You can set your Amazon Echo and Google Home or Nest devices to give you audio cues when they start and stop listening for commands.
How To Turn On Dark Mode in iOS and Android
How to turn on dark mode in iOS / iPadOS
First, you’re going to need to make sure you’ve updated your iPhone or iPad to iOS or iPadOS 13, at minimum. For the former, that means you’ll need at least an iPhone SE or iPad Air 2. To update your device to the most modern version of iOS you can get, select Settings app, select General, and select Software Update.
Google Assistant Now Has Interpreter Mode on Android and iOS Devices
Google has announced an Interpreter Mode for Smart phones. The real-time translation tool is now coming to Assistant for Android and iOS with a new Smart Replies capability.
Self Driving Service App Now Available on App Store
The self-driving vehicle service owned by Google parent Alphabet wants to expand its user base
New Chrome Feature Describes Images On Websites for Blind and Partially Sighted Users
Google has added a new feature to Chrome that can identify the objects in an image, and describe them for blind or partially sighted users.
Google’s Nest Hello Doorbell Now Detects Packages at Your Door
Google has added the ability to detect delivery packages to its Nest Hello doorbell and it will notified you whenever a new package gets delivered to your front door.
User1st Has Introduced A Free Chrome Plugin That Checks Web Accessibility
This free Chrome Plugin Pinpoints Non Accessible Web Content.
Google’s New Gestures Controls Our Screen Without Touching the Screen
Google, in its next phone, wants to introduce the next big thing: a way to control our screens without touching the screen.
Google Announces New Accessibility Features from I/O 2019
Google announced a few new accessibility features that should make smartphones and Google services even easier to use.
Google Lens text-to-speech
While demoing Google Lens for Google Go, the search app for entry-level devices, Google revealed that the app will be able to read any text aloud and even translate it into the user’s native language. The code needed for the feature supposedly measures 100KB, so the feature can be included in very cheap smartphones. Google gave a practical example of what that might mean for people who struggle to read:
How to Use Google Assistant’s ‘Tell Me a Story’ Feature on iPhone and Android Smartphones
You can now take Google Assistant’s “Tell Me a Story” feature on the road with you.
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