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ACCESSIBILITY BUZZ -October 2023

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8 ways Google is making daily tasks more accessible!

By Google

Google has rolled out new accessibility features and updates that make accomplishing daily tasks faster and easier — like taking selfies, getting walking directions or searching the web. They've recently launched Lookout image Q&A mode and accessibility updates on Android 14 and Wear OS 4. Now, they have even more accessible features across their products that are built with and for people with disabilities


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How to use the iPad accessibility features for the elderly and impaired?

By Apple Tool Box

There are different features your iPad has to offer to help the elderly and impaired. For example, it can make app buttons bigger and easier to use. You can also make the text bigger to make it easier to read. In this guide, you’ll see what Accessibility offers to help the elderly and impaired easily use their iPads.


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LinkedIn adds accessibility features with the help of Microsoft’s Immersive Reader

By Engadget

LinkedIn is making its platform more accessible by integrating Microsoft’s Immersive Reader. The service says that, in honor of Dyslexia Awareness Month and National Disability Employment Awareness Month, it's providing users with more ways to digest articles and newsletters. That seems particularly useful at a time when LinkedIn has been embracing longer-form content.

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Xbox's latest accessibility update lets you play mouse-and-keyboard games with just your controller

By Windows Central

The importance of accessibility in all walks of life cannot be understated, allowing people to live normal lives regardless of their personal challenges or disabilities. This is just as true for video games, and few companies have been as vocal about its investments in the area than Microsoft Xbox. The company revealed more of its efforts to improve accessibility for gamers.

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