According a report from Mac Otakara, Apple will start selling accessibility accessories for Mac and iOS through its retail stores from the second quarter of next year.
Apple has been the leader in providing access to its technology to people with disabilities. The company has been awarded with the prestigious Hellen Keller Achievement Award by The American Foundation for the Blind and has been praised by various other non-profit organisations for the effort it takes to ensure its technology is accessible to people with disabilities.
In the Second Quarter of 2016 (January-March), Apple Plans to release Accessibility -related peripherals and accessories with Which the Company HAS supported iOS and OS X so far. Apple HAS Been Actively Engaged in Support Activities SUCH as its full Backup for the International ”NDIS New World Conference 2015, “Which WAS Held in Australia During October 27-29, 2015.Apple Considers Diversity Important and hopes to make its Products more accessible to the handicapped by Making accessories for the handicapped available at Apple Store.
Selling accessibility accessories through its stores might not get Apple a lot of profit, but it will definitely make lives easier for people with disabilities, which will help Apple in getting into their good books.
A report from Mac Otakara from earlier today also indicates that Apple plans on bringing Hi-Res audio support to Apple Music from early next year.
[Via Mac Otakara]
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