Starting with iOS 11 you can setup your iPhone to automatically answer calls. No matter if it’s a regular carrier call, a Wi-Fi call, a FaceTime call or even a VoIP (Voice over IP) call from third party messaging apps like WhatsApp, Skype or Viber. As long as the third party app integrates with the…
iOS 11 is only a couple of days away from its official release and here is another great new Accessibility feature that will especially please those iPhone and iPad users that expect a Dark Mode option! Although the 11th iOS generation doesn’t seem to include an official Night Mode, that has the ability to make…
Did you know that you can further reduce the brightness of your iPhone’s display, past the minimum dimming offered by the Brightness adjustment bar? The Reduce White Point setting isn’t known by many iOS users but can darken the display of your smartphone to the point that you almost can’t see the icons. It’s an…
Another new Accessibility feature introduced by iOS 10, besides the Rest Finger To Open option, is the Magnifier tool. Gone are the days when you had to carry a magnifying glass in your pocket in order to read or notice the fines details of an object. Your iPhone can now perform this task too, if…
Apple’s, already popular, wrist gadget has also borrowed the Accessibility features from its iOS companion. As an iPhone user you should already know that you can enable special options like VoiceOver, Zoom, Grayscale, Invert Colors and Speech on your smartphone. The first three, from the above enumeration, are also available on the Watch. They can…
