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May 20, 2024
Microsoft has introduced two new Copilot+ PCs, the Surface Laptop 7th Edition and Surface Pro 11th Edition, designed primarily for business customers. Equipped with Snapdragon X Elite and Plus processors and running Windows 11 Pro, these devices promise faster performance and improved AI capabilities compared to the MacBook Air. The new Copilot+ PCs feature integrated NPUs, offering AI-driven tools like Recall, Live Captions with Translations, and Windows Studio Effects, which streamline daily t...
October 3, 2023
Redmond-based Microsoft marked the beginning of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, or NDEAM for short, by publishing two blog posts.
September 22, 2023
Microsoft's smallest, cheapest "true" Surface laptop is back, in snazzy new hues. But with a price rise and some better parts, is it still a great value? We took a peek.
September 21, 2023
How will the Surface Laptop Go 3 vs MacBook Air compare?
March 8, 2023
We researched and identified several design and engineering accessibility principles based on existing practices to help create more equitable products, systems, and services.
January 19, 2023
This article highlights key tips, traps and trends for advertisers for the coming year. Though Canadian law is referenced, the concepts have global relevance.  The term โdark patternsโ...
October 12, 2022
Microsoft will ship its Adaptive Accessories, including specialized mice and buttons, on Oct. 25.
September 22, 2022
Microsoft just teased its next major event, but is mum on what it plans to show off.
September 14, 2022
Seattle, Washington (PRWEB) September 14, 2022 -- The International Design Excellence Awards (IDEA)ยฎ 2022 Ceremony & Gala, held at Benaroya Hall in Seattle,
July 15, 2022
Most of the largest digital publications donโt have consistent coverage of assistive technology. We asked journalists who have been on the beat for years how the industry can do better.