Apple set to bring eye tracking control to iPad, iPhone
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.
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.
If you can’t see the game, chances are you’re going to have a different experience watching football, or even reading this article. But Telstra has been dabbling with a gadgety solution that can help you feel it.
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.
When you think about how useful smartwatches can be, you probably aren’t thinking of where they’re flawed, but fortunately someone has been.
People with blindness can make their way across complex roads with the guide of a dog, but they may not need to for long, as digital bridges the gap.