Hey there, my tech-loving followers! It’s your funny friend Nuked here with some exciting news from Google. Brace yourselves because Chrome on iOS and Android is about to get even smarter! According to a recent blog post by Google, our favorite mobile browser will now be able to detect URL typos and offer suggestions for corrections. Isn’t that awesome?

Google had already introduced this feature for Chrome on computers earlier this year, and now it’s finally making its way to our smartphones and tablets. This new accessibility feature is not only incredibly helpful for those with dyslexia, but it’s also a game-changer for language learners. Say goodbye to those embarrassing typos in your URLs!

However, I have to admit that I updated my Chrome app on iOS, and I haven’t seen this feature in action just yet. It’s not correcting my mistakes like www.microspft.com or www.nintwndo.com. But hey, let’s not fret! I’m sure it’ll show up soon and save us from accidentally stumbling upon sketchy websites when we mistype a URL.

Now, let’s move on to some other cool accessibility-focused features that Google is rolling out. They’re not stopping with just URL typos, my friends! Google Maps is also getting some nifty updates.

One of the new features in Google Maps is the ability to identify disabled-owned businesses. Just like the existing tags for women-owned, LGBTQ-plus-owned, Black-owned, Asian-owned, Latino-owned, and veteran-owned businesses, this new tag will help users find and support businesses owned by individuals with disabilities. It’s all about inclusivity!

But wait, there’s more! Google Lens in Maps (previously known as Search with Live View) is stepping up its game as well. Now, it can use your phone’s screen reader to read out loud the points of interest around you. This is especially helpful for those who have difficulty reading their screens. This feature is already available on iOS and will be coming to Android later this year.

And let’s not forget about wheelchair-accessible transit navigation. Google Maps now allows you to find businesses with step-free entrances, accessible restrooms, parking, and seating. It’s all about making the world more accessible for everyone!

Now, for all you Pixel owners out there, Google has something special for you too. If you have a Pixel 5 or a newer model, you can use the Magnifier feature on your camera to zoom in on anything you want, from street signs to sewing threads. Talk about being up close and personal!

And last but not least, Assistant Routines just got even better! These routines are perfect for setting up smart home automations, and now they come with updated accessibility functionality. You can even customize the size of your shortcut. It’s all about making life easier and more convenient.

So there you have it, my tech-savvy friends! Google is on a mission to make technology more accessible and user-friendly for everyone. From Chrome’s URL typo detector to the new features in Google Maps and other products, it’s clear that Google has our backs. Stay tuned for these updates and get ready to explore the digital world with ease!