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…
How we’re building accessibility into our Chromebooks around the world
Read about our partnerships in Kenya that bring Chromebooks to low vision and blind children, and learn more about new Chromebook updates for Global Accessibility Awaren…
Four new ways we’re partnering with the disability community
We’re excited to announce the Google Rising Influencers with Disabilities Program, a first of its kind program to support people with disabilities.
8 new accessibility updates across Lookout, Google Maps and more
For Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here’s new updates to our accessibility products.
Watch our new Pixel ad ahead of the big game
Google’s Super Bowl ad shows how Pixel’s Guided Frame helps blind or low vision people take great pictures or selfies.
How we tested Guided Frame and Real Tone on Pixel
For the Guided Frame and Real Tone teams, testing Pixel’s camera features was rooted in making sure it works for everyone.
New Chromebooks, features and controls for educators
We’re announcing new Chromebook models and features coming this year.