Mastering iOS 9: Ultimate Voice Commands for Siri offers a comprehensive guide on maximizing the potential of Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant. Below, you will find a collection of voice command examples that showcase the vast range of functions Siri can perform. From managing your daily tasks to navigating through apps effortlessly, these voice commands will enable you to unlock the full power of iOS 9 and Siri. So, whether you’re a seasoned Siri user or a newcomer to the world of voice commands, get ready to enhance your iOS 9 experience with these practical and relevant voice commands.
#1 Productivity and Organization
“Create a new reminder for [task]”
“Set an alarm for [time]”
“Schedule a meeting for [date and time]”
“Add [item] to my shopping list”
“Search for [specific email] in Mail”
“Read my new emails”
“Open [app name]”
“Find photos from [location]”
“Remind me to [task] when I leave work”
“Set a timer for [minutes]”
“Create a new note”
“Enable Do Not Disturb”
#2 Navigation and Location
“Navigate to [destination]”
“What’s my next appointment?”
“Find the nearest [type of business]”
“Where am I?”
“What’s the traffic like?”
“Show me the route home”
“Find nearby restaurants”
“Turn on/off airplane mode”
#3 Communication and Contacts
“Call [contact name]”
“Send a message to [contact name]”
“Read me the last text message”
“Play my voicemail”
“FaceTime [contact name]”
“Take a selfie”
“Send an email to [contact name]”
“Read my last missed call”
“Make a FaceTime audio call to [contact name]”
#4 Entertainment and Media
“Play [song name]”
“Shuffle my music”
“Create a new playlist”
“Show me movie times for [specific movie]”
“What’s the weather like?”
“Set the volume to [specific level]”
“Show me photos from [date or event]”
“Play the latest TED Talk”
“Find books by [author name]”
“Search Wikipedia for [topic]”
#5 Settings and Preferences
“Increase brightness”
“Turn on Wi-Fi”
“Switch to silent mode”
“Turn off Bluetooth”
“Change my wallpaper”
“Lock the screen”
“Enable low power mode”
“Open the camera”
“Change the language to [specific language]”
“Set a passcode for my device”
“Show me my battery level”