Apple provides an extensive range of accessibility features across its lineup of devices, and a new tool in iOS 17 will help those that need their voice to talk for them. Here's how to set it up.iOS 17 lets people add a Personal VoiceIt's called Personal Voice, and it uses on-device machine learning to analyze recorded audio clips to create a personalized voice model directly on the user's iPhone that accurately mimics their unique voice. Read more...

Apple provides an extensive range of accessibility features across its lineup of devices, and a new tool in iOS 17 will help those that need their voice to talk for them. Here's how to set it up.iOS 17 lets people add a Personal VoiceIt's called Personal Voice, and it uses on-device machine learning to analyze recorded audio clips to create a personalized voice model directly on the user's iPhone that accurately mimics their unique voice. Read more...

Apple provides an extensive range of accessibility features across its lineup of devices, and a new tool in iOS 17 will help those that need their voice to talk for them. Here's how to set it up.iOS 17 lets people add a Personal VoiceIt's called Personal Voice, and it uses on-device machine learning to analyze recorded audio clips to create a personalized voice model directly on the user's iPhone that accurately mimics their unique voice. Read more...

Apple provides an extensive range of accessibility features across its lineup of devices, and a new tool in iOS 17 will help those that need their voice to talk for them. Here's how to set it up.iOS 17 lets people add a Personal VoiceIt's called Personal Voice, and it uses on-device machine learning to analyze recorded audio clips to create a personalized voice model directly on the user's iPhone that accurately mimics their unique voice. Read more...

Apple made a wide range of hardware and software announcements during its WWDC keynote on Monday, introducing its long-awaited AR/VR headset Vision Pro, new Macs, iOS 17, macOS Sonoma, and much more. As always, there were many rumors leading up to the event that gave us an idea of what to expect, but not all of them were accurate. Below, we have recapped some of the bigger hits and misses from the WWDC rumor mill. HitsMany hardware-related details about Apple's headset were accurately reported, including the external battery pack connected with a wire, the ability to see the wearer's eyes, the M2 chip, eye and hand tracking, and an Apple Watch-like Digital Crown for switching between augmented reality and virtual…

Disney hasn’t confirmed that we’ll see all of the virtual reality experiences it showcased for the Vision Pro, but it’s a good indication of what’s to come. | Image: Apple We finally got our first look at Apple’s highly anticipated mixed reality headset at today’s WWDC event, including a sneak peek at a new immersive way to watch your favorite Disney sports, shows, and movies. While most of the hype surrounding it has focused on productivity and VR gaming, Disney CEO Bob Iger took to the stage to showcase immersive experiences for the Apple Vision Pro that will be available via the Disney Plus streaming service when the headset launches next year. The Vision Pro headset provides users with a…