Apple’s iPhone Duo Should Get Reachability Accessibility in an Upcoming Update - CNET

Apple’s new iPhone Duo, which officially goes on sale this Friday, should be getting the Reachability accessibility feature later this year, according to reporting by Wired. Reachability is a setting that lets you move the top half of your phone display down, making apps and buttons easier to reach with one hand.

If the $1,999 iPhone gets the feature for its wider screens, particularly its 7.6-inch inner display (which is only slightly smaller than the 8.3-inch iPad Mini), it should make it easier for folks to reach elements on the left or right edges of the screen.

Reachability has been part of iOS since 2014, with the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, which had 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch screens, respectively. The iPhone Duo’s outer display is 5.4 inches, and it would make sense for Apple to continue updating it to be easier to use.

While Apple hasn’t...

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