- :-) = 'Smiley face.'
- ;-) = 'Winky face.'
- :-( = 'Sad Face.'
[crarko adds: I haven't tested this one. Hopefully Siri will never learn LOL-speech.]
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I stumbled upon this while dictating a text message to my daughter. You can use Siri on iPhone 4s to dictate emoticons in your text! I even tested this in the Notes app, so very likely this will work anywhere text can be dictated. Here are the basic ones I was able to use.
[crarko adds: I haven't tested this one. Hopefully Siri will never learn LOL-speech.]
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iOS 5: Use Siri to dictate emoticons
"frowny face" also works to give you :-(
iOS 5: Use Siri to dictate emoticons
Maybe this has already been mentioned...? But if you 'say' the Smiley face that you want Siri to use, 'she' will also create it that way. Found here: http://wp.me/p1UUI0-2p
iOS 5: Use Siri to dictate emoticons
You can also say "frowny face" for the sad face one which I think is adorable...
iOS 5: Use Siri to dictate emoticons
Unfortunately for those who would prefer a feature/ability not exist that they don't have to use in the first place, Siri (/Nuance Dictate) already supports/recognizes at least some of the more common abbreviations, like LOL, LMAO, BRB, and BBQ (which could also be barbecue, anyway).
iOS 5: Use Siri to dictate emoticons
"[crarko adds: I haven't tested this one. Hopefully Siri will never learn LOL-speech.]" |
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