Quick Start Guide

7
Accessibility
To
use the
accessibility
options, open Settings
>
System
>
Accessibility.
To
view detailed information about setting up these
options, visit
Android Accessibility.
Here are some options
for
people with visual
impairments:
TalkBack
is
a
screen reader
from
Google that
comes
with your
Android
phone and tablet.
It
uses
spoken feedback
to
describe
events,
such as
notifications,
and the results of your actions, such as
opening an app. When TalkBack is on, you have to double-tap in
order to
select
something. TalkBack settings let you control the
nature of
TalkBack
speech, feedback, and touch exploration (Explore
by touch).
Captions:
You can turn on captions
for
your
device
and
specify
the
language,
text size, and
style. For some
apps, you have to turn on the
captions
in the app
itself.
Explore by touch is
a system feature
that works with TalkBack,
allowing
you to touch your
device’s
screen and hear
what’s
under
your
finger
via spoken feedback.
It
is helpful to people with low or no
vision. In
TalkBack
settings,
you can change the
settings
of Explore
by
touch, like managing
gestures
and how lists are
scrolled.
System
and
display
options include
increasing
the text size,
changing
the speed at which text is
spoken,
color
inversion,
color
correction,
and high contrast text.
You can also try
magnification gestures,
which allow you to zoom in