Sentences with phrase «number of accessibility features»

As revealed a couple days back, he also found that the smart speaker will run the full iOS stack, will come with a number of accessibility features like VoiceOver, and may boast more functionality than though — including temperature and weather icons which may be displayed on an 32 × 32 pixel matrix.

This property offers a number of accessibility features including handicapped parking, braille signage, and accessible bathrooms.

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There are a number of ways for an effort to be innovative, including the way it is developed and delivered, new product features, and improvements to accessibility or quality of the product.

The second gen also has a number of new software features; such as inverting black and white, a slider bar in the e-reader app that can apply new bold settings to all fonts and accessibility options for vision impaired readers.

· Easy to use — just enter a library card number go, with no need for DRM signup (though DRM is working in the background) and with a full range of accessibility features

The South Korean handset maker claims that the Galaxy Core Advance comes with number of usability functions and enhanced accessibility features for disabled and visually impaired users.

Accessibility features are available on a number of mobile / desktop browsers and operating systems, and some of the more popular features include:

There's also support for HEIF - encoded images, Neural Networks API 1.1 with support for nine new ops, client - side encryption of Android backups, several new accessibility features, navigation semantics, multiple improvements to the Autofill framework, new Media APIs, and a number of security enhancements.

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