Apple’s Latest Breakthrough: Eye Tracking, Music Haptics, and More for iPhones and iPads!

New York: Apple’s forthcoming iOS 18 features are causing a stir in the tech realm, and the anticipation surges as Apple announces new additions ahead of WWDC 2024. Among the highlights is a groundbreaking voice feature enabling users to prompt Siri with personalized words or actions, eliminating the need to utter “Siri”. Additionally, iPhone and iPad users will soon harness the power of Eye Tracking to navigate their devices effortlessly.

Designed to enhance accessibility, this feature promises seamless navigation without the necessity for extra hardware or accessories. Users will effortlessly switch between apps, launch applications, execute commands, swipe, and utilize gestures with ease.

In another leap forward, Apple introduces Atypical Speech technology, employing on-device machine learning to bolster Siri’s grasp of new languages.

Furthermore, the company debuts Music Haptics, catering to individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, allowing them to engage with music on their iPhones. Through the Taptic Engine, listeners can now experience tactile sensations synchronized with the sounds of the music, enriching their auditory journey.

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Vocal Shortcuts offer users the ability to craft personalized sounds to activate Siri, offering a hands-free alternative for completing tasks. Alongside, Apple introduces enhancements to CarPlay, including Voice Control, Color Filters, and Sound Recognition, enriching the driving experience.

As the stage is set for WWDC 2024, Apple is poised to deliver groundbreaking announcements. The annual developer event, slated for June 10 at Apple Park, promises insights into iOS 18 features, watchOS, iPadOS, and more.

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