Sentences with phrase «of accessibility features like»

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.

Not exact matches

It often seems that when features like these are built into a game's mechanics for everyone, they're usually well done and given more consideration than features that exist solely for the sake of accessibility.

From David's review it looks like you will find learning the accessibility gestures of Apple Watch fairly easy if you are already familiar with these features on the iPhone or iPad.

There are workarounds, of course, like removing the DRM from Kindle books and using an ePub app that supports TTS, or using accessibility voice over features like on the iPad to read everything aloud, but those options are cumbersome to use and aren't very practical for average users.

In the modern gaming industry, games seem to be shifting towards less and less disabled accessibility due the introduction of features like motion control and quick time events.

This also solves the lingering issue that often pervades discussions of fighting game accessibility, that adding features like easier inputs lowers the overall skill ceiling.

New ways of zooming in on what you see on your screen or adjusting the size of text make a big difference for folks who need them and bringing accessibility features like TalkBack and a custom display resolution to the initial setup process means it's easier to get started, too.

You may not think you qualify for that, but according to the company's list of accessibility features, this includes anyone who uses keyboard shortcuts, the magnifier, Cortana, or apparently even users who feel like they would benefit from Windows 10's reduced animations.

Had they just called it «Enable crossover» or something like that, it would have been much more obvious as to what the feature was doing at the cost of accessibility to the layperson.