7 ways we’re making Android more accessible
This December, Android is getting new accessibility updates like dark theme’s expanded option, emotion tags in Expressive Captions, easier Voice Access and more.
3 ways we’re helping make classrooms more accessible
Learn more about Google’s efforts supporting National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
New AI and accessibility updates across Android, Chrome and more
In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we’re excited to roll out new updates across Android and Chrome, plus new resources for the ecosystem.
Stream Auracast broadcasts directly to hearing aids with Android.
For people who use hearing aids, the inability to stream directly to hearing devices can leave people out or create barriers to important information, whether it's …
All the Android updates coming to the Samsung Galaxy S25 series and more
Learn more about the Google and Android updates announced at Galaxy Unpacked.
Android is introducing a better hearing aid and screenreader experience.
Today we’re rolling out a handful of updates to make Android’s hearing aid and screenreader experiences even more accessible.Starting with the Samsung Galaxy S25, we’re …
Android’s Expressive Captions uses AI to bring emotion to captions
The new Live Caption feature gives you the full picture of emotion in what’s being said on your device.
How we built Face control to help Chromebooks be more accessible
Face control on Chromebooks uses facial gestures and machine learning to let people with motor impairments control their devices.
Our new partnership helps fashion designers create products for everyone
We’re working with leaders in the fashion industry to bring product inclusion and equity to New York Fashion Week.
How Project Guideline helped me run a half marathon independently
Fatmir Seremeti made history as the first visually impaired runner to complete the Stockholm Half Marathon using Google's Project Guideline, showcasing the power of AI i…