Apple is adding leisure features to its devices this year, designed to help people with disabilities use their iPhone, iPad, or Mac without struggling. The new nutritional labels will come to the App Store, and they will not show the amount of sugar content or carb in any frozen food. These leakage nutritional labels will displayable leakage features available with a particular app. This will make users know if they will be able to use this app because of their disability before downloading this app.
The labels will show whether a app will work with qualified features such as sound control, big text, low motion, voiceover, enough contrast, captions and more. The labels of leakage nutrition will be found worldwide at the App Store.
“The label of the leakage nutrition is a huge step forward. Consumers deserve to know whether a product or service will be accessible to them from the beginning, and Apple has a long -standing history of tools and technology supply that will allow developers to make experiences for each one with a new level of confidence.
-Kari Bridge, President and CEO, American Foundation for Blind.
A new access feature called Braille Axis converts iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro into a Braille note -taking. By typing with a braille screen input or associated Braille device, users can open any app, and take notes in Braille. Users A; SP will be able to calculate mathematics with Nimth Braille. The latter works in classrooms to help students with low vision skills teach mathematics and science.
Braille Ready Format (BRF) files can open directly from users directly from Braille access. Earlier, various books and files made on the Braille note -taking device will be unlocking. An integrated shape of direct titles allows users to imitate the conversation directly on the real -time directly on the Braille Display.
Access to Brailly for the iPhone. | Image Credit apple
Do you know that this Magnefire on the iPhone and iPad is close to 2016? They have helped users of these devices with poor vision reading writings, zooming for a close look and help them around. Now, Magnefire is coming to Mac. The app will work with the user’s camera, which will enhance the screen or the whiteboard. The continuous camera converts your iPhone camera into a webcam for your Mac. It will also work with the connected USB camera. MacFire for Mac will also help you read the documents using a desk view. This feature shows your face and overheadview of your desk at the same time.
Magnefire for Mac. | Image Credit apple
If you have a low vision or you are disaliat, accessible readers will provide users for customizing text, including fonts, colors and spacing. It is made in the Magnefire app for iOS, IPados and MacOS. It can be launched from any app.
Vision pro Is there a better zoom that will allow consumers to increase everything, including their surroundings? Personal voice, which allows those who lose their voice to record some messages, will improve before they are not able to say them. Using AI and machine learning, consumers will be able to produce more pleasant and natural sound in a minute using just 10 recorded phrases. The feature will now support Spanish (Mexico).
Some of these new access features can be previewed by Apple during the WWDC key note on June 9. It will start at PDT/1pm EDT at 10 am.
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