Per-app settings allow you to enable accessibility settings on an app-by-app basis instead of applying them system-wide. This can be useful if, for example, you need your Messages app to have a bigger text size but not your Settings app.
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How to Get Siri to Read Articles Out Loud on iOS 17
On your iPhone, you can now ask Siri to read articles out loud. While speech-to-text has been available for a while, asking Siri to read any open articles is a new iOS 17 feature.
How to Search Settings on Your iPhone on iOS 16
This tip for searching your Settings menu on iPhone is a great way to access settings you tend to change frequently, it’s also the easy way to locate settings even when you’re unsure where they are located.
How to use Live Voicemail on iOS 17
Live Voicemail displays the caller’s spoken words on the screen in real time. The feature is helpful when you’re uncertain about whether to answer a call or not, as it allows you to preview the message and screen the call before making a decision.
How to Straighten Your Shooting Angle With the New Camera Level Feature on iOS 17
Apple has further enhanced the camera leveling functionality on iOS 17 by separating it out from the Grid mode. By making it an individual option, Apple has also included an additional horizontal level for more traditional straight-on photos.
How to search your iPhone in iOS 16
There are two easy ways to open the Search screen on your iPhone. The Search feature can help you find data and apps on your device, as well as quickly search the internet.
How to show Battery Percentage on your iPhone
How to show Battery Percentage on your iPhone
How to use Apple Music’s Karaoke Mode
Apple Music has a new feature called Apple Music Sing. This fun feature allows you to sing along to your favourite songs, whether you’re alone or with friends and family. If you subscribe to Apple Music, this cool new feature uses machine learning algorithms to separate a song’s vocals and background music in real time. As a result, you will be able to adjust the volume of the vocals so you can only focus on your voice.
These apps empower visually impaired users with virtual labels and image exploration
Visually impaired individuals can now leverage the power of two apps, developed by a team at the University of Michigan, to enhance their everyday experiences using iPhones. These apps, VizLens and ImageExplorer, provide valuable features such as virtual labels for control panels and the ability to explore images through touch and audio feedback.
How to add a website to your Home Screen
If you have a favourite website you use daily, consider adding the website to your Home Screen on iPhone or iPad. This is perfect for quickly accessing a website without needing to enter the URL in Safari each time. You can bookmark the website to a Home Screen icon that looks just like an app and opens just as easily.
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