Apple provides an extensive range of accessibility features across its lineup of devices, and a new tool in iOS 17 will help those that need their voice to talk for them. Here's how to set it up.

Personal Voice in iOS 17 is one of the greatest features introduced by Apple in iOS 17. The feature uses AI and little training to replicate users' voice and use it in various scenarios.

How to use your Personal Voice with iOS 17 Once your voice is done processing, let's look at how to use the voice to speak.

Use iOS 17's new accessibility features to save a copy of your Personal Voice. Here's how to set it up, what the process is like and how effective it is.

Learn iOS 16's amazingly powerful voice recognition and dictation features to save time and increase accuracy in your daily tasks.

Using Voice Dictation To use voice dictation in iOS 7, simply open up any app that uses the keyboard (such as Messages, Mail, etc.). Next, tap in a text box in order to bring up the keyboard.

Google Voice is supported on most Android and iOS devices, including tablets. On Apple devices, Google Voice requires iOS 3.0 or later. Step 2: Set Up Google Voice Before you start using Google ...

On-Device Speech Processing and Personalization Starting in iOS 15, speech processing and personalization are done on-device. This makes ‌Siri‌ faster at processing requests, but also more secure.

Availability Voice Control is an iOS 13 feature available on iPhones and iPads, but it's also available in macOS Catalina for those who want to control their Macs with their voice.