Music Haptics is a new accessibility feature in iOS 18. 9to5 Mac . A new accessibility feature of the newly-released iOS 18 is something Apple calls Music Haptics. The feature, wh

OS 18 is chock full of new features and changes: some Apple advertised, while others, not so much. Hidden and "under the radar" features always pique my interest, and iOS 18's are no exception. My personal favorite this year?

Quick tip: don't leave Music Haptics on with your iPhone resting on a shared desk, so that you can type (while wearing AirPods). My colleague says it's "like trying to get to sleep if there's a party next door – but a good party".

As previously announced, iOS 18 includes a new accessibility feature called Music Haptics. When this feature is turned on, the iPhone's

Apple Music brings its audio haptics feature to all users as part of iOS 18. The phone will vibrate along to songs, which is a fantastic feature for those impacted by hearing loss.

Popular music recognition app Shazam has released an update integrating the new Music Haptics accessibility feature.

Apple-owned Shazam has released an updated version of the app that supports the new Music Haptics feature in iOS 18. With the feature turned

Apple has updated its Shazam app that that supports the new Music Haptics feature in iOS 18. It’s available at the Apple App Store. Shazam is a music recognition app that Apple acquired in 2018 for US$400.