New iPhone accessibility feature lets users control device with just their eyes
Apple's new Eye Tracking accessibility feature will allow users to control iPhones and iPads with just their eyes, no accessories needed
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Apple's new Eye Tracking accessibility feature will allow users to control iPhones and iPads with just their eyes, no accessories needed
Apple has announced its Accessibility features for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, macOS 15, and visionOS 2, a sneak peak at what we should expect.
Apple announces new accessibility features for iPhone and iPad technology
Apple users will soon be able to control their iPhones and iPads with their eyes after the tech giant unveiled an array of new accessibility features for their products. "Eye Tracking," which is designed for users with physical disabilities, will be powered by Artificial Intelligence and won't require any additional hardware.
According to the company, the Eye Tracking feature will provide a way for users with physical disabilities to control their iPad or iPhone with their eyes.