS Profile installer, install the certificate.

Step 5: After your Certificate is installed navigate to: Settings -> General -> Siri and tap the on switch, this will activate the Siri.

Step 6: Enter the following server address into Spire, navigate to: Settings -> Spire.
 The server address’s are:

Server 1 https://connect.grwh.net:1001

Server 2 https://connect.grwh.net:1002

Server 3 https://connect.grwh.net:1003

Server 4 https://connect.grwh.net:1004

Server 5 https://connect.grwh.net:1005

Server 6 https://connect.grwh.net:1006

Server 7 https://connect.grwh.net:1007

Server 8 https://connect.grwh.net:1008

Server 9 https://connect.grwh.net:1009

Server 10 https://connect.grwh.net:1010

Step 7: Hold down your home button and Say “Hello Siri” if she says hello back you are connected. You can say “help” for a list of available commands. Here is the list of commands GRWH siriServer can take. Full list can be located here.

Call “Contact Name”
What is the weather like?
What’s the weather like in “City, State , Country”
set an alarm for HH AM/PM <[word 1] [word 2] [word 3]>
Set timer for ** Hrs/Mins/Secs
Reset timer
Pause Timer
Show Timer
What Time is it
What time is it in “Location, City”
Define “word”
What is the date today?
Find food, hotels ETC: find nearest|find nearby|find closest|show closeset|show nearby
The Horoscope for “Your sign”
Ask wolfram questions using:
 What is/Who is/Who’s/How long/What’s/How far/When is/Show me/How high/How deep.
Get movie info by saying:
Movie <movie name>
Get poster image by saying:
Poster <movie name>

The Siri port lets you translate text using. You have to speak in the following format for successful translation. The server is using Microsoft’s Bing Translate API for SIRI translation and could prove a useful feature at your disposal.

Translate <what you want to translate> from <LANG> to <LANG>

The server currently supports: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Estonian, Finnish, Greek, Arabic, Czech, Dutch, Hebrew, Russian, polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Swedish, Turkish, Indonesian and Hungarian

NOTE: Sometime Siri says she doesn’t understand EVERYTHING. This error happens when the server plugins do not work with your native language to fix this go to: Settings -> General -> Siri and change your language from whatever your on to: ENGLISH (US).

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