Latest about Accessibility (general)
The Real-time text (RTT) protocol is alive and well on iPhone. Here's how to set it up and use it.
How can you use your iPhone to more easily see the world around you? With the Magnifier that's built-in to your iPhone!
Apple announced a handful of new Accessibility features, and you should be excited even if you don't need them.
Apple's adding lots of new accessibility features across its product lines later this year.
In addition to iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch, you can also make RTT calls on Mac. Here's how to do it.
How do you change colors, contrast, transparency, cursor size, and otherwise make your Mac easier to see? With accessibility!
Did you know that your Mac can have closed captions? It's an Accessibility setting, and it's easy to customize it to your needs.
With Voice Control, you can use speech commands to control your devices. Designed for those with limited dexterity, mobility, and other conditions, the feature is available across Apple devices.
No matter your needs, this is your ultimate guide to accessibility on iPhone and iPad.
How do you get your iPhone to read text out loud? With a flick of an accessibility switch!
Want to share something on your iPhone or iPad with someone, but don't want them snooping around your personal stuff? Turn on Guided Access to lock your device to one app.
If you have trouble using a keyboard with your Mac, there are quite a few accessibility features that can help you out. Here's what you need to do to enable them.
Some accessibility features on your iPhone or iPad can be accessed or enabled by triple-clicking the Home or Side button. We'll show you how to set them to match your needs and preferences!
Apple has made it possible to change specific accessibility settings per app on iPhone and iPad.
