Update 28/01/2024: The Apple Watch’s software has undergone significant changes since I wrote this post, for example the app is now called Fitness not Activity. Would you like to quickly find out your stats for the day on your Apple Watch? Here’s how to do it:1. Press the Digital crown (the round button on the … Read more
Are you tired of VoiceOver announcing “Button” or something simular? There is a hidden feature you can try out! Introduction to button labelling It is possible to add a custom label to buttons which you frequently use. For example, if you know a button is supposed to say Send, you can make it say that. … Read more
Being able to adjust your VoiceOver volume on Apple Watch for different situations is very important. I will show you two methods which I use. Method 1 Double-tap and hold on the Watch display with two fingers. Then, slide your fingers up to increase volume and down to decrease volume. Let go when you are … Read more
You can use some different operators when performing a Google search, to make sure you get the most relevant results. Not The not operator lets Google know that you do not want certain results included in the search, for example searching Cambridge not “university” should bring up results about Cambridge but not about Cambridge university. … Read more
One of the pleasant surprises about lockdown has been how good technology lessons can be when done remotely. They have been much better than I would have thought possible! I have really enjoyed the lessons, and they have been nearly as good as having them in person. My top tips are: Zoom is great, and … Read more
Posted: 22 Nov 2019 10:40 PM PST This is a recovered guide from Blogger. How to pair a braille display to iOS: Once the Braille display is turned on and in pairing mode, do the following on your iOS device: 1. Navigate to Settings > Accessibility > VoiceOver and turn VoiceOver on if it is … Read more