Built-in Siri Tip Sheet

Updated December 2nd, 2015.

iPhone 4S users: if you have trouble remembering what Siri can do for you, try bringing up Siri’s built-in tip sheet. I don’t know why it took me so long to find it but you know me– as soon as I find something, I write it up so you can know too.

All you do is start Siri by pressing and holding the Home button. You’ll hear the two beeps, indicating that Siri’s listening. If you look at the screen you’ll see, to the right of “What can I help you with?”, a tiny gray-on-gray lower-case “i” in a circle. Here’s what it looks like (big red arrow added by me):

Tap that little gray-on-gray “i” in the circle and you get this:

Scroll down to reveal more:

And more.

That’s cool already. But wait, there’s more! If you touch an item in the list, you get a bunch of related examples. Here’s what you get when you touch “Call Jason.”

Here’s what you get when you touch “How many calories in a bagel?” (Note: there are a LOT of examples in that category– scroll down to see them all.)

Super stuff, and it’s built right in, available where and when you need it.

By the way, there are 207 calories in a bagel.

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Christian Boyce is a Mac and iPhone expert with over 30 years' experience in the field. His specialty is teaching people how to get more out of their Macs and iPhones using the software and apps already installed. He is the author of several books, a guest speaker for Mac and iPhone user groups worldwide, and a former rocket scientist. He splits time between homes in Santa Monica, California and Round Rock, Texas.

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