Apple has debuted several new accessibility features for iOS, Mac, and iPad, as well as the Apple Watch. Here's what's new.
Apple just debuted several new accessibility features for iOS, Mac, and iPad
Apple says the new feature will be useful for users who are blind or with low vision. It can detect doorways using your iPhone and iPad, allowing you to navigate to the door more easily. Additionally, Apple has upgraded accessibility features for iOS, Mac, and iPad, including Voice Control and Switch Control.
Other useful updates include expanded support for Apple’s screen reader, VoiceOver. The feature will now offer 20 new languages and locales, giving users who rely on languages outside of English more usefulness from the option. Apple is also introducing Live Captions on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac.On top of bringing huge features like Door Detection with the latest found of accessibility features for iOS, Mac, and iPad, Apple also detailed some other changes, too.
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