An Apple accessibility feature called Switch Control allows you to use your head to trigger specific actions on your iPhone or iPad.

To use Switch control on your iPhone, connect your iPhone and iPad to the same Wi-Fi network and log in to the iCloud account on both devices using the same Apple ID.

Coming to an array of apps - including Apple Music, CarPlay, and iOS - the new accessibility features will be available 'later this year.' Here's a rundown of what's coming to iPhone and iPad users.

Connect your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons to your iPhone or iPad for smoother, more precise control.

Apple's latest accessibility features coming in iOS 18 include an eye tracking function that will allow you to control your iPhone without using your hands.

It's only 2023 when Apple decided to test console games on iPhone 15. From then, you can now play PC games using a controller, and a Nintendo Switch Joy-Con is one of many options to use.

Apple is soon letting iPad and iPhone users control their devices with a glance of their eyes.