Microsoft’s latest updates to Windows 11 are designed to make technology more accessible and intuitive for everyone. Two new features, AI-enhanced Search and improved Voice Access, are particularly beneficial for users with disability…
Microsoft has introduced two new features in Windows 11 that aim to make reading easier for people who have dyslexia and dysgraphia. These tools, Reading Coach and Immersive Reader, are part of the company…
Steam, the world’s largest PC gaming platform, has announced an update in accessibility features. Soon, players will be able to view detailed accessibility options for games directly on their Steam pages, helping them make…
South Korean telecom companies are working on new technologies to help people with disability. SK Telecom is partnering with social venture Tuat to launch Sullivan Eye, a smart glasses device that can help people who…
Samsung Electronics is working to make technology more accessible and inclusive for everyone.
Ivona, Senior Vice President of Samsung Electronics, emphasises that “‘AI for everyone’ means allowing anyone to naturally benefit from technology in everyday…
The 22nd International Web for All Conference (W4A’25), taking place on April 28-29 at the ICC Sydney: International Convention & Exhibition Centre, will feature a paper by Dr. Scott Hollier, Dr. Ruchi Permvattana…
The Curtin enAble Institute, in collaboration with Ability WA, are conducting a project to explore the lived experiences of attending cinemas in Western Australia among individuals with disabilities and / or accessibility needs and their support…
Nintendo has unveiled a suite of accessibility features for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting a more inclusive direction for the console’s next generation. The updates include both hardware and software improvements designed to…
Microsoft has introduced a new gamepad-friendly keyboard layout in Windows 11, making it easier to type using an Xbox controller. The feature is part of the latest Insider build (26100.3613) and is designed…
Major gaming companies, including Microsoft, Nintendo, and Electronic Arts, have launched the Accessible Games Initiative, a new effort to help players easily identify accessibility features in games. Managed by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the…