Google Maps is getting a big accessibility update that could change how people connect with the world
Google Maps will receive a screen reader tool for nearby places
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Google Maps will receive a screen reader tool for nearby places
On the heels of Google's Magnifer accessibility app making its debut on the Pixel 8 series, the tech giant is taking accessibility to the next level on its suite of platforms.
Google expands its wheelchair accessibility tools for walking routes, introduces a disability-owned business marker, and adds more device features to help users with disabilities.
Chrome on smartphones will suggest URLs in case you accidentally mistyped, and accessibility features like Guided Frame to help low-vision users take good selfies are on Pixel 8, 8 Pro, and coming to 6 and 7 this year.
Google Maps, Waze and Apple Maps have hidden features that help you easily explore the world around you - and will make the journey more entertaining.