Accessibility options are what allow the iPhone and iPad to be used by those who can't see or can't hear or can't touch. It's what lets the iPad be friendlier to those with vertigo or motion sickness, asperges or autism. Accessibility is what makes iOS a tool for empowerment and it's something that Apple has focused on in everything from apps like FaceTime and Siri, to features like Guided Access, AssistiveTouch, Switch Control and VoiceOver.
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Love the Background Sounds feature on iPhone and iPad? iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 add a few more sounds.
iOS 18 will let you change Siri's trigger phrase, meaning you can rename the assistant to just about anything you'd like.
Apple's WWDC could reveal accessibility features for AirPods coming in iOS 18.
The transcripts feature in Apple Podcasts on iOS 17.4 is incredibly useful for following along with your favorite shows — here's how to use it.
Transcripts for Apple Podcasts take your listening experience to a whole new level on iOS 17.4 — available now.
iOS 17.4 will bring the ability to transcribe Apple Podcasts, which can be viewed soon after an episode has been published.
Opinion With three Apple Pencils now available, using them on bigger iPhones could be a great appeal to many.
Having owned an iPhone 15 Pro Max since launch, it’s the accessibility features I’ve been impressed by, mainly thanks to the improved cameras.
Here's how you can produce your own voice for fun, experimentation, or as a conversational aid.
In a new patent filed by Apple, this could help to give Siri the advantage it sorely needs.
Opinion Opinion: Personal Voice is going to give independence to millions of users.
Apple previews some important new updates for iOS that will make the platform more accessible, coming later this year.
Five cool features that help you protect your hearing on your Apple devices like Sound Recognition and Noise alerts.
Interview MacWhisper 2 recently came out, which speeds up the transcribing process for podcasts, interviews and more.
How to set the font size to your liking on iOS 16 by using the font and text size features of your iPhone.
Yes, you can absolutely use your favorite mouse or trackpad with your iPad, turning it into a complete pseudo-laptop experience. Here's how to get that set up.
