It is well known to all that Apple is one of the technology companies that has done the most to adapt its devices. This is seen above all in the iPhone, which has a large number of tools so that everyone can use it without problems. If you want to know the possibilities that are offered, in this post we will explain some of them.
As you know, Apple wants its users to be able to use their devices in the easiest way possible. To do this, the Cupertino company created the Accessibility window in the settings. Here you can change many device preferences to make using it as comfortable as possible. There are quite a few options offered by the iPhone, so we are going to leave you a list with some of the most relevant and comfortable ones that you can configure to your liking and according to what you need.
All the possibilities offered by the iPhone
- Vision: perhaps this field is one of the best known, and it is that Apple offers the possibility that the iPhone reads the screen thanks to voice over. Also, it now describes people, objects, text, and graphics in more detail than before. Audio descriptions of items will help you easily navigate the interface using a touch screen. Another possibility offered is VoiceOver with braille, and it is that it describes in braille just what appears on your screen. You can use a braille display connected via Bluetooth to your Apple device, or enter braille on the touch screen using On-Screen Braille Input.
- motor skills: another of the accessibility possibilities of the iPhone is in motor skills. Through Button Control you will be able to operate your device in a simple and efficient way through various adaptive control equipment, wireless controls or even with simple sounds. You can use element scanning, point scanning, or manual scanning to navigate on-screen keyboards.
- Hearing: thanks to the provision Conversation Amplification With AirPods Pro you can talk to other people in noisy or crowded places. Computational audio and beamforming microphones help these headphones focus on the other person’s voice, so it’s easier for you to make out their words and follow the thread. This is not a direct iPhone setting, but you will need to connect your AirPods to an iPhone in order to get this feature up and running. In addition, you can also configure the Sound Recognition, that listens selectively and uses the intelligence of the device to notify you if it detects a specific sound. When you use your iPhone, you will receive a notification as soon as a certain type of sound or alert is identified, such as a doorbell or a baby crying.
- Cognition: you can disable home button so that the device is limited to a single app for a while. You can even restrict keyboard access or touch interaction to certain parts of the screen so that inappropriate touches or gestures don’t interfere with learning.
