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iPhone Duo Gets Reachability in iOS 27.3 Beta

With today's iOS 27.3 beta, Apple expanded Reachability to the iPhone Duo . Reachability lets ‌iPhone Duo‌ users shift the content on the left or right side of the outer screen to make it easier to reach with a thumb. Reachability can be turned on or off by going to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Reachability. It is on by default after updating to the new software. When the…

iPhone Duo Gets Reachability in iOS 27.3 Beta

Apple has expanded the Reachability feature to the iPhone Duo in the iOS 27.3 beta. Reachability allows users to shift content on the left or right side of the outer screen, making it easier to reach with a thumb. This feature can be enabled or disabled in the Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Reachability menu, and is enabled by default after updating to the new software. When the iPhone Duo is closed, a short swipe left on the left edge or right on the right edge will shift the outer display's content left or right.

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