Apple just announced and previewed their new accessibility features coming for iOS 17
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Time Stamps
0:00 – Intro
1:08 – Assistive Access
4:49 – Live Speech
6:18 – Personal Voice
7:22 – Point and Speak Magnifier
9:14 – Other Additions
10:30 – What to expect at WWDC
11:00 – Commenter Shout out
#accessibility
#ios17
#iphone14promax
I will not worship Apple.
OK? Do you want a medal or something?
I don’t know what you’re trying accomplish but ok.
This kinda shows no change to icons to iOS 17 looks the same than iOS 16
No. They could still change it and use this basically like when they test a new iPhone with a case that makes it look like the old one. That being said I don’t think there were any recent rumors about big redesigns this year. A lot of effort is going into the new xrOS so I wouldn’t expect a major redesign before next year.
Assistive Access would also be great for someone like my grandma who’s not familiar with tech at all.
So…, with fifteen minutes off training, a phone can be taught to mimic my speech? What could good wrong?
glass half full
AI can already mimic your voice with much less sampling. You’re barking up the wrong tree. Hell, you’re *looking* at the wrong tree.
This looks awful. Where is the elegancy going? hopefully one can select if one wants to get this view
This is an accessibility option only.
You will have to activate this view in Settings.
It’s accessibility feature for disabled people.
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone back in 2007, he said a stylus sucked and that everyone’s going to use the iPhone with something that “everyone’s born with,” 10 fingers. For a company all about accessibility, he should know that not everyone is fortunate to be born with 10 fingers.
I like the point and speak feature!! I already use the magnifier on a daily basis, so this will be even better!!
But they still don’t have dual language for Siri
I have no idea what you’re saying.
Forget machine learning if Apple can I get Siri right what chance do they have with AI?