Apple Watch issues

[Kevin102k]

is anyone else having a issue where every time you say ok to your Apple Watch when replying to a text or iMessage ex it will capitalize it no matter what? Is there a fix to it? I don’t want people to think I’m yelling at them when I reply to them

 

[Shirasaki]

I guess you could just tap “send”, or say “send”.

 

[cynics]

“OK” is supposed to be capitalized. So it’s not so much an issue imo. Be nice I guess if it used “okay”.

You could use a different word like “affirmative”. 😀
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I guess you could just tap “send”, or say “send”.

I think he means Siri in general capitalization of OK since it’s the pronunciation of a word using letters.

 

[Shirasaki]

“OK” is supposed to be capitalized. So it’s not so much an issue imo. Be nice I guess if it used “okay”.

You could use a different word like “affirmative”. 😀
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I think he means Siri in general capitalization of OK since it’s the pronunciation of a word using letters.

Ok. My bad.
Btw, I don’t think “affirmative” is a good word for casual use. But whatever.

 

[KarimLeVallois]

Ok. My bad.
Btw, I don’t think “affirmative” is a good word for casual use. But whatever.

Yeah, affirmative is rather regimental lol

 

[Nell]

My understanding is that OK is correct. It’s also OK to use okay (which I often do as, though less correct, it looks less disruptive in a sentence) and it can be better to use okay when using it as a verb (so okayed rather than OKed or OK’d). Ok is always wrong though.

 

[KarimLeVallois]

My understanding is that OK is correct. It’s also OK to use okay (which I often do as, though less correct, it looks less disruptive in a sentence) and it can be better to use okay when using it as a verb (so okayed rather than OKed or OK’d). Ok is always wrong though.

I always put Ok, as OK just looks too harsh

 

[CNebs]

Ever tapped OK to highlight with a green border, scroll with the Digital Crown to pick what you want it to display instead?

 

[Newtons Apple]

I prefer to use the "Thumbs Up" emoji

 

[Apple_Robert]

Ok. My bad.
Btw, I don’t think “affirmative” is a good word for casual use. But whatever.

Roger that.

 

[Nell]

I always put Ok, as OK just looks too harsh

Ok looks jarringly wrong to me even at the start of a sentence. Mid sentence, even though it looks wrong, I think I’d find ok less noticeably odd than Ok. If I want the text to flow without the visual disruption, I’ll use okay even though I think OK is technically more correct. The version that looks most wrong to me is O.K. though I gather some style guides do go for that.

 

[Julien]

http://grammarist.com/spelling/ok-okay/