Voice Access

What is Voice Access?

Voice Access is Google's latest app which aim is to provide hands-free control of your Android device. It is accessibility app to control your devices only with voice commands. It is great app for those who have difficulty manipulating a touch screen. People in paralysis, tremor, or temporary injury can and control and use their Android devices by voice. You should enable Ok Google from any screen in order for software to work. Otherwise there will be a Voice Access button which you should tap to enable it.

How Voice Access works?

Voice Access provides voice commands in three categories. They include navigation commands, gestures to interact with things on the current screen and text editing and dictation. You can get some help of how it works on Google's Android Accessibility website. Say "What can i say?" from any screen to get relevant answers about available commands. List of all commands is available in Voice Access Settings menu. Note that the app can observe your actions, retrieve window content, and observe text that you type. This is done to provide you with best accessibility service.

You can learn more about it at Google Accessibility's website and follow Google Accessibility on Twitter for latest updates.

Editor Veselin Nedeff