7 accessibility features on Windows 11 you didn’t know about

Most devices and operating systems nowadays come with a host of accessibility features that make it easy for the specially-abled to use them. Apple has been at the forefront of this for several years, but other brands are also catching up more recently with useful features. Samsung introduced a bunch of accessibility features on its smartphones as a part of OneUI a couple of years back, while Google has been dropping a few of its own features for Android here and there. More recently, Microsoft has jumped onto the bandwagon by adding a slew of accessibility features to the Office suite. In fact, the company has also introduced several accessibility features on Windows 11 that not a lot of users may be aware of.