Chrome 25, the latest version, incorporates voice commands via Web Speech API, which will allow web page developers to use this speech recognition feature in web apps.

Based in California, Tactus created a technology, called a Tactile Layer, that replaces the cover glass—the top layer of the screen—of any touch-screen device so you can have a bumpy keyboard for easy, fast typing on anything.

With the Sky Wi-fi Smartpen, you’re still able to take notes while recording class lectures, and these notes are now able to be accessed elsewhere.

If you have dyslexia, there’s no need to avoid hard puzzles and word games any longer. There are many educational apps and online games that will help teach reading, spelling, and much more in a playful setting — while providing beneficial practice for dealing with dyslexia.

MyDocStore's newest device allows users to transfer files quickly and easily between different devices – a very useful tool when you’re on the go!

There is a new feature for the iPhone 4s and the 3rd Generation iPad that will make it more user-friendly for those with dyslexia.

BrightStar ReaderTM is an internet-based application that improves reading fluency and comprehension for slow or reluctant readers who have Dyslexia, ADHD, Dyspraxia, or Visual ADD.

If you ask most elementary school students what their favorite subject is, it’s a pretty safe bet that not many will say math.

Ben Foss developed the Intel Reader for the purpose of alleviating the problems from his dyslexia!

The Livescribe Smartpen allows you to record your class lectures while you take notes, creating an invaluable visual and auditory guide.