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Apple rolls out software updates designed for people with disabilities – Macau Business
Apple launched on Thursday a new service called SignTime, enabling customers to communicate with AppleCare and Retail Customer Care by using sign languages
Apple launched on Thursday a new service called SignTime, enabling customers to communicate with AppleCare and Retail Customer Care by using sign languages in their web browsers.
Customers visiting Apple Store locations can also use SignTime to remotely access a sign language interpreter without booking ahead of time. SignTime will initially launch in the United States, Britain, and France, with plans to expand to additional countries in the future, the company said.
It is part of Apple’s software…
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