Macworld Apple has always been renowned for adapting its systems to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Anyone who selects Accessibility in the Settings app on an iPhone will be overwhelmed by the sheer range of options available.
Macworld Apple has always been renowned for adapting its systems to meet the needs of people with disabilities.
Anyone who selects Accessibility in the Settings app on an iPhone will be overwhelmed by the sheer range of options available.
As is always the case with Apple's Accessibility features, there are sliders and buttons tucked away in unexpected places that make life a little easier for all users.
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Macworld Apple has always been renowned for adapting its systems to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Anyone who selects Accessibility in the Settings app on an iPhone will be overwhelmed by the sheer range of options available. There are settings for short-sighted people like me, and there are settings for people with age-related vision impairment.
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