Microsoft enhances Windows 11 with new accessibility features for all users

Microsoft has introduced several new accessibility features in Windows 11, enhancing usability for all users. These include tools for visually impaired users, such as the Narrator, which reads text and describes images, and Live Captions that provide real-time subtitles for audio and video. Other features include a screen flash for notifications, voice commands for hands-free control, and eye control for users with mobility challenges. Additionally, Windows 11 now offers a built-in Pomodoro timer to help users manage their work sessions and a Focus Sessions feature to minimize distractions while reading. These updates aim to improve the overall user experience, making Windows 11 more accessible and efficient for everyone, regardless of their abilities.