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Thursday, February 16, 2012

Siri commands list

Top 10 secret Siri commands
Maybe you’ve already mastered the basic Siri commands, read our tips on setting up relationships and improving pronunciation, and even joked around a bit and are itching to try out something a little more ninja? Well look no further! You’ve shared with us your favorite secret Siri commands and we’re sharing them back to all our readers.
  • [Punctuation/symbols/emoticons]. Siri can understand many basic symbols, emoticons and punctuation marks, as long as you say them by the right name. Examples include “open parenthesis”, “close square bracket”, ” “frowney face” (love it!), “new paragraph”, “pound sign”, etc.
  • Play playlist [playlist name]. Siri will play not just a song, but a whole playlist for you.
  • Find all email by [contact]. Siri will give you a short list of emails from the contact you ask for.
  • What’s on my calendar for [date]. Siri will show you all your appointments for today, tomorrow, next Monday, or February 28 (2012) if you ask nicely.
  • Search [Bing/Yahoo]. If Google’s not your cup of tea, Siri will search the competition for you.
  • Search [Google/Bing/Yahoo] for [specialized information] [time] [place]. Whether you want the latest scores, show times, etc., if you phrase it just right, Siri can often find it for you.
  • Who was in the cast of [movie]: Siri can tell you the name of that actor you know you’ve seen before but just can’t remember.
  • Delete all alarms: Siri will delete all alarms, not just individual ones, in case you never want to be woken up again! (I found this by accident on Rene’s phone. Shhhh!)
  • Message [Social network] [Status]. If you’ve set it up on Twitter, Facebook, or another social network that lets you update via SMS, Siri will message your status right to it.
  • Restart. Siri will re-spring the Springboard. It’s not a full reboot, but it’s faster.
There are some other super-ninja style tips in the links below, like CalDAV accounts so Siri can post to Remember the Milk, or adding URL schemes to get Siri to open apps. Do you have any other secret, advanced Siri commands? Let us know in the comments!


Siri Commands list, keep adding them, here are some Ive found on the net


new linemove to the next line (like pressing “Return” on a keyboard)
new paragraphto start a new paragraph
all capsto make the next word all uppercaseFor example, saying:
I am hungry feed me all caps now please
produces the text:
I am hungry feed me NOW please
all caps on … all caps offto make part of what you say uppercaseFor example, saying:
I am hungry all caps on feed me now all caps off please
produces the text:
I am hungry FEED ME NOW please
no capsto make the next word lowercaseFor example, saying:
I like no caps Mike
produces the text:
I like mike
no caps on … no caps offto make sure part of what you say is all lowercaseFor example, saying:
Our friends no caps on Steve and Tina no caps off live in California
produces the text:
Our friends steve and tina live in California
space barto prevent a hyphen from appearing in a normally hyphenated wordFor example, saying:
This restaurant is first space bar class
prevents first-class from being hyphenated, and produces the text:
This restaurant is first class
period.
comma,
apostrophe‘(although in many cases, apostrophes are automatically inserted, like when saying Sam’s new iPhone)
exclamation point!
question mark?
ampersand&
asterisk*
open parenthesis(
close parenthesis)
open bracket[
close bracket]
open brace{
close brace}
dash-For example, saying:
This dash is dash my dash cheese
produces the text:
This – is – my – cheese
(note the difference in spacing between this and when saying hyphen)
hyphen-For example, saying:
This hyphen is hyphen my hyphen cheese
produces the text:
This-is-my-cheese
(note the difference in spacing between this and when saying dash)
em dash
percent sign%
copyright sign©
registered sign®
section sign§
dollar sign$
cent sign¢
degree sign°
caret^
at sign@
pound sterling sign£
pound sign#
greater than sign>
less than sign<
forward slash/
back slash\
vertical bar|
smiley (or smiley face, or smile face):-)
frowny (or frowny face, or frown face):-(
winky (or winky face, or wink face);-)



Calendars
Adding Events
  • Set up a meeting at 9
  • Set up a meeting with Michael at 9
  • Meet with Lisa at noon
  • Set up a meeting about hiring tomorrow at 9am
  • New appointment with Susan Park Friday at 3
  • Schedule a planning meeting at 8:30 today in the boardroom
Changing events
  • Move my 3pm meeting to 4:30
  • Reschedule my appointment with Dr. Manning to next Monday at 9am
  • Add Lisa to my meeting with Jason
  • Cancel the budget review meeting
Asking about events
  • What does the rest of my day look like?
  • What’s on my calendar for Friday?
  • When is my next appointment?
  • When am I meeting with Michael?
  • Where is my next meeting?
Alarms
Setting Alarms
  • Wake me up tomorrow at 7am
  • Set an alarm for 6:30am
  • Wake me up in 8 hours
  • Change my 6:30 alarm to 6:45
  • Turn off my 6:30 alarm
  • Delete my 7:30 alarm
Checking the Clock
  • What time is it?
  • What time is it in Berlin?
  • What is today’s date?
  • What’s the date this Saturday?
Using a Timer
  • Set the timer for ten minutes
  • Show the timer
  • Pause the timer
  • Resume
  • Reset the timer
  • Stop it
Email
Sending Messages
  • Email Lisa about the trip
  • Email Jennifer about the change in plans
  • New email to Susan Park
  • Mail Dad about the rent check
  • Email Dr. Manning and say I got the forms, thanks
  • Mail Lisa and Jason about the party and say I had a great time
Checking Messages
  • Check email
  • Any new email from Michael today?
  • Show new mail about the lease
  • Show the email from Lisa yesterday
Responding to Messages
  • Reply Dear Susan sorry about the late payment
  • Call him at work
Friends
Checking Up on Friends
  • Where’s Jason?
  • Where is my sister?
  • Is my wife at home?
  • Where are all my friends?
  • Who is here?
  • Who is near me?
Maps
Directions
  • How do I get home?
  • Show 1 Infinite Loop Cupertino California
  • Directions to my dad’s work
Local Businesses
  • Find coffee near me
  • Where is Starbucks?
  • Find some burger joints in Baltimore
  • Find a gas station within walking distance
  • Good Mexican restaurants around here
Messages
Sending Texts
  • Tell Susan I’ll be right there
  • Send a message to Jason Russell
  • Send a message to Lisa saying how about tomorrow
  • Tell Jennifer the show was great
  • Send a message to Susan on her mobile saying I’ll be late
  • Send a message to 408 555 1212
  • Text Jason and Lisa where are you?
Reading Texts
  • Read my new messages
  • Read it again
Replying to Texts
  • Reply that’s great news
  • Tell him I’ll be there in 10 minutes
  • Call her
Music
Playback
  • Play The Light of the Sun
  • Play Trouble
  • Play Taking Back Sunday shuffled
  • Play Alicia Keys
  • Play some blues
  • Play my party mix
  • Shuffle my roadtrip playlist
  • Play
  • Pause
  • Skip
Notes
Creating and finding notes
  • Note that I spent $12 on lunch
  • Note: check out that new Alicia Keys album
  • Find my restaurant note
  • Create a reading list note
  • Add Tom Sawyer to my reading list note
Phone
Phone calls
  • Call Jason
  • Call Jennifer Wright mobile
  • Call Susan on her work phone
  • Call 408 555 1212
  • Call home
  • FaceTime Lisa
Reminders
Requesting reminders
  • Remind me to call mom
  • Remind me to call my mom when I get home
  • Remember to take an umbrella
  • Remind me take my medicine at 6am tomorrow
  • Remind me to pick up flowers when I leave here
  • Remind me when I leave to call Jason
  • Remind me to finish the report by 6
Stocks
Checking Stocks
  • What’s Apple’s stock price?
  • What is Apple’s PE ratio?
  • What did Yahoo close at today?
  • How is the Nikkei doing?
  • How are the markets doing?
  • What is the Dow at?
Weather
Checking the Forecast
  • What’s the weather for today?
  • What’s the weather for tomorrow?
  • Will it rain in Cupertino this week?
  • Check next week’s forecast for Burlington
  • What’s the forecast for this evening?
  • How’s the weather in Tampa right now?
  • How hot will it be in Palm Springs this weekend?
  • What’s the high for Anchorage on Thursday?
  • What’s the temperature outside?
  • How windy is it out there?
  • When is sunrise in Paris?
Websearch
Looking up information
  • Search the web for Bora Bora
  • Search for vegetarian pasta recipes
  • Search the web for best cable plans
  • Google the war of 1812
  • Search Wikipedia for Abraham Lincoln
  • Search for news about the World Cup
  • Bing Alicia Keys
Using Wolfram Alpha
  • How many calories in a bagel?
  • What is an 18% tip on $86.74 for four people?
  • Who’s buried in Grant’s tomb?
  • How long do dogs live?
  • What is the Gossamer Condor?
  • What’s the square root of 128?
  • How many dollars is €45?
  • What was the Best Picture of 1983?
  • How many days until Christmas?
  • How far away is the Sun?
  • When is the next solar eclipse?
  • Show me the Orion constellation
  • What’s the population of Jamaica?
  • How high is Mt. Everest?
  • How deep is the Atlantic ocean?
  • What’s the price of gasoline in Chicago?..


Address Book

  • Querying Contacts
    • What’s Michael’s address?
    • What is Susan Park’s phone number?
    • When is my wife’s birthday?
    • Show Jennifer’s home email address
    Finding Contacts
    • Show Jason Russell
    • Find people named Park
    • Who is Michael Manning?
    Relationships
    • My mom is Susan Park
    • Michael Manning is my brother
    • Call my brother at work

How To Get Siri Working On Non-iPhone 4S Devices Without Proxy Servera

Siri has always been one of those things that has sprung up in the jailbreak community. If you don’t have it but want it, there are many ways to go about achieving this. You can either buy a server and let the sellers do all the work to keep the servers fast and reliable. Or, you can do it yourself. And that’s exactly what we are going to show you today.

If you have a friend or a family member with an iPhone 4S that is jailbroken, you can get Siri on your non-iPhone 4S device. All you need to do is follow this tutorial/video and you will have Siri on your device.
  1. Make sure you install the tweak AssistantConnect4S on the iPhone 4S and as for the non-4S device, install AssistantConnect.
  2. Open AssistantConnect4S on the 4S device, then use Siri (you can say anything) then close Siri and choose the “Email Siri Data” option and email it to yourself or to your friend with the non-4S.
  3. Open the email on the non-4S device and tap on the attachment. Open it in AssistantConnect.
  4. If you’re on the non-4S end of this tutorial, you’ll need to disable a few things with Spire. Get SBSettings and tap on “more”. Then navigate to “Mobile Substrate Addons” and disable “SpireHooks” and “SpireInjector”. Go to the homescreen and the device should respring.
  5. And you should now have connectivity! Enjoy!
 If you are having issues, feel free to watch this video!



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Sunday, February 12, 2012

Send Files From Your iPhone To Any Device Via Bluetooth Using AirBlue For iOS 5

One of the things we often take for granted from our mobile devices is the ability to quickly transfer files between any Bluetooth-capable devices. iOS doesn’t really play ball, though, leaving iPhone users to look for other means to share audio, video, and image files.
There have been a few attempts from Cydia purporting to allow Bluetooth file sharing, namely Celeste, which released last year. Unfortunately, not only did it not actually work particularly well, but it was limited to iOS devices only. What happened to universal sharing by default?
Well, enter AirBlue Sharing; the answer to the prayers of those looking to share files with local devices. Unlike Cesleste and the other solutions available, it gives you back your freedom by allowing you to send/receive from any Bluetooth device – even Android.
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Compatible with devices running iOS 4.2 through iOS 5.0.1, this great tweak requires no configuration whatsoever, and offers high speed Bluetooth transmission of up to 1.7 MB/s. It leaves no stone unturned in its quest for total sharing, allowing you to send directly from Notes, Photos, Videos, Music, Contacts or Voice Memos if you so choose.
Here are a couple of video of this great tweak in action:





The cost? Well, it comes in at a rather hefty $4.99, and is available in Cydia as we speak. Then again, it works well, and is probably the best solution for Bluetooth sharing.
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If you fancy giving AirBlue Sharing a go, head over to the BigBoss repository – a default in your list of Cydia sources unless you’ve opted to delete it – and make your purchase.
We’re loving it here at Redmond Pie, and cannot recommend it enough!
You will obviously need to jailbreak your device to install this tweak.

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