Android Accessibility Suite

Google TalkBack – this useful tool is present by default in any Android device, but the majority of people, if they know about its existence, never use it. Why, you ask? And because the service is intended for users who have vision problems, since only in this way can they fully interact with a mobile device using a lot of fine settings prudently introduced into the service by the developer.

To enable the Google TalkBack application, go to the settings in the accessibility category, after which any action with a smartphone or tablet will be voiced or vibrated. For example, if a visually impaired user swipes on any panel (notification, weather or clock widget, and so on), or taps on any icon, then the standard Google voice will tell you (you can adjust the volume of its sound) which element the user touched.

There are no complaints about the work of this useful assistant, since the developer has taken into account everything that a person with vision problems may need. The Google TalkBack settings allow you to choose the most suitable option, “sharpened” for a particular person. Here, in addition to the voice, which will constantly inform the user about all the actions taking place on the display of his mobile Android device, you can set up a lot of gestures leading to certain functions. For example, to go to the settings, you can use the swipe from left to right, and to start reading, just shake the device.