Novel software makes fine control of a mouse much easier for users with motor control problems. If you have users on your network who have any form of motor control disability they may have trouble ...

For whatever reason, folks may not want to control their mouse cursor by using the mouse itself. We haven’t encountered a situation where we needed to do away with the mouse to control the cursor, but ...

So many ways to control an iPad. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac The new mouse and trackpad support coming in iPadOS 13.4 is just fantastic. And, in typical Apple fashion, it just works as soon as ...

Google has announced that its Project Gameface accessibility feature is coming to Android. This allows you to control a mouse cursor with your head movement and facial gestures. Android already offers ...

You'd think adding cursor support to iPad would be straight-forward. It certainly isn't, but Apple delivered a well-thought-out user experience with its iPadOS 13.4 update. We show you how to delve ...

A new wearable may soon help people engage with electronics without having to use their hands. Users don the Glassouse like they would a pair of glasses. The device connects to electronics via ...

The humble mouse may have stood the test of time and remains a staple of most desktop setups, but there are an increasing number of devices looking to relegate the mouse to the bottom drawer. The ...

Windows 11 has been quite an improvement in terms of accessibility features. The positions of most of the options have been changed. If you wish to change mouse cursor thickness in Windows 11, then ...

Use this simple app to hide your mouse cursor when you're not using it, freeing you from a distraction when watching movies or videos on your computer. Nicole Cozma has an affinity for all things tech ...

Apple introduced Universal Control at WWDC 2021, exciting Mac and iPad users with the possibilities it would bring to their daily workflows. A year later, as part of the latest macOS and iPadOS ...

If you have users on your network who have any form of motor control disability they may have trouble using a standard mouse because it requires fine-grained movements to click on onscreen controls ...