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Apple introduces new accessibility features including braille note taker

  • Apple announced new accessibility features, including a braille note taker, on Tuesday to enhance its ecosystem across several devices.
  • These updates build on Apple’s long history of accessibility innovation, aiming to support users with vision and hearing impairments.
  • Key features include Braille Access for note-taking and app navigation, a system-wide reading mode called Accessibility Reader, and enhanced vision tools using Vision Pro's camera.
  • Apple announced that Braille Access enables users to launch any application by entering commands through Braille input directly on the screen or via a linked Braille device, and that certain authorized apps can offer real-time visual support using the device’s camera.
  • These innovations suggest Apple will expand accessibility across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch, and Vision Pro devices, reinforcing inclusion for users with disabilities.
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Computerworld broke the news in on Tuesday, May 13, 2025.
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