Jun 10, 2026 · 1 hr 41 min · 15 segments
Apple released the latest versions of its flagship operating systems, including iOS and iPad 26 for the popular iPhone and iPad product lines, in September 2025. Amongst the many new features are a…
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Braille access in Apple's description of it is a sort of note taker like experience for users of Braille displays.
It builds on a couple of features that have been in iOS for quite a long time now, namely the ability to press enter when you're on the home screen to launch an app and press enter when you're inside an app to be able to locate an item.
To these two existing features, Braille Access adds a Braille note taker feature, a BRF reader, a calculator, and a new feature called live captions, which we'll talk a little bit about later on.
And there's also the ability to have a ticking clock on your Braille display should you want it.
We're going to explain how the features work, and we'll also take you into some settings that you might want to customize as you go through Braille access.
Braille access in Apple's description of it is a sort of note taker like experience for users of Braille displays.
It builds on a couple of features that have been in iOS for quite a long time now, namely the ability to press enter when you're on the home screen to launch an app and press enter when you're inside an app to be able to locate an item.
To these two existing features, Braille Access adds a Braille note taker feature, a BRF reader, a calculator, and a new feature called live captions, which we'll talk a little bit about later on.
And there's also the ability to have a ticking clock on your Braille display should you want it.
We're going to explain how the features work, and we'll also take you into some settings that you might want to customize as you go through Braille access.
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