Know These Commands Using Apple's Siri

Know These Commands Using Apple's Siri

Apple's Virtual Assistant App You can ask Siri to do anything. Siri will do whatever it can, and you will not be able to tell it and try to find alternative ways. For example, if you ask Siri to make a cup of coffee, then Siri will say that it will not be able to make coffee for you - but Siri will show you the surrounding coffee leaf on the screen.

Siri can send messages, find information and even the camera can open. Apple has not yet released the complete command list of Siri’s, but you can still get some help. When launching a series of help, the app will tell you what it can do!

This post contains some unofficial guides for Syrian Commands and questions. Remember, some commands may not work equally in iOS while working on Mac.

To use these commands, first you have to enable your iPhone or Mike series. Enable / Activate Serial from Settings> Siri Options on iPhone. Go to System Preference> Siri menu and check whether the series is active. If you do not have to activate it.

To start talking to Siri on iPhone, hold down the Home button. You can provide any instructions when launched. Apart from setting "Hey Siri" from Settings> Siri option, anytime the word 'Hey Siri will appear. No need to press the Home button.

You can create a keyboard shortcut to launch the series in Maine and get Siri in the menu bar! The default keyboard shortcut to launch the Siri’s is 'Command + Spacebar', though you can change it by going to System Preferences> Siri.

Examples of some common command in Siri:

• Call someone to call or make a call on FaceTime: "Call Sarah," or "FaceTime Mom."
• To make an emergency call: "Call 911," or "Call the fire department."
• To check voice mail: "Do I have any new voice mail?" Or "Play the voice mail from Mom."
• To send someone a text message: "Tell [name] I am on my way," or "Tell [name] I am going to the store."
• To email someone: "Send email to [name] about [subject] and say [message]."
• To read the message or e-mail: "Read my new messages," or "Check email."
• To set timer: "Set the timer for 10 minutes."
• To know weather conditions: "What's the weather like today?" Or "Do I need an umbrella?"
• See Stock Update: "What's Apple's stock price?" Or "Where's the NASDAQ today?"
• To make any conversation: "How many cups are in a quart?" Or "How many dollars are in a Euro?" Or "How many pounds are in stone?"

Setting/Phone:

• To take pictures: "Take a picture."
• To take selfie: "Take a selfie."
• Other: "Turn on / off [Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Cellular Data, Airplane Mode, Do Not Disturb, Night Shift.]"
• Brightness Adjust: "Increase / decrease brightness."
• To launch an app: "Open [app]."
• "My mom is Sandy Jacobsson," or "Timmy Jacobsson is my brother." Once you are concerned with relationships, you can say relationships instead of names (eg, "Call my brother," instead of "Call Timmy Jacobsson" ).
• Increase volume reduction: "Adjust volume to 80 percent," or "Turn the volume up / down."
• Viewing Free Space: "How much free space to I have?" (Mac specific)

Developers with iOS 10 will get access to their apps. As a result, you can use third-party apps because of Siri. However, apps that have permissions to use in the application are allowed. You can personalize the use of Syriam Settings> Siri> App Support here.