Everything accessibility
Curious how to quickly access your Accessibility option on your brand new iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad and wondering if your Home button can help out?
Curious how to enable iOS 5‘s Assistive Touch accessibility feature? Whether you have trouble using the physical controls on your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, or the controls themselves
Just switch over to iPhone from BlackBerry or Android and wondering how to get an LED notification for new messages? While it’s not quite the same things, with iOS 5
Apple has posted up a great tip on how to find closed caption TV shows and movies on iTunes.
Closed captioning for the hearing impaired is now available in iTunes
iOS 5 beta 3 has an interesting new addition — Accessibility has been augmented with a gesture based control panel inside “AssistiveTouch” that can reproduce all the functionality of the
Trying to read an iBook or Kindle eBook at night and curious how to switch to white text on a black background so as not to strain your eyes or
VoiceOver is part of Apple’s accessibility features, a gesture-based way to have your iPhone speak what is written on your screen. First available on the Mac, Apple brought it to
TiPb’s been saying Apple’s accessibility technology is thumbs up for a while now, but the New York Times and legendary film critic Roger Ebert are giving real-world examples of just
Speaking of iPhone 3GS accessibility features, it looks like Apple is improving them in iPhone 3.1 Beta 2 by adding a new “triple click” option to the home button to
According to David Pogue in the New York Times, the accessibility features like VoiceOver introduced with the iPhone 3GS make it one of the easiest smartphones for the blind
