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Seconded, and I can't wait to try these out - case in point that accessibility options really are for everybody!
by ngcazz 5y ago
Seconded, and I can't wait to try these out - case in point that accessibility options really are for everybody!
- codyb 5y agoYea that's really neat. Thanks to GP I actually went and checked out the video. Clenching and pinching, if that smooth, seem like they'd be less error prone than trying to use the tiny touch screen on the Apple Watch half the time.
- twobitshifter 5y agoExactly accessibility really benefits everyone. I currently use the floating home button on my iPhone even though I have no physical problems with using the volume and power buttons to take a screenshot, I like using the home button better. The watch gestures seem useful whenever you have a handful of groceries and need to answer a call.
- astrange 5y agoSupposedly the original motivation for the taptic/fake home button in iPhones was they noticed a lot of people had turned on assistive touch just because they were worried about their home buttons wearing out.