Apple has announced new special features for people with disabilities coming this year. They include Eye Tracking, allowing users to control an iPad or iPhone with their eyes, according to Apple Newsroom. Eye Tracking The Eye Tracking feature, based on artificial intelligence, gives users the built-in ability to navigate iPad and iPhone with their eyes. Designed for users with physical disabilities, Eye Tracking uses the front-facing camera to set up and calibrate in seconds. The feature works in iPadOS and iOS apps and does not require any additional hardware or accessories. With Eye Tracking…