Many of the voice commands for Dragon Dictation also work in Siri's Dictation service on the iPhone 4S. The new speech-to-text service allows users to press a microphone on the keyboard in any application and then utilize Siri's speech recognition to enter text.
Jim Rhoades of Crush Apps has made an extensive list of commands that Siri's dictation service understands:
"new line" - move to the next line
"all caps" - make the next word all uppercase
"all caps on/off" - turn caps lock on or off
"smiley" or "smiley face" or "smile face" - :-)
"frowny" or "frowny face" or "frown face" - :-(
See Rhoades' post on the Crush Apps blog for the full list of Siri dictation commands.
Top Rated Comments
I'm the same exact way. But you can use the words "comma", "period", "question mark" etc. and it will listen!!!!
I spoke "I just had my period"
Siri typed "I just had my period"
I spoke "I just had my period period"
Siri typed "I just had my period."
I spoke "I want to go period"
Siri typed "I want to go."
!!!
I found that too, but then I realised that when demoing Siri, I would change the tone of my voice. When I am using it privately I use a more natural voice.
It is weird trying to force myself to talk to it naturally when other people are around!
EDIT: What would be a really cool feature is if it used changes in volume to signify automatic capitalization. Or if you yell into your phone with an angry tone then it would automatically capitalize the whole thing.