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Accessibility Features in iOS 7.1

Accessibility Features in iOS 7.1

iOS 7, in general, has been a challenge for low-vision users. Many of the stylistic choices such as transparency and lack of contrast and clearly defined buttons have made iOS difficult for some to see. This is made more challenging because vision is so variable. What works for one low-vision user is unlikely to work for another.

Driverless Car for India – Rise Prize

Driverless Car for India – Rise Prize

The Mahindra Group Wednesday launched India’s biggest innovation prize- the ‘Rise Prize’ which offers USD1 million to drive globally relevant, disruptive innovations while helping build a culture of innovation in India. It will start with two primary challenges, the Mobility Challenge, which invites solutions for driverless cars in India, while the second Solar Challenge aims to make solar energy products more accessible to the population at large.

A Humanitarian Act

A Humanitarian Act

Suhas is a 10 years old boy, studying in V grade in some village in Davangere. He comes from an economically weak family. He was like any other child in school until the time when he started feeling difficulty in copying from the black board. He also had other complaints like missing a catch while […]

Indian Government Launches Text To Speech

Indian Government Launches Text To Speech

Text-to-Speech (TTS) is computer software which renders the machine readable text into Human Voice. The TTS software allows people with visual impairments or reading disabilities to listen to written text and works on a computer or a mobile device.

10 design innovations for the hearing impaired

10 design innovations for the hearing impaired

Communicaid is a novel concept designed by Jaepyung Lee, which will make it easy for the deaf to communicate with those who can hear. This piece of equipment comprises of three devices that can blend with different needs in various situations. The Communicaid Visual Sound Station, will allow a user to recognize sounds even when he is indoors.

Advanced technology to help people with different abilities

Advanced technology to help people with different abilities

Technological assistance for dyslexia (a learning disability that affects reading and writing skills) may not require specialised applications. “For instance, the use of spell-checks can allow the person with learning difficulties to remain focused on the task of communication,” says R. Subramanium, professor, Rehabilitation Council of India.