Ahead of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities last Sunday, Apple released a short film that showcased its Personal Voice accessibility feature, which debuted earlier this year in iOS 17.

This article explains how to use Voice Control on the Apple iPhone or iPod Touch. Voice Control is compatible with devices running iOS 3 and higher. Additional Voice Control options were added in iOS ...

iPhones have a reputation for being user-friendly, yet a recent email from Sandra in New Jersey shines a light on some hurdles she’s experiencing with the double-squeeze action on an iPhone. The ...

Personal Voice creates an artificial version of your voice to use on voice or video calls. It's intended to help those with disabilities speak, but anyone with select Apple devices can set it up.

You can turn off the voice control feature using two different methods, depending on which iPhone model you have. Here's how ...

The iPhone Control Center has been totally revamped in iOS 18. You can now move pretty much every control around, add more controls than ever before, and even access multiple pages of controls. My ...

Apple has added eight new Background Sounds in iOS 26, including Babble, Steam, Airplane, Boat, Bus, Train, Rain On Roof, and ...

Apple users running iOS 26 can now record videos using their AirPods as a wireless microphone, replacing the iPhone's ...

The iPhone Control Center is a feature that hadn't changed all that much in recent years, but iOS 18 brought about some big improvements. Here's how to get the most out of it. Control Center has long ...