How Google Will Make Chrome, Android, and Even Cars Accessible to the Blind
Google has reported back from a meeting earlier this month with 63 executives from the Vision Serve Alliance at Google's office in San Francisco, where members of the team demonstrated how improvements to Google products like Chrome, Android, and the self-driving car could increase mobility for the 285 million people in the world who are visually impaired.
Google has reported back from a meeting earlier this month with 63 executives from the Vision Serve Alliance at Google’s office in San Francisco, where members of the team demonstrated how improvements to Google products like Chrome, Android, and the self-driving car could increase mobility for the 285 million people in the world who are visually impaired.
The details: “Chromevox is a screen reader that’s built into Chrome OS and the Chrome browser,” explained new business development senior manager Seval Oz in the blog post. “Android’s
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