
First you’ll have to jailbreak your phone, but when you’re done, go to Cydia and add this to your repository by clicking Manage -> Sources -> Edit -> Add:
http://apt.if0rce.com
Then, whenever you’re typing something, hit the microphone button (just like with Siri) to start dictating to your phone. It’ll hit up a web service, so you need internet access, and send back the dictated text. Siri0us will also work on the iPod touch 3G and 4G.
Like all Cydia apps, the onus of compatibility is on you. In this case, there’s a possibility of Siri0us making your device reboot unexpectedly, but you can take care of that by removing a file via SSH manually. They explain how to do it here.
Add Siri Voice Dictation To iPhone 4, 3GS & iPod Touch With Siri0us [Cydia Tweak] [Addictive Tips]




















olearymo
Tuesday, November 29, 2011 at 9:24 AMHang on, so this only works for *dictation*… which the iPhone 3GS already has, right? So… I’m not getting it.