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  In this article, we will discuss how you can add your own pronunciations on iPad and iPhone. It feels very convenient to have an iPhone that speaks for you while you are relaxing on your couch or doing some other activity. The iOS devices are known for reading content appropriately; however, when it comes to pronouncing some specific names or words properly, the devices might fail at times. And this is where adding custom pronunciations come into the role. It is very easy to set up this accessibility feature on an iOS device. Follow the below-mentioned steps if you want to know how you can do so: Add Custom Pronunciations on iPhone and iPad The Speak Screen was mainly designed for individuals who are visually impaired, but anyone can use it to make their iPad or iPhone read the content. If your eyes are asking for a well-earned rest, you should prefer using it without any hesitation. You don’t need any third-party tool for adding custom pronunciations, as it can be done directly ...

  PiP or Picture-in-Picture mode is the feature that enables the users to view more than one item at a time. This concept has already existed for several years on computers and TV. This interesting feature has also been introduced to the iPad and it allows you to watch videos directly from an app or web-based service at the same time while working on other programs. If you want to enable PiP or Picture-in-Picture mode on your iPad, then follow these straightforward instructions: iPad Models that Support PiP Mode There are various iPad versions available supporting Picture-in-Picture mode like iPad models of 5th gen or above, all versions of iPad Pro, iPad Air 2 or above, iPad mini 4 or above. Steps to Enter PiP (Picture-in-Picture) Mode on your iPad Here are the guidelines to follow if you desire to get into PiP mode on your iPad: First and foremost, select the video you are watching. Then, choose the PiP tab from any nook of your video screen. Note: PiP mode will automatically lau...