5 iPhone Accessibility Features You Might Want To Start Using
From Voice Control to Guided Access, Apple has put a lot of thought into its accessibility features. Here are some you might want to start using.
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From Voice Control to Guided Access, Apple has put a lot of thought into its accessibility features. Here are some you might want to start using.
If you don't have an Apple Watch, fret not. There are other ways to remotely take photos on your iPhone, without so much as even touching it.
You can use the iPhone's Voice Control feature to unlock your iPhone without ever having to touch the screen.
A seemingly useful trick for unlocking your iPhone has been doing the rounds on social media which allows you to unlock your iPhone with a simple voice command. While it might sound handy, it’s one tip you should probably avoid if you want to keep your device secure.
The App Library is an excellent tool for browsing all the apps on your iPhone, especially since it includes every one of the home screen bookmarks you've made for websites and shortcuts. But it's all the way past your last home screen page. If you have a lot of visible home screen pages, that's a lot of swiping to open the App Library. Luckily, there is a trick to accessing it faster.