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When you know to use head movements to control your iPhone or iPad you really can go hands-free

IPhones have a reputation for being user-friendly, yet a recent email from Sandra in New Jersey shines a light on some hurdles she's experiencing with the double-squeeze action on an iPhone. The double-squeeze action is a feature that lets you quickly activate Siri, the voice assistant on your iPhone, by squeezing the sides of your

Voice command and touch are two features you can use on your Apple iPhone to make your device easily accessible to whatever functions you want it to perform.

The Apple iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max have a brand-new button — called the Action Button — that can mute or unmute your ringer, open the camera app, or run a shortcut. In other words, it can do almost anything. Here’s how.

Are you looking for how to connect your iPhone and iPad together? Do you want to use them seamlessly and have them work together? Here are some tips on how to do just that!

With so many unknowns, I’m proud at how I’m doing my journalistic due diligence by taking literal notes on accessibility-oriented details that trickle out from my peer...

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An Apple accessibility feature called Switch Control allows you to use your head to trigger specific actions on your iPhone or iPad.