All the iPhone features that make life easier for people with disabilities

The latest data published by the National Institute of Statistics show that around 4.3 million people in Spain suffer from some kind of disability. The people most visible today because of and for their International Day Technology has become An essential tool in your life.

One of the technology companies More effort is being put into designing and developing their products software To meet all kinds of Apple needs. Cupertino b Originally incorporating highly advanced technologies that facilitate access to their devices and the contents displayed on them.

From the same Saturday, as announced by Apple itself, store employees across Europe It will show—Spain included—the accessibility features available on Apple devices during training sessions. It will last for 15 minutes and will take place several times a day throughout the week.

They will teach, for example, how you can adjust the size of the text displayed on the iPhone and on all of the company’s products. Or a tool to enlarge objects on the screen. to celebrate b International Day of Persons with Disabilities They posted a video showing some of the accessibility options on the devices.

In the case of people suffering from some types of Visual disability, displays tools like VoiceOver on the iPhone that describe everything on the screen. From the battery level to who is calling or what app the finger is running on. All with gestures.

Inside the iPhone, a magnifying glass, a door detector, and a photo describing tool are also integrated. Mac also includes a magnification function that increases the size of the content on the screen.

people with Difficulties with physical and motor movement They can use an iPhone with AssistiveTouch that turns into an onscreen button with which they can lock, use gestures, restart the device, adjust the volume, or replace buttons.

Voice control, also on the iPhone, is used to perform tasks and commands simply by commanding out loud. The Mac also provides additional control functions for people with movement difficulties, such as head movements or facial expressions. All of them as shown in the video.

iPhone includes a tool specifically designed for People with hearing difficulties It is called voice recognition that alerts the user when a baby is crying, the doorbell is ringing, or there is a siren. Other features that can be used to improve accessibility include Siri, HomeKit, CarPlay, Apple Maps, the iPhone camera, and the camera timer on the Apple Watch.

As announced by Apple, those who want to learn more about this field can sign up for free Today at Apple sessions held at Apple Stores. There they help users get started with their device and move forward with the built-in accessibility tools.

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