Android Guide: Lookout App

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Available for Android devices Lookout is a free app that uses your phone’s camera to help you identify text, objects, images and more in the world around you. It is designed to support people who are blind or visually impaired, helping you access information quickly and independently. How to install Lookout Open the Google Play […]

Android Guide: Introduction to Using TalkBack

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TalkBack is a built-in screen reader on Android devices designed to assist vision-impaired users by providing spoken feedback. It helps you navigate your phone without needing to see the screen.  Here’s a basic guide to getting started with TalkBack. Enabling Talkback on Android Using Settings Open Settings. Select Accessibility. Tap TalkBack (under Screen reader). Toggle TalkBack on. Using the shortcut […]

Android Accessibility Features

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Google Assistant comes turned on by default on almost all Android devices. Its name has recently changed to Google Gemini which is replacing Google Assistant on new devices. If you have an older device, you may be given the option to choose between Google assistant or Gemini depending on personal choice. We would recommend changing to Gemini. To check if it’s active on your device, […]

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