Google has added support for “more detailed walking instructions” to Maps. Google In attempting to do my duty disseminating as much Global Accessibility Awareness Day news as I could as a one-man newsroom last week, I reported on Google having a whale of a week announcing numerous accessibility-minded updates at its annual shindig known as the Google I/O developer conference. Amongst the items the Mountain View-based company hyped were enhancements to the ever-popular Google Maps. According to Google, users will be able to access what it described as “more detailed walking instructions” while navigating to places. With Google Lens and its screen-reading capability, people will be able t
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