iPhone is introducing some accessibility features that will make it easier for its users to give commands or choose actions using the Apple logo on the back of your phone. 

iOS 14 users can turn the Apple logos on their phones into virtual buttons to give commands or choose actions. 

The feature called Back Tap has been built into iOS 14 and users can now create back taps for both double and triple taps.  They can choose actions to give commands like app switcher, control center, home, lock screen, mute, notification center, reachability, screenshot, shake, Siri, Spotlight, volume down, volume up, assistive touch, classic invert, magnifier, smart invert, speak screen, voice-over, zoom, scroll down and scroll up. 

To enable the Back Tap feature, iPhone users should follow the given steps:

-- Go To Settings.

-- Select Accessibility > Touch

-- Scroll to the button to select Back Tap.

Another simple but significant accessibility feature that iPhone users can enable is the AssistiveTouch feature, which floats a small menu on the user's display. 

This feature can be moved around on the screen with a finger and allows users to carry out gestures such as pinching or multi-finger swipes with a single finger and offers quick access to a variety of functions. 

Users can have as many as eight icons on the home screen.

To enable Assistive Touch, users can follow the given steps:

-- Go to Settings > Accessibility

-- From here, users can either select Assistive Touch and turn the toggle on for the feature

-- Users can also go to Accessibility Shortcut and then click Assistive Touch.

-- Users can also give voice commands to Siri to enable Assistive touch.

To customise Assistive Touch, go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch

-- Click on the Customise Top Level Menu.

Also Read:

COVID COACH APP: FOR THOSE STRUGGLING MENTALLY DURING THE PANDEMIC

ANDROID 12, PIXEL 5A, PIXEL BUDS A SERIES, WEAR OS AND MORE EXPECTED AT THE GOOGLE IO 2021, STARTING ON MAY 18

TESLA MAY ACCEPT DOGECOIN AS PAYMENT

2021 VOLKSWAGEN POLO GTI TEASES FACELIFT IN DESIGN SKETCH