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As people get to use Siri, the iPhone 4S digital assistant, more features are getting discovered.
A neat trick for sending group emails and group messages, has been found by Justin Horn.
To create a group message, clearly tell Siri the names of the persons you want to send the text to, separating them with the conjunction “and”.
Example:
Me: Send text to Greg and Denny and Gail and Thomas…
Siri: What would you like your message to…..to say?
In the same way you can send a group email. Just make sure you state the names clearly enough for Siri to comprehend them.
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November 22, 2011 at 1:23 am
That’s certainly a useful trick, but if you want to send to a larger group than two or three people, MailShot Pro will let you create large groups of contacts that the apps on your iPhone treat like a single contact, so you can use groups from all your favorite apps like Mail, Photos, Maps etc.
A great side effect is you can also use this from Siri, and send email to that group just like it was a regular contact. Find out more at http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mailshot-pro-group-email-done/id445996226?ls=1&mt=8, A limited free version is also available.
Peter
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Full Disclosure: I am the developer of MailShot Pro, and may benefit from its sale.
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