Tecla News
Posts tagged "switch control"
People with spinal cord injuries, MS, ALS and other mobility impairments may find it difficult or impossible to handle physical books. While tablets and e-readers can be used by some, touchscreen devices are not always an option for people with reduced...
Seeking in this new year: beta testers for Android Jelly Bean
In this great new year of 2015, we're on the hunt for beta testers! We're obviously passionate about being the solution to inaccessible experiences. That's why we're launching our Tecla Next Beta Testing Program for Android users. This is especially for those...
What's new in iOS 8 accessibility for users with motor impairments?
In every iteration of iOS, new features are added to improve the user experience for individuals with disabilities. Here's a list of new features and enhancements in iOS 8 that target individuals with mobility impairments, including spinal cord injuries, strokes,...
What is Switch Control Mode in Apple's iOS?
Introduced in iOS7, Apple's “Switch Control” is an accessibility feature that allows users with very limited mobility to control their entire iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch in combination with ability switches tied to their device through a switch interface, like...
Siri vs iOS Switch Control for hands free iPhone access
We’ve heard a number of times that access to the iPhone (or iPad) would be solved IF individuals with limited mobility could have access to Siri or some other powerful voice recognition protocol or app. While Siri is useful to people unable...