For readers with visual disabilities, navigating the web can be a challenge. That’s because 97% of websites do not meet necessary accessibility standards, even when 300 million people have visual impairment of some kind.
How to locate your Android phone with Find My Device
If you have an Android phone, you can use the Find My Device feature to locate your phone.
Nest Hub will warn users about nearby pollution and smoke
Google is adding air quality data to its Nest Hub smart displays. While the new feature is still only available in “select” US markets, it’ll give some users an idea of how much risk they might face from smoke and pollution in the area.
How to delete your voice history from Google
You can find all of your Google activity, from Google Maps navigation to search engine queries, in the My Activity section of your Google account. You can read a list in the Google Home app or actually listen to your own voice search history (if it has indeed been recorded). Fortunately, you can easily purge your account of all these recordings.
Google launches Announce Caller ID’ feature
Google is going to roll out a convenient accessibility feature for visually impaired people. The feature enables the phone to announce the caller ID after the phone rings.
Google announces new Assistant features
In a blog post, Google has announced new Google Assistant features to help families stay more organized.
How to set up braille keyboard on an Android phone
How to set up braille keyboard on an Android phone
Google is rolling out new features to TalkBack,, Messages, Google Maps and more
Google recently announced it’s rolling out updates to six different Android apps, from the TalkBack screen reader to Google Maps. The updates add useful new features, like the ability to schedule when a text message will be sent in the Messages app. Google Maps is also receiving an update of its own that adds a true dark mode throughout the entire app, not just when you’re using navigation.
Google announces an “all-new” version of TalkBack Screen Reader for Android
Google recently announced TalkBack 9.1 for Android.
Google AI develops IconNet enabling Android users hands-free control of mobile devices using voice access
Researchers at Google AI recently developed a technology called IconNet that enables Android users to have hands-free control over their mobile devices using voice access.
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