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TalkBack is Android’s built-in screen reader that helps visually impaired users navigate their devices using gestures and audio feedback.
In this guide, Hable explains how TalkBack works, how to activate it, and what features make it so powerful.
From basic gestures to advanced Braille support, TalkBack is a key tool for digital accessibility.
Discover how it empowers students, professionals, and everyday users around the world.

Discover the top AI apps for blind people in 2025, transforming how users read, navigate, and interact with their world.
From real-time scene descriptions to voice-controlled smart glasses, these tools offer newfound independence.
Explore how BeMyEyes, Envision, and Seeing AI lead the charge in assistive technology.
Unlock your phone’s full potential with the right AI-powered support.

White canes are more than just mobility tools—they symbolize independence, safety, and access for visually impaired individuals. From their rich history to modern electronic versions, each type serves a unique purpose. This guide dives deep into choosing, using, and understanding white canes for both beginners and seasoned users. Discover how the right cane—and technology like Hable One—can transform everyday life.

In today's digital world, assistive technology is transforming the way people with visual impairments interact with their surroundings. Tools like TalkBack, smart glasses, and tactile devices enable seamless navigation, communication, and independence. Whether it's using a smartphone with screen readers, walking with a guide dog, or leveraging AI-powered accessibility solutions, innovation is reshaping accessibility. As more advanced assistive tools emerge, inclusivity in tech continues to bridge the gap for blind and visually impaired individuals.

Discover the best headphones for blind individuals in 2025 with our comprehensive guide. Explore top models from noise-canceling to bone-conducting headphones, tailored to enhance the auditory experience for every lifestyle. Dive into our detailed reviews and find the perfect pair that meets your needs for comfort, quality, and accessibility.

Google Lens is a free, AI-powered app that uses your smartphone’s camera to recognize objects, translate text, and provide useful information. It’s especially helpful for blind and visually impaired individuals, offering features like text reading and object identification. With seamless integration into Google’s search engine, it stands out from apps like Seeing AI and Envision AI, making daily tasks easier and more accessible.

Understanding how to communicate respectfully with blind or visually impaired individuals is crucial. Some comments, though well-intentioned, can be insensitive. Our blog explores nine common phrases to avoid, offering insights on better ways to engage. Discover how small changes in your approach can make a big difference in fostering a more inclusive and empathetic environment. Dive in to learn more and enhance your interactions!

If you are searching the term "Macular Degeneration," you’ve probably encountered this disease or suspect you might have it. Discover now everything you need to know about macular degeneration, its types, symptoms, causes, and ways to manage it.

What is the difference between being blind, visually impaired, partially sighted, having low vision and being legally blind? Discover now in this blog!

What reasonable accommodations for visually impaired students can be implemented by educational institutions and how to do this in an efficient way?

The people in this list have once again proven that a disability such as blindness doesn’t have to hold you back in life.