Yes, you can use Siri to make a search. But if you want to use Spotlight, don’t neglect that on both Macs and iPhones, you can dictate the search – so long as dictation is enabled on your Mac.

Open the Apple menu on your Mac, then choose System Preferences and Siri to set how the digital assistant works on your macOS computer.

You can use Spotlight search on your Mac by clicking on the magnifying glass at the top of your screen or using a keyboard command.

As part of its annual iOS update, Apple has made some upgrades to Spotlight. Here's how to take advantage of the changes that iOS 16 brings to the search tool.

Apple hasn't provided a clear cut solution like an integrated ‌Siri‌ and Spotlight search feature, but iOS has had a Type to ‌Siri‌ feature since iOS 11.

Apple's virtual assistant isn't the easiest piece of tech to grasp. Here's how to set it up, and make use of its robust functionality.

I guess most Mac users already use Siri to search the web and solve maths problems, but you can do much more. You know you can use Command-H to search Spotlight? You can invoke Siri using the same ...