
Apple will add new accessibility features to its iPhones later this year, with one adjusting the experience for those who suffer from travel sickness.
It'll judge the motion and acceleration inside a vehicle and provide visual cues on the phone's screen to help you adjust.
We've all done it: whether on a tilting train, a ferry, or in the passenger seat of a car, the desire to catch up on social media or look at that longread can sometimes leave you feeling distinctly queasy. Until now the best advice to avoid travel sickness was not to read, but Apple has a better idea and it's bringing it to your iPhone.