New in iOS 8: Built-in Braille Keyboard for Six-Dot Input

Assistive Technology Blog Podcast

Sep 18, 2014Technology

iOS 8 includes enhancements to VoiceOver , the built-in gesture based screen reader for people with visual impairments. One of the improvements is a new built-in Braille Keyboard for Six-Dot input. The new feature is sim...

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