ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Android has come a long way in its pursuit of bringing meaningful accessibility features to those who truly need them. Jason Howell shows off how some of those features are actually useful for everyone and not just a subset of users.
- Live Captions.
- Select to Speak.
- Magnification.
- Interaction Controls.
- Flashlight for events.
Host: Jason Howell
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English
United States
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