Accessibility news

	January — December 2006
	» Computers that adapt to your needs » One-stop shopping for fully accessible solutions » Government Computer News: Advances in Section 508 » Boomer-friendly gadgets: technology developed for those with special needs is going mainstream » Designing Web sites for older adults » UK government acts on e-accessibility » UK DRC - Making Web sites accessible » Members of Parliament under fire over Web access » Building your case for Web accessibility » Starbucks looks to disabled » Robots help blind shoppers

	January — December 2005
	» HP and other multinationals helping people with disabilities (PDF file) » Business & Disability Network calls for more inclusive European workplace (PDF file) » Sony invention beams sights, sounds into brain » Share of older workers increases » Start early for accessibility » Accessible Web Sites Bring More Customers » INCITS forms new accessibility study group (PDF file) » A fair & equitable online society (PDF file)

	January — December 2004
	» Worldwide population of blind people » Business & Disability European network promotes opportunities for people with disabilities » Travel sites agree to changes for blind people » Big advances for blind people - ADA Lawsuit » HP and VisuAide launch Maestro - first handheld PC for the blind » Blind mountaineers use HP technology » Talking washing machine helps blind people » HP's participation in CSUN Conference » Survey: arthritis grips 25 percent of Americans. » HP iPAQ uses GPS for talking maps » Websites "failing" disabled users » NFB certifies HP as Web accessibility leader » Technology helps HP employee with hearing loss

	January — December 2003
	» Doing the math: Older adults online » Swedish public administration uses HP products with accessibility features » HP product helps Disability Network (PDF file)

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