Category: Getting Started | Tags: accessibility, display, font size, screen reader, magnification Last Updated: April 20, 2026 | Estimated Read Time: 4 min
Your device includes a comprehensive set of accessibility features that adapt the smartphone experience to your needs. Access all settings via Settings > Accessibility.
Vision Accessibility (Android & iPhone)
Modern smartphones offer built-in tools to help make your screen easier to see and use. You can access these features by going to Settings and selecting Accessibility on both Android and iPhone devices.
Screen Readers: If you have difficulty seeing the screen, you can enable TalkBack (Android) or VoiceOver (iPhone). This feature reads all on-screen text and buttons out loud.
Zoom and Magnification: To see small details more clearly, use the Magnification (Android) or Zoom (iPhone) tool to enlarge specific parts of your screen.
Text Size and Display: You can make reading more comfortable by increasing the font size.
On Android, go to Settings > Display > Font Size.On iPhone, go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Text Size.
Color Adjustments: To improve visibility or reduce eye strain, you can use Color Correction (Android) or Color Filters (iPhone) to change how colors appear on the display.
High Contrast Text: For better readability against different backgrounds, enable High Contrast Text (Android) or Increase Contrast (iPhone) to make text stand out more sharply.
Hearing
Live Caption: Automatically captions audio playing on your device in real-time — videos, podcasts, voice messages.
Sound Amplifier: Uses your earphones to amplify and filter sounds in your environment.
Hearing Aid Compatibility: Rated M3/T4 for hearing aid compatibility.
Vibration: Customize vibration intensity and patterns for notifications and calls.
Motor and Interaction
Voice Access: Control your entire phone with voice commands — open apps, navigate screens, type, and edit text.
Switch Access: Use external switches or keyboard keys to interact with your device.
Touch and Hold Delay: Adjust the time required for a touch-and-hold gesture (short, medium, or long).
One-Handed Mode: Shrink the display to the bottom corner for easier reach (swipe down on the navigation bar).
Tip: Settings may vary slightly depending on your device model and software version.