Google Meet adds live speech translation across 63 languages
Google Meet now translates spoken conversation in real time across 63 languages, with automatic language detection.
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Google Meet lets sign language interpreters stay side by side on mobile
Video tile pairing on Meet mobile keeps a sign language interpreter beside the speaker, on Android now and on iOS from Nov. 2.
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Windows 11 update brings Screen Tint, math reading in Narrator and braille at setup
Windows 11 adds Screen Tint, structured math reading in Narrator and braille display support from the very first setup screen.
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FCC rule dropping ASCII requirement for TTY relay takes effect
An FCC rule that drops the ASCII format requirement for TTY-based relay services took effect Oct. 13.
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KFF: nearly 650,000 people wait for Medicaid home care
KFF counts about 650,000 people on Medicaid home care waiting lists in 2026, up about 7%, most of them people with I/DD.
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UK backs new technology to help more disabled people into work
A £60 million U.K. fund seeks AI job matching, prosthetics and digital therapies to help disabled people get into work.
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Amtrak expands Be My Eyes visual help to 151 stations
Blind and low vision Amtrak travelers can get live visual help through the free Be My Eyes app at 151 stations nationwide.
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Gemini Live adds Guided Vision for blind and low vision users
Guided Vision in Gemini Live uses the phone camera to describe surroundings for blind and low vision Android users.