Eye Tracking is a pretty remarkable and ambitious accessibility feature that lets you control your iPhone entirely with your eyes. You can use this feature in a pinch if you need to use your phone ...

Open the Settings app on your iPhone. Select Accessibility > Eye Tracking. Toggle on Eye Tracking. Smoothing: Scale this up to make pointer movement smoother, or down to make the cursor more ...

Eye tracking technology, introduced in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, marks a significant step forward in accessibility. This innovative feature enables hands-free control of your iPhone or iPad, designed ...

Game peripheral maker SteelSeries is introducing its Sentry eye tracker that enables players to control computer games with their eye movements. Proponents of eye tracking argue that it is a faster ...

To set up Eye Tracking on iOS 18, go to Settings > Accessibility > Eye Tracking. Enable Eye Tracking and complete the quick calibration by focusing on dots on the screen. Once active, you can control ...

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Perhaps building on lessons learned by developing eye-tracking controls for the Vision Pro, Apple today announced AI-driven eye-tracking support for the iPad and iPhone. The idea is that it becomes ...

With the release of iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, Apple introduced eye tracking, an accessibility feature designed to enhance device usability. This hands-free navigation tool allows you to control your ...

There's plenty new in iPadOS 15, but it also features an under-sung accessibility upgrade: support for third-party eye-tracking devices. That'll allow people with disabilities to use iPad apps and ...