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Apple Intelligence Features in iOS 18

Apple’s new iOS 18 introduces Apple Intelligence, a suite of AI-powered features designed to enhance the usability and accessibility of their devices. These innovations significantly benefit users with visual impairments […]

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iOS 18 Accessibility Features Update

Apple’s latest iOS 18 update (coming into effect on 10th September) introduces a range of features designed to enhance accessibility for visually impaired users. These enhancements demonstrate Apple’s commitment to […]

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Comprehensive Guide to Apple iPad Accessibility Features

Table of Contents 1. VoiceOver 2. Zoom 3. Magnifier 4. Display & Text Size Adjustments 5. Speak Selection & Speak Screen 6. Audio Descriptions 7. Braille Support 8. Colour Filters […]

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How to use the ReBokeh magnifier app

ReBokeh is a new magnifier app, designed with visually impaired people in mind. The app is easily customisable; you can adjust contrast, exposure, colour inversion and much more. Here is […]

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How To Get Public Transport Directions Using Siri

Siri is a very powerful tool that can make so many aspects of daily life significantly easier. One function that is particularly useful is Siri’s ability to help with public […]

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‘Be My Eyes’ New Feature: Creating Custom Groups

By Andreas Findlow: The ‘Be My Eyes’ app now has a fantastic new feature, it is now possible to create groups of friends and family members. If you are hesitant […]

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Your iPhone’s New Companion: Discover ‘Point and Speak’ at MyVision Oxfordshire:

by Jamie Sargent Dive into a world where your iPhone amplifies the unseen, thanks to iOS 17’s updated Magnifier app, now featuring ‘Point and Speak’. This remarkable feature transforms text […]

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Setting Up the RNIB Talking Books Service on an iPhone

The RNIB Talking Books service provides free access to over 37,000 audiobooks for visually impaired individuals in the UK. This service is available to anyone registered with the RNIB Library, […]

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‘Be My AI’: The Newest Feature Of The ‘Be My Eyes’ App

by Andreas Findlow: In a recent update to the Be My Eyes app a new feature has been added. It’s called ‘Be My AI’. If the app is up to […]

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Join our first Get Online Get Connected Workshops!

We have recently launched our new project called ‘Get Online Get Connected.’ The purpose of this project is to give visually impaired people the tools, confidence, and support to get […]

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