GeeksModo Story Archive - October 2026

You can route and automatically answer calls on iPad, sending call audio to the speaker, a headset, or a hearing device.

You can use Braille Access with a braille display on iPad to turn it into a braille notetaker and open any app.

You can use hearing devices with iPad, like MFi hearing aids or sound processors, and adjust their settings.

You can set up and use RTT on iPad for real-time text calls in FaceTime, start an RTT call, and type text during a call.

You can use accessibility features for hearing on iPad, from transcriptions to hearing devices and audio adjustments.

You can lock iPad to one app with Guided Access, set a time limit, choose available features, and end a session with a passcode.

You can hide distractions when reading articles in Safari on iPad with Reader, and use Reader automatically for websites.

You can use cognitive accessibility features on iPad to reduce sensory stimulus, stay focused, and adapt iPad for someone you care for.

You can get started with accessibility features on iPad for vision, mobility, hearing, speech, and cognitive needs.

You can use accessibility features for speech on iPad to type to speak, create a voice that sounds like you, and control iPad with your voice.