Your Android device has a range of accessibility features to support those with hearing, vision, and mobility challenges. Among these accessibility options, you'll also find features that boost ...

When we talk about accessibility, most of us think about things like ramps or elevators—physical features that help people get around. But what about online? So much of what we do now happens ...

Apple is making progress on a standard for brain implant devices that can help people with disabilities control devices such as iPhones with their thoughts. As reported in The Wall Street Journal, ...

Earlier this year, Apple launched a new tool that makes it easier to read anything on your device’s screen. Designed for people with visual disabilities, Accessibility Reader provides a full-screen ...

Google designed Accessibility features on Android to be inclusive of people with disabilities. When activated, these features provide an enhanced user experience as it makes phones more comfortable ...

Despite game studios investing in accessibility teams and design practices for their games, Microsoft’s Xbox Adaptive Controller has been the only first-party accessible game controller available.

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For 70-year-old Connie Scheu of Erie, Pennsylvania, the passage of H.R. 1328 would go a long way toward making her feel in control of her health. “This is an exciting first step,” Scheu, who is blind ...

PHOENIX, Ariz. — The Arizona Diamondbacks Foundation is collaborating with OneCourt, creators of the first tactile sports broadcast, to improve accessibility for blind and visually impaired fans. Free ...

Nick is a freelance writer from Chicago, IL, with a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. His lifelong belief in the artistic power of video games led him to ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Editor's note: An earlier version of this story stated that the LightSound device was developed at UT Austin. However, it was developed by Harvard astronomers – UT hosted workshops to ...