Apple is making strides towards a future where people control their iPhones with thoughts, using brain implants, according to ...

Apple is collaborating with Synchron to create brain-computer interface accessibility on iPhones and Vision Pro, setting the ...

Imagine unlocking your iPhone, scrolling through apps, or sending a text—using nothing but your thoughts. Apple is turning ...

Apple's new features also include a system-wide reading mode designed to make text easier to read for users with disabilities.

Apple today offered a preview of powerful new accessibility features that will be coming to the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple ...

Apple released iOS 18.5 for iPhones on Monday. While the update is relatively small, it does include some cool features, ...

Several large gaming companies recently announced a similar push for clear labeling denoting supported features as part of ...

Apple will likely announce iOS 19 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, but details about the update have already ...

The tech giant has teamed up with Synchron on a brain implant that captures neural signals and translates them into actions, like selecting an app icon.

Apple is seemingly working on some mind-boggling stuff. No, it is not the next iPhone, iPad, or even the Vision Pro 2.0.

Apple previewed new Vision Pro accessibility features today that could turn the headset into a proxy for eyesight when they launch in visionOS later this year. The update uses the headset’s main ...

Apple said on Tuesday it is bringing a host of new features later this year that are geared towards making its devices more ...