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Innovations in Telco Accessibility from South Korea.

25th April 2025

South Korean telecom companies are working on new technologies to help people with disability. SK Telecom is partnering with social venture Tuat to launch Sullivan Eye, a smart glasses device that can help people who…

Samsung Prioritises Accessibility with AI-Powered Solutions.

24th April 2025

Samsung Electronics is working to make technology more accessible and inclusive for everyone.

Ivona, Senior Vice President of Samsung Electronics, emphasises that “‘AI for everyone’ means allowing anyone to naturally benefit from technology in everyday…

Help Improve Cinema Accessibility in WA – Share Your Experience!

10th April 2025

The Curtin enAble Institute, in collaboration with Ability WA, are conducting a project to explore the lived experiences of attending cinemas in Western Australia among individuals with disabilities and / or accessibility needs and their support…

Nintendo Switch 2 Brings Promising Accessibility Upgrades.

9th April 2025

Nintendo has unveiled a suite of accessibility features for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting a more inclusive direction for the console’s next generation. The updates include both hardware and software improvements designed to…

New Accessibility Tags Coming to Games in Industry-Wide Effort.

4th April 2025

Major gaming companies, including Microsoft, Nintendo, and Electronic Arts, have launched the Accessible Games Initiative, a new effort to help players easily identify accessibility features in games. Managed by the Entertainment Software Association (ESA), the…

Australia formally adopts WCAG 2.2 Level AA!

2nd April 2025

The Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) have published a media release on the 2nd of April 2025 providing “new guidelines to assist organisations and businesses to meet their legal obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act…