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Microsoft's new line of adaptive accessories for Windows PCs aims to make technology more inclusive and accessible.

Microsoft's Ability Summit has kicked off in spectacular fashion with the unveiling of a new line of PC accessories designed from the ground up in conjunction with disability communities across the globe. These new accessories are highly adaptable and are built to be modular and customizable to fit everybody's needs.

The Windows 10 October 2020 Update has officially reached its end of service. The version of the OS will no longer receive security updates.

Microsofts Inclusive Tech Lab has revealed adaptive accessories to help people who cant use a traditional keyboard and mouse be productive with a PC.

Meet the Microsoft Adaptive Mouse, Adaptive Hub, and Adaptive Buttons, three assistive peripherals that Microsoft made for people with disabilities but can be used by just about anyone.

Microsoft started its Ability Summit today. At the event, the company outlined several ways that its Edge browser improves accessibility to the web.

Microsoft has announced that it has formed a new "Inclusive Tech Lab" that's designed to help the company build more accessible and inclusive products and experiences. The company says the lab was created as an embassy for people with disabilities, and will demonstrate what is possible when products are intentionally built to be accessible by everyone.

Lenovo today announced four new laptops in its Legion 7/i and Legion Slim 7/i category. These flagship PCs are more powerful than ever and come with a bunch of upgrades for a seventh generation.

At Microsoft Ability Summit 2022, corporate vice president Sarah Bond talked about steps game designers can use to build more accessible games.