#iphone accessibility

[dallomi]

iPhone scan settings for low vision can make documents calmer and easier to read. See what most people miss and test the best setup now.

Scan Documents iPhone: Best Contrast Settings for Low Vision

[dallomi]

Master iPhone receipt reading settings to check totals, dates, and line items faster. See what most people miss, avoid this mistake, and set it up today.

iPhone Spoken Content Settings for Reading Receipts More Reliably

[dallomi]

Set up iPhone Back Tap Magnifier faster with practical fixes, real-world tests, and a fast check most people miss. Read now and avoid this mistake.

Back Tap Shortcut to Open Magnifier: Build a Reliable Double-Tap Routine on iPhone

[dallomi]

Try iPhone Magnifier filters for pill bottles with a safer, faster setup. See what most people miss, avoid this mistake, and verify labels with confidence.

iPhone Magnifier Best Filters for Reading Pill Bottle Labels

[nicocoer]

Crowd Source Tech question for iPhone 5

A friend of mine is Dyspraxic, but not enough to need the built in assisted touch function on his phone. He ends up bumping the letters or numbers next to the one he's trying to hit on the way out because of the iPhone 5 high touch sensitivity. 

He needs: a way to lower the touch sensitivity or speed of his keyboard. 

I understand that the iPhone 5 (as well as 4 and 4s right now) doesn't have a way to adjust screen sensitivity on the user end. But does anyone know of an app or setting work around for this? Thank you!