However, you can only use it on Google Chrome, so you’ll have to install the browser if you don’t already have it. Dictation.io is a simple, free online dictation tool that looks like a notebook page. For example, if you want to replace text that was parsed incorrectly, this Apple support note recommends you 'double-tap it, tap the microphone button, then say it again, and tap the keyboard button.' That's not exactly a hands-free solution, and it's annoying because the new corrected text often begins with a capital letter. Visit the Google Docs Editors Help page for the complete list of voice commands. But out of the box, iPhone dictation has its limits. This is most often initiated by tapping the little microphone on the onscreen keyboard that shows up whenever you're entering text on the iPhone. Voice dictation is another voice input mode.

As ZDNet's Adrian Kingsley-Hughes shows, Siri can't click the shutter button on the iPhone camera, but a Shortcut can. iPhones with Siri became more capable when iOS 13 added Shortcuts. Siri, of course, is almost always there as well. Visit Apples voice dictation commands page to take a look at the list yourself.

If you have one, it's probably similar for you. Nothing (with the possible exception of my Apple Watch), and no one, spends more time with me than my iPhone. You can find iPhone models directly from Apple starting from $449.

List of apple dictation commands