iOS 7 brought many new features to the operating system, most which we overlooked during Apple’s limited time at their keynote. Deep down inside of the settings application a new feature was recently brought to attention. By going to Settings > General > Accessibility > Switch Control users can interact with iOS without anything but a small head gesture. The system however takes complete control of the device, and is aimed for people with accessibility restraints so you won’t have fun only using it for a small task like turing up and down the volume. That being said it is an interesting find and could be very helpful for those who are paralyzed or otherwise can’t use the device as it was originally intended.
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