(I actually have a PhD in human-computer interaction and I'm a professor for UX design. It took me a two days to figure out where all those functions, which somehow appeared to be accessible 'only through apps' (or people ;)), went. Oh well...)
(I actually have a PhD in human-computer interaction and I'm a professor for UX design. It took me a two days to figure out where all those functions, which somehow appeared to be accessible 'only through apps' (or people ;)), went. Oh well...)
Look at us trying to appease the machine spirits.
This function is already available (with the minor difference that it speaks to you using, you know, words and stuff). It's called VoiceOver. It's designed for blind users.
I've also wondered where the functionality went.
Without this article I would never know that it's actually there but hidden.
Somehow I feel really bad about that.
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1) I don't remember if I've tried to adjust the font size. My pet peeve regarding that is the font in the Notes app which has a and o similar enough to allow false reading of anything that is not plain common words.
I took screenshots of my share sheet[0] and my text size settings[1].
I took screenshots of my share sheet[0] and my text size settings[1].