Microsoft is releasing a new range of accessories aimed at making its products easier for disabled people to use. Back in 2018, Microsoft released a controller that served a similar purpose and made ...

I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing methodology and handed out buying advice for what seems like forever; I'm currently absorbed by computers and gaming hardware, but ...

Microsoft is continuing its push to make tech more accessible with a new line of accessories. On Tuesday, Microsoft announced a series of products to "empower people who may have difficulty using a ...

Microsoft has announced that its Adaptive Accessories, which include the Xbox Adaptive Controller, will be available starting October 25 as an effort to make accessibility features an integral part of ...

They’ve got genuinely helpful features, but the materials could use some work. They’ve got genuinely helpful features, but the materials could use some work. Like many people, I have invisible ...

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Microsoft wants to bring gaming to absolutely everyone with its new Xbox Adaptive Controller. The tech giant announced its Adaptive Controller in May, and it was met with wide fanfare for providing ...

At its annual Microsoft Ability Summit, Microsoft announced its Adaptive Accessories, a new series of products aimed at making PCs more inclusive for people whom a traditional mouse and keyboard ...

Something to look forward to: Microsoft received much-deserved praise when its accessories made gaming easier for those with disabilities a few years ago. The company has finally announced when it ...

Microsoft on Tuesday announced several new accessibility initiatives at the company during the Microsoft Ability Summit. The first announcement Microsoft made is that the company now has a dedicated ...

James grew up in the arcades of the 80s and has played games on everything from the Milton Bradley Microvision to the PlayStation 5. He worked in gaming retail during the PS1/PS2 eras, and even had a ...