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What’s coming in Windows 10 accessibility
— May 21, 2020I hope this blog finds you, your family and friends and your colleagues all healthy and safe during these
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Accessibility Meets Bixby Vision – Samsung Global Newsroom
— May 21, 2020From electric wheelchairs to hearing aids, assistive technology is key to enhancing the social participation
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Our vision to close the broadband gap, improve teacher training and boost accessibility in the classroom |
— January 16, 2020With the start of the new year, we’re excited to head to London for the annual Bett UK education technology
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Gears 5 sets a higher bar for accessibility with features that mean more people can play the game
— January 8, 2020Video games have saved Cherry Thompson’s life many times, from ‘80s game Rainbow Islands providing
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Minecraft now more autism friendly with accessibility features built by Garage Interns
— October 29, 2019Anyone who has joined an online game knows chat can be a fun, engaging, and useful tool in teaming up,
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One UI 2 Brings Enhanced Accessibility Features to the Galaxy Range – Samsung Global Newsroom
— October 29, 2019When we talk about accessibility, what we’re discussing are features and services that enable anyone
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5 accessibility features that empower everyone
— June 19, 2019Empowering everyone means creating technology that reflects human diversity. Many of the features designed
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Four New Eyes First Games Now Available, Play with Your Eyes! – Microsoft Accessibility Blog
— June 18, 2019By Bernice You We are excited to announce the release of four new Eyes First games on Microsoft Store
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Microsoft’s AI for Accessibility grant winners: ‘You want to be seen as the person you are’
— May 16, 2019Dexter Ang says it was his mother who inspired him to help develop a nerve-sensing wearable device that
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Making accessibility easy to learn, use, build and master
— May 16, 2019Jenny Lay-Flurrie, Chief Accessibility Officer, Microsoft. (Photo by Christoph Neumann) < div>
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Skype and Glamour Magazine partnership aims to help young women achieve their dreams
— November 19, 2017As a sponsor of Glamour’s 2017 Women of the Year Summit, we launched a new mentor program in partnership
65” QLED TV and 49” QLED Monitor – Samsung Global Newsroom
— November 17, 2017In any sport, athletes and amateurs alike are concerned about how their equipment might impact their
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