Speak into the tiny hole at the top of your tablet. It’s not easy to speak directly into the iPad mic while looking at the screen.
There are two microphones at the bottom of the iPhone, and a single microphone on iPads, located at the top of the device. Talk into the microphone: You don’t need to speak very loudly but you should keep your iPhone close to your mouth, especially if you’re outdoors. The louder you speaker, the wider the wave. When you begin talking, you’ll see a feedback pane with a wavering line showing the volume of your speech. (If you’re using iOS 6, or you’re using an app that hasn’t been updated for iOS 7, you’ll see a microphone as you speak, the microphone will fill with purple light.) The louder you speaker, the greater the amplitude of the wave. Stay in the zone: If you’re using iOS 7, when you begin talking, you’ll see a feedback pane with a wavering line showing the volume of your speech.
Whenever you see the microphone icon (circled), you have the opportunity to dictate. It can take a few seconds for text to appear. When you’re finished, tap Done and then wait for your words to be processed. Just tap anyplace you can type text, and then tap the microphone icon to start dictating. For example, you can compose emails, dictate texts, and even dictate search terms in Safari’s search field. Any time you see the small microphone icon next to the spacebar on the iOS keyboard, dictation is available. You can dictate anywhere in iOS where you can enter text.
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