Voice command for word on mac free#

Ex.: 'What's a good Chinese restaurant near me?' or 'Make a reservation at Baco Mercat for 7 p.m.' or 'Find a table for six in San Francisco tonight.'

Find restaurants and make reservations.

Play songs that are similar to the one you're listening to.

Find chart-toppers from certain years.

'Play some music' to begin a custom Apple Music radio station.

Basic controls: Play, pause/stop, skip/next, play previous song.

Find out what song is playing in the room (through Shazam).

Live?' or 'What are some movies playing near me?' or 'Is playing near me?' Ex.: 'What basketball games are on today?' or 'Get me college football rankings' or 'Show me the roster for the Red Wings.' Ex.: 'Did the Tigers win?' or 'What was the score the last time the Tigers played the Yankees?' or 'How did the Tigers do last night?' Ex.: 'Show all PowerPoint presentations in my school folder.' (Mac specific) Ex.: 'Get the Twitter app,' or 'Search the App Store for word games.' Ex.: 'Where is Ron?' or 'Who is near me?'

Find your friends (if you have 'Find My Friends' set up).

Ex.: 'Find my note about ,' or 'Find emails about. Ex.: 'What's Kylie Jenner saying,' 'Search Twitter for ,' or 'What's trending on Twitter?' Ex.: 'Show me photos from last week,' or 'Show me my selfies,' or 'Show me photos from Tokyo.'

Find out what time it is in another city.

Ex.: 'How many days until October 6?' or 'How many days between April 3 and June 16?'

Check the number of days between dates.

'Delete all alarms' or 'Turn off all alarms.' Ex.: 'Set an alarm for 1 a.m.' or 'Set an alarm for six hours from now.' Ex.: 'When is Easter?' or 'When is Labor Day?'

Find out the date and day of the week of holidays.

Ex.: 'Remind me to remember my keys when I leave,' or 'Remind me to feed the dog when I get home.' Ex.: 'Schedule a meeting with tomorrow at 11:30 a.m.' or 'Cancel my 5 p.m.

Voice command for word on mac free#

'How much free space to I have?' (Mac specific).Ex.: 'Adjust volume to 80 percent,' or 'Turn the volume up/down.' Ex.: 'My mom is Sandy Jacobsson,' or 'Timmy Jacobsson is my brother.' Once a relationship is established, you can say relationships instead of names (e.g., 'Call my brother,' instead of 'Call Timmy Jacobsson'). Ex.: 'What is 234 divided by 6?' or 'What is the square root of 16?' Ex.: 'How many cups are in a quart?' or 'How many dollars are in a Euro?' or 'How many pounds are in a stone?' Ex.: 'What's Apple's stock price?' or 'Where's the NASDAQ today?' Ex.: 'What's the weather like today?' or 'Do I need an umbrella?' Ex.: 'Read my new messages,' or 'Check email.' Hear your messages or emails read aloud.

Ex.: 'Tell I am on my way,' or 'Tell I am going to the store.' Ex.: 'Do I have any new voice mail?' or 'Play the voice mail from Mom.' Ex.: 'Call 911,' or 'Call the fire department.' On a Mac, you can create a dedicated keyboard shortcut to bring up Siri, use a trick to enable 'Hey Siri,' or click on the Siri icon in the menu bar to issue a command or ask a question.Those who own an iPhone 6S or newer, 'Hey, Siri' works regardless if the phone is plugged in. If you have Hey Siri enabled and an iPhone 6 or earlier, say 'Hey, Siri' when your iPhone is plugged in and charging, followed by a command or question.If you're using Apple's AirPods, double-tap on either 'pod to activate Siri and issue her a command or ask her a question.If you're using Apple's Earpods, press and hold the center button to activate Siri and issue her a command or ask her a question.iPhone X users will need to hold in the side button Press and hold the home button to activate Siri and issue her a command or ask her a question.There are a few ways to get Siri's attention.

Keep in mind, some of the commands will work on a Mac, while some fall flat. So here's our unofficial guide to Siri commands and questions. Apple hasn't published a complete list of Siri commands, though you can find a fairly comprehensive guide to Siri's abilities inside Siri herself (open up Siri and say 'Help' to see what she can do).