Access and Inclusion Through Technology

As of today, all new Apple Watch Series 9 and Ultra 2 models sold by Apple do not suppor

This tip provides guidance on using the Table Layer feature in JAWS. The Table Layer facilitates easier navigation through tables by simplifying keystrokes. Users can activate the Table Layer in a table by pressing INSERT+SPACEBAR, followed by the letter T. Navigation within the table is accomplished using arrow keys. Additional commands are available and can be listed by a specific keystroke combination. Exiting the Table Layer is straightforward, involving either pressing ESC or navigating away from the table.

Explore JAWS Text Analyzer, a tool for detecting errors and inconsistencies in documents and web pages. It identifies format changes, unmatched parentheses, and more. Easily navigate errors using ALT+WINDOWS KEY+I, and toggle continuous monitoring with INSERT+V. Options include sound alerts, error counts, and detailed inconsistency descriptions.

Imagine a world where you can control your smartphone or laptop just by moving your head or subtly shifting your tongue -- a future where voiceless

Learning braille allows blind and visually impaired people to understand how text is formatted on a page. Unlike listening to a screen reader, which narrates the contents of pages to users, braille documents teach people where text is located on different pages

California is considering adopting a new law (AB-1757) that adopts Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 level AA as the level of accessibility that websites and mobile apps providing products or services must follow. It also expands liability to third-party developers and gives people with disabilities and businesses the ability to sue web developers for […]

“The primary problem of blindness,” writes author Andrew Leland, “is access to information.”

The recognition was witnessed by over 5 million people across the Netherlands through TV news and press releases.

Audible is arguably the most popular audiobook app out there, but there are several other options that offer a great listening experience

Explore top-rated visual assistance apps for iOS with a focus on low vision. Choose apps to enhance your daily life with cutting-edge assistive technology.

AI can duplicate your voice. It can create images. And now it can apparently do a pretty good job of copying your handwriting.

Unveiled during CES 2024, VTouch's WHSP Ring is a device you wear on your finger that has a proximity sensor, microphone, and button.

The Find My items limit has increased from 16 to 32 as of iOS 16, confirmed by a recently updated support document.

by David Redmond For almost three decades, Microsoft’s QWERTY keyboard design has remained largely the same. The last big change came with the introduction of the Windows key, introduced in 1994 ahead of the release of Windows 95. But now, Microsoft has decided it’s time for a change. It is introducing the AI copilot key.

Oklahoma Mobile ID is an app that can store a secured, digitized version of a driver’s license or state-issued ID. Residents can use the app as a means to verify their identity.  Unfortunately, the app is not accessible to individuals with vision disabilities. “It’s currently the ONLY form of mobile-phone-based ID that is verifiable against […]

My personal superlatives for writing utensils and writing aids for low vision and dysgraphia, and how my preferences have changed over time