The Android Accessibility Suite is accessible from Settings under the “Accessibility” menu. Android Accessibility Suite 7.2 and its new app icon is rolling out now via the Play Store.

The Android Accessibility Suite menu is designed to assist people with visual disabilities. It provides a large on-screen control menu for a lot of the most common smartphone functions.

The beta version of the Android Accessibility Suite — which was part of the fourth Android 12 beta that recently arrived on Pixel handsets — includes a neat new way to control your phone.

Download the Android Accessibility Suite app from the Google Play Store to get these features. How to set up Text-to-speech on Android Before using text-to-speech, tailor how text is read aloud.

The aptly-named Android Accessibility Suite, formerly TalkBack, just hit v7.3 stable, adding some refinements to the Accessibility Menu and other new options like screen search and additions to ...

The feature within the Android Accessibility Suite is called Camera Switches. Previously, Google let users who could not navigate phones with the touchscreens connect a manual switch device that ...

Google is developing a new accessibility feature for Android that lets you control a phone using facial expressions like a smile or raised eyebrows, XDA Developers reports.The “Camera Switch ...

Google has introduced quite a lengthy list of Android features, including new accessibility tools for the mobile OS that rely on eye and facial gestures. Starting this week, users will see a new ...

The Google ‘TalkBack’ app has received an overhaul with a new name and Material Design. TalkBack, an app that provides spoken feedback of anything on your screen will now be called the ‘Android ...

The feature within the Android Accessibility Suite is called Camera Switches. Previously, Google let users who could not navigate phones with the touchscreens connect a manual switch device.