iphone 3gs US version Does cracked Voice Control support Chinese pronunciation?

Support Chinese control.

The iPhone is already available in more than 80 countries, and it is unlikely that it will be exhaustive. Generally, the main ones sold in China are the American version, the Australian version, the Hong Kong version and the Singapore version, and there are also other places, so I will not discuss them in detail.

The difference between the locked and unlocked versions of the iPhone lies in whether it is bound to the mobile phone network operator, and the locked version cannot use other mobile phone SIM cards under normal circumstances, and the unlocked version has no such restriction. The iPhone supports multiple languages, including Chinese Simplified, and there is not much difference in use.

Since the iPhone will often support more features through the update of the phone's operating system, and after each update, the locked version of the phone will return to the locked state and need to be re-unlocked before it can be used. That is to say, it is usually not possible to upgrade the new system as soon as it is released, and you have to wait for the cracking method to be released. The unlocked version can be used directly after the upgrade.

The only difference between the iPhones sold in different countries is **, it should be said that the locked version of the United States is the cheapest, and the unlocked version of the Australian version is the cheapest after tax refund, because Hong Kong is all tax-free, ** is not bad, and everything else is the same. Unlocked versions tend to be higher than locked versions.

One more thing to add: whether it is a locked version or an unlocked version, if you want to install software from abnormal channels (third-party software, cracked software, etc.), you also need to "jailbreak" the phone. At present, the iPhone cracking process is very convenient, and it can be unlocked and jailbroken for locked phones at one time.

The only difference between the US version and the Hong Kong version is that there is no network lock and everything else is the same.

I believe that the voice function of the iPhone 3G S is the same principle as the voice control function of the recently released shuffle, and the voice control of the shuffle supports Chinese, I believe that the iPhone 3G S should also support it But it is my own speculation that the specific will wait for the June 19 listing to see.

Looking forward to the answer on June 19th, China has not sold it, 5555, I really want it!

The situation means sound control, probably a volume console.

Restarting your iPhone again disables Voice Control or Siri completely.

You turn Siri on, and Voice Control is turned off. Press and hold the home button to siri, but you need to connect to the internet.

1.You need to press and hold the screen with two fingers and swipe down!

2.If you've designed to press the home button 3 times in a row, that's even better! All you need to do is press the home button 3 times in a row, then click on the voice control to select, and then press the screen twice to confirm! It's time to turn it off.

Actually, you can still press it, you still go to the place where the voice control is set, and try to double-click the on/off button until it succeeds.

I have an iPad with the same function, and I've tried it, and it's really the only way. (It's not worth flashing for the sake of this).

I couldn't find it. Just go to Settings - General - Accessibility and find it.