Use Your iPad or iPhone Without Hardware Buttons Via Assisted Touch [iOS Tips]

Cult of Mac
By Rob LeFebvreApr 25, 2013, 3:00 pm153 pts
Assisted Touch is an accessibility feature for iOS, usable on any iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch, that recreates the hardware buttons and other gestures that someone with a motor disability might need to use. It also lets other folks use the Home, volume, screen lock, wake/sleep, and multitasking bar without…

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