We all know by now that the new tablet offering by Apple Inc. in the form of the iPad 3 doesn’t have Siri, Apple’s virtual assistant, due to many reasons. However, the iPad 3 does feature speech-to-text Dictation. This Voice Dictation might not be enabled by default when you get the iPad 3 . Not to worry, as you’ve come to the right post as here we’ll teach you how to enable the iPad Dictation feature and enjoy its functions!
As mentioned above, the voice dictation feature might not be enabled by default in your iPad 3/ new iPad. If that’s the case, then simply follow the easy steps that are mentioned below;
Step 1: The first thing you need to do is enable the Settings app.
Step 2: Tap the ‘General’ option.
Step 3: Now, scroll down to the bottom of the list and tap on ‘Keyboard’.
Step 4: Simply, Toggle the Dictation feature ‘On’.
Step 5: A privacy notification by Apple will appear in front of you. Just ‘Enable’ it in order to agree with what the notification is about.
Step 6: If you’re one of those people who like reading such notifications, then you can do so by tapping ‘About’, and the details will be presented in front of you.
Step 7: Once you’ve read what you wanted and are satisfied, then simply tap ‘Done’ and you’ve completed all of the steps.
Now, you can enjoy the Dictation feature present in the iPad 3 . Like Siri, this feature is a server-side service. Meaning that it transmits the user’s voice to Apple’s data center and after processing, it sends back the text to your device.
Another feature in the iPad 3 is the Wi-Fi Personal Hotspot. You can also check out some interesting Wi-Fi + 4G packages.
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