Sound Recognition is a powerful new Accessibility feature in iOS/iPadOS 14Sound Recognition is a new accessibility feature in iOS 14 — here's how it works and how to use it.
Apple's Accessibility features allow people who have a variety of different needs to interact with technology in ways that are more accommodating and, in lots of cases, necessary to be able to do everyday tasks. Apple has been putting a ton of work into Accessibility features in recent years to make its technology more accessible for everyone. Last year, iOS 13 introduced Voice Control, which allows you to command your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to open flies, type documents, search for photos, anything you can imagine all with just the power of your voice. This year, Apple is releasing a Sound Recognition feature that is bound to be insanely useful to those with hearing impairments, but also to anyone who thinks it will help them.
Apple occasionally offers updates to iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS as closed developer previews or public betas. While the betas contain new feature...
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Sound Recognition is a powerful new Accessibility feature in iOS/iPadOS 14
