HT4559 does my ipad 3 have siri ..where you can dictate a message on email and send?

I recently purchased an ipad 3 16 g. does it have the siri capability, by that I mean can I only dictate an email with my voice and send in letter form?

No Siri yet until iOS 6 in the fall .... but you can use dication for now.
in Settings>General>Keyboard>Dictation>On. If that is set up in the settings you should see a microphone key next to the left side of the space bar. Tap that and start speaking. Tap the key again when you are some.

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Hi brev,
Several points here:
1. Although there is some compatibility between Numbers and Excel files, I doubt very much that "the idea of Numbers is to make it like Excel." The two applications share some similarities, but also have several differences.
2. Your Question is unanswerable in this forum. Apple does not generally reveal future development plans or schedules for its applications, and anyone with knowledge of those plans will be bound by a non-disclosure agreement.
3. "You need to" implies a feature request. If you want to request that a feature be added to a future version of Numbers, that request is better made directly to Apple, via the Feedback channel, than here, where the readers and responders are all users of the software, not developers. From the application menu (the "Numbers" menu in Numbers), choose Provide Numbers Feedback, then make your request for a feature to be added to Numbers.
Meantime, if you absolutely need the macros capabilities of MS Excel, try one of the Office clones—OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, or NeoOffice, which may offer macro support, or use the Mac version of Excel itself.
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On an macbook i have seen that you can mix alot of music together and use it for djaying, i was wondering if you would be able to do this on an ipad?

on an macbook i have seen that you can mix alot of music together and use it for djaying, i was wondering if you would be able to do this on an ipad?

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Does Apple support a program where you can trade you iPod for cash or for the newer iPod?

I really want the new ipod once it come out, just wndering!!

Only Apple program is one where you can trade your iPod for 10% off a new one.
If your iPod is relatively new and good condition, you would probably get more than this by selling it.
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i would ideally like to not use all my macbooks memory either and we have an xbox so all the streaming for like netflix we can do on this. I guess thats why I'm wondering if it is a better idea and if it is possible for us to just utilize an external hard drive. And if we do that will i have more space on my computer?

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I thought I could just drag and drop my iTunes library to an external hard drive.
it'll work ... if done properly ☞
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if I already have my iTunes going to the incorrect files how is it going to find the correct files again.
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This script attempts to locate the files of so-called "dead tracks"--iTunes tracks designated with (!)--that you assume are not actually missing but are still located in the iTunes Music folder in their "iTunes File Order" (Music -> Artist -> Album -> file.xxx)."
Eric Ross wrote:
When you moved the file back did you go back into iTunes in your preferences and select the advance tab and then selected the location again or where your files are
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Whats that cool trick where you can...

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I'm using Logic 8 a lot and it would be a great time saver.
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Thanks Orange,
That's not it though. I know Logic has practically always used what I think you are refering to as "Screensets". What I'm asking about works in any open window of any app. in Leopard. It involved a quick jerky drag of the mouse over a title bar, then that particular window would always open that way.
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I have gone out of my way to buy an iPad 2 and you're telling me that I cannot have Siri, as you know iPad's are expensive, and you'd expect the newest updated whenever available. I am not a happy customer and will not but from Apple again.

I have gone out of my way to buy an iPad 2 and you're telling me that I cannot have Siri, as you know iPad's are expensive, and you'd expect the newest updated whenever available. I am not a happy customer and will not but from Apple again.

Lloyd Northover wrote:
I have gone out of my way to buy an iPad 2 and you're telling me that I cannot have Siri, as you know iPad's are expensive, and you'd expect the newest updated whenever available. I am not a happy customer and will not but from Apple again.
If you want to use the "newest updated whatever available." then you would have to buy the newest hardware that supports that. iPad 2 is not the newest hardware available and it can't/does not support siri.

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The iPad supports viewing of Word documents within applications but doesn't provide a separate app for it. For example, if you receive a Word doc in an e-mail you can open and read it.
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DOES THE IPAD HAVE THE TEXT TO SPEECH FEATURE IN IBOOKS??

Actually, there is a small workaround.
It isn't the same as an audiobook, but it does the job.
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I would suggest settkng the speed to slower cnsiderng you
are gong to read books.
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I use ths on websites where there are a kit of text,
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