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How to use a Trackpad or a Mouse with your iPhone & iPad

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Apple has launched mouse support that comes with its latest iOS 13 version. After the introduction of this amazing feature, you can use your iPhone or iPad just as you use Mac at your home or at your workplace. This new feature is quite amazing, and the majority of users have started to like it. Besides this, it is quite a serious matter for some iOS users of how they can use this feature. iOS users need to know that the feature is only available on iOS 13. So if you are using an older version of iOS software, then update it to its latest version to initiate the process of using this mouse support feature on your iPhone or iPad. Here are the detailed methods in this article to show you how to get and use this incredible feature on your iOS device. SOURCE:  How to use a Trackpad or a Mouse with your iPhone & iPad , Fegon Group With this feature, it is quite easier for users to interact with their iOS devices by using its AssistiveTouch capabilities. Here’s how to enable...

How to Turn On VoiceOver on MacBook?

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VoiceOver is a feature that helps visually challenged people to access their device. It can read out aloud what’s on your screen and also guide you about how to get something done on your device. If you own a Mac, then the good news is your device comes up with VoiceOver feature, and it also offers free training to use it. In this article, we will tell you how to use this feature correctly. SOURCE: How to Turn On VoiceOver on MacBook? Turning On VoiceOver If you want to turn on VoiceOver on your Mac, you need to follow the instructions given below. Get started by clicking on the Apple menu tab on your Mac. After that, you should click on System Preferences. Then you have to click on the Accessibility option. Thereafter, you should click on VoiceOver. Later, tick the box of “Enable VoiceOver.” If you have not turned on VoiceOver previously, then a narrator will guide you. VoiceOver Training You can use VoiceOver training on your Mac. Here are the instructions given...