It's amazing to hear all the stories of people with disabilities taking advantage of the iPhone's fantastic accessibility features. There really is no excuse fo

It's amazing to hear all the stories of people with disabilities taking advantage of the iPhone's fantastic accessibility features. There really is no excuse for not putting in the extra effort to make these devices usable for everyone. This was a famous blog post about 4 years ago of a blind iPhone user's first experiences, it's a fantastic read: http://blog.austinseraphin.com/2010/06/12/my-first-week-with-the-iphone/ http://blog.austinseraphin.com/2010/06/12/my-first-week-with... Around the same time, I heard other stories of Apple devs who were forced to test the iPhone with physical restraints like boxing gloves and blindfolds to ensure they could do just about everything a fully able bodied person could. I can't find any related articles now, I wonder if anyone else could confirm or deny this?