Here Is a Large List of Specific MacOS Sierra Questions You Can Ask Siri.
Siri – it’s a great new feature in macOS Sierra, and although you can ask her about everything, about what you can ask on iOS, in her there are a few tricks of its own. OS X Daily has compiled a list of some of them.
Siri can do anything like change system preferences, open apps, check storage in iCloud, and more. Here’s what OS X Daily has put together, although some of them are duplicated on iOS as well:
- Put my computer to sleep
- Activate the screen saver
- Make your screen brighter
- Make your screen brighter
- Is bluetooth enabled?
- Turn Bluetooth off / on
- Decrease volume
- Increase the volume
- Show me privacy settings
- Show location settings
- Show me network settings
- What is my desktop wallpaper
- I forgot my iTunes password
- How fast is my Mac?
- How much memory does my Mac have?
- How much free disk space is available?
- What’s my Mac serial number?
- What OS version is it?
- How much iCloud storage do I have?
- Open mail application
- Open Safari
- Open messages
- Go to OSXDaily.com
- Open a web page (site name or site url)
- Send message (name) speaking (message)
- Open the Documents folder.
- Open your images folder
- Show me the files called “screenshot”
- Show me the files from yesterday
- Show me the image files from last week
- Show me documents from two days ago
- Show me what I was working on yesterday
- Show me my music
- Play (Song Title) in iTunes
- What song is playing?
- Skip this song
- Remind me to call (name) in 20 minutes
- Show me pictures from last October
- Show me my pictures from Hawaii
Some of these things are very useful, like getting a serial number quickly or going directly to the settings in System Preferences, especially for less experienced computer users. That’s not all, and OS X Daily has a large list of other questions you can ask.
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