If you’re really tired and want to take a nap, let Siri wake you up in time. Just tell Siri Wake me up in an hour. That’s it. Pretty simple, right?
I’m not even going to explain how I managed to accidentally learn that you could do this with Siri, but I’m sure you can figure it out.
OSX Daily has an exhaustive list of commands you can ask Siri. If you’re new to the iPhone (Really? Who are you?), or you’re not taking advantage of Siri, it’s worth checking out. The list is more than a year old, but still valid.
If you thought Siri was a gimmicky feature of iOS, think again—you can do more than schedule an appointment, check game scores, and search the web.
Paul over at OSXDaily has posted a simple tutorial to show you how to use Siri to author a complete email without touching the keyboard on your iPhone.
The trickiest part of using Siri is remember the commands necessary to use Siri to do a ton of different things.
Siri is your iPhone’s hands-free helper that has a slew of useful voice commands, but sometimes when getting contacts Siri can mangle the pronunciation of names that aren’t native to your language. If Siri can’t understand your contact request or just gets annoying pronouncing it, then you can help change this.
In my limited testing, this trick mentioned by MacMurmur seems to work fairly well.
