I just discovered how to use punctuation with the voice recognition feature on the iPhone. If you say something like “comma” then it will put in the punctuation mark rather than the word. It’s also pretty smart about other phrases, like prices for example. So if I say “forty nine dollars and ninety five cents” it will type in $49.95.
Here is a fairly complete list of punctuation that you can use with Siri.
So, I’ve been gone for a while. I’ve been spending most of my time learning how to program in Objective-C and writing a new iPhone app. And now, it’s finally ready and available for download!
The FoodPad Calorie Tracker is designed to make it as easy as possible to keep track of what you eat. It remembers previously entered foods in an autocomplete list for later meals, and it helps you discover how many calories are in your favorite homemade foods with the Recipe Calculator.
You can download FoodPad from the iTunes App Store now or find out more about it.
