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.
Celebrating accessibility and disability inclusion at Google
Three Google employees share how their experiences shape their work championing for accessibility.
3 ways we work to make Google Play more accessible
For National Disability Employment Awareness Month, here’s a look at Googlers and the accessibility apps and features they work on for Google Play.
How AI can make classrooms more accessible
We recently spoke at the Department of Education about the intersection of accessibility and AI, and how it informs the future of education.
Celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act
On the eve of the 33rd anniversary of the ADA, we’re sponsoring the captions and audio description of a musical tribute to Judy Heumann.
Googlers share their stories for Disability Pride Month
In celebration of Disability Pride Month, we learn from four Googlers about what their identity means to them.
How technology can help diverse learners thrive
Global Accessibility Awareness Day puts a focus on how we can make classrooms more accessible, no matter how students learn.
These teachers are bringing computer science to students with disabilities
A $100k grant to the University of Florida enabled a professional development program for computer science and special education teachers.
5 products and features that make the digital world more accessible
On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here are product and feature updates built by and for people with disabilities