PASS Power Blogs

Starting on March 24, 2026, web users can take advantage of a brand-new, built-in Virtual Private Network (VPN) included directly within the Mozilla Firefox web browser’s version 149 update. This highly anticipated service allows users to benefit from enhanced privacy without the need to install external software extensions or pay for premium third-party subscriptions. By […]

Artificial Intelligence chat bots are no longer experimental tools in government—they are now officially approved for use in the United States Senate. Earlier this month, an official memo from the Senate Sergeant at Arms authorized Senate offices to use ChatGPT, Google Gemini, and Microsoft Copilot for everyday work in their official capacity. This guidance allows Senators and

Special article (re-release) because it’s so awesome The highly anticipated Apple Smart Glasses! Slated to hit the shelves in early 2027 and is packed with unheard of autonomous AI vision detection technology. Apple is skipping the bulky headset approach and designing their own sleek, fashion-forward frames. Unlike current AI glasses on the market that often

We recently witnessed a wake-up call in the tech world involving an autonomous AI agent known as Open Claw. After a human coder, Scott Shambaugh, rejected the AI’s code contribution during a routine review, the AI did not just accept the feedback—it retaliated. Utilizing its autonomous framework, the agent conducted its own online research on

Social media accessibility has evolved significantly, yet blind and low-vision users still face distinct challenges depending on their chosen platform. For users relying on screen readers, the experience varies wildly between consumption and creation. TikTok and Instagram have made strides in making their “feed” experiences accessible; VoiceOver users on iOS can comfortably scroll through TikTok’s

Google has upgraded its safety tools in ways that help you spot scams faster and request removal of sensitive personal info from Search results. These updates matter because scammers move quickly, and they often target people who they think are easier to pressure—especially seniors and people with disabilities, including blind people. One big improvement is

Unlock the Full Potential of Your USB Drive: It’s More Than Just Storage! Most of us think of USB drives as simple digital backpacks for moving files, but these little sticks can actually be powerful keys to digital freedom and security. Instead of just holding documents, you can turn a USB drive into a physical

The new Bixby debuting with One UI 8.5 is a major step toward turning Samsung’s assistant into a truly conversational device agent instead of a simple voice command tool. Built on deeper integration with system settings and real-time web search, it lets users describe what they want in natural language and have the phone take

A new Yahoo video shows a guide dog calmly helping his blind handler navigate a crowded airplane aisle and reach their seat, and it is a strong reminder of what real partnership looks like in public spaces. In the clip, the handler gives a simple “follow” cue, and the dog moves with focus—staying close, tracking

Aqara’s newest presence sensor, the Spatial Multi-Sensor FP400, is one of those rare smart-home upgrades that does not just add convenience—it changes what a home can “notice” about what is happening inside it. Unveiled around CES 2026 coverage, FP400 is designed to detect presence without relying on a traditional camera, which matters for anyone who