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Google Introduces Facial Control for Chromebooks: Enhance Accessibility and Classroom Experience

Google has announced new features for Chromebooks, allowing users to control their devices with head and facial movements. This innovative accessibility tool, aimed at motor-impaired users, complem...

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ChromeOS M131 Update: Safety Reset Feature for Your Chromebook

Google introduces ChromeOS M131, featuring the innovative 'Safety Reset' to reset Chromebooks without data loss, alongside new Flash notifications for accessibility. Discover how this update enhanc...

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EA Expands Accessibility Program with 23 New Tech Patents

Electronic Arts adds 23 more tech patents to its accessibility program, allowing developers to enhance gaming experiences for players with speech disorders. This move follows EA's commitment to inc...

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FCC Mandates Hearing Aid Compatibility in Smartphones

The FCC has announced that all smartphones in the U.S. must now be compatible with hearing aids. New regulations include Bluetooth requirements, improved volume control, and clear labeling to enhan...

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Reviving Mobility: Medicare Now Covers Exoskeletons for Paralyzed Patients

After a decade, Medicare now reimburses personal exoskeletons, aiding individuals like Mr. Straight to regain mobility. Lifeward ensures support throughout eligibility and claims processes, marking...

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iOS 18’s Music Haptics in Shazam: A New Experience for All

Discover iOS 18's Music Haptics feature now available in Shazam, enhancing music accessibility for the deaf and hard of hearing through tactile feedback. Experience music like never before!