It's not just Google who can use AI and machine learning to deliver impressive accessibility features: Apple has showcased an impressive set of must-see features that provide new ways for users with disabilities to navigate, connect and get the most out of the company's products.



Customers who visit Subway branches in North Sydney and Brisbane can now use eftpos QR via Beem mobile wallet to pay for their sandwiches.

Tthe National Heavy Vehicle Regulator is upgrading its digital capabilities and utilising machine learning to help prevent heavy vehicle fatigue accidents and predict crashes.

Australian car subscription operator Loopit has appointed David McClatchey to the role of national sales director, and Richard Sands to the role of head of engineering.

Technology workforce development company Pluralsight partners with cloud technology and supply chain company Ingram Micro Cloud to strengthen cloud skills and build maturity internally across their technology teams to offer transformation solutions.

South Korean wireless telecommunications operator SK Telecom launches AI service called ‘A.’ as an open beta version for Android on One Store and Google Play.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire