Apple adds accessible improvements in time for Accessibility Day
More magnification for people hard of sight and natural language controls for iPhone and iPad are key to Apple’s 2026 accessibility additions.
More magnification for people hard of sight and natural language controls for iPhone and iPad are key to Apple’s 2026 accessibility additions.
If you have the slightly bigger Arc soundbar and are in need of clearer speech, Sonos has a solution. Just not for the rest of its customers.
Not everyone can see their screen or hear the music. Fortunately, Apple has some accessibility features on the way to assist with both.
The iPad isn’t named for the eyes, but later this year, that’s exactly how you’ll be able to control an iPad or even an iPhone.
We hear a lot about AI on a regular basis — it’s the buzzword that just keeps on keeping on — and this year, Google is adding it to nearly everything that makes Google “Google”.
This week sees Global Accessibility Awareness Day, and with that in mind, Apple is talking about how its gadgets will change to support more controls henceforth, with AI much of the reason why.