Android

Keeping in touch with others via voice and video calls is part of people’s everyday life.

TalkBack is Android’s screen reader and helps people with blindness or low vision navigate the full phone experience without having to look at a screen.

There are 253 million blind and low vision people in the world, so we created TalkBack.

We’ve all been there. You had every intention in being the first to wish your friend a happy birthday, but then something unexpected happened.

Android Auto brings the power of your Android phone to your car display. You can talk to Google to use your phone while keeping your eyes on the road and your hands on the wheel.

Built for people with motor disabilities, Voice Access gives you quick and efficient navigation and voice typing on your phone, using just your voice.

More audiobooks are now available to listeners than ever before. Thanks to Google’s machine learning, ebooks are able to be auto-narrated, giving a voice to books that currently don’t have one.

Hear the stories of 5 unique people from around the world who are living their dreams with Android technology at their side.

Elyse Beziudenhous is master multitasker in the kitchen and cooks thousands of meals each week.

Meet Joshua Pearson. Joshua is a blind traveling musician who writes and performs his own songs using TalkBack on Android. It listens to the lines he’s spoken and reads it back to him.

Nigerian filmmakers The Critics Company are making the impossible possible by creating sci-fi short films with an Android phone.

Elyse Beziudenhous is master multitasker in the kitchen and cooks thousands of meals each week.

Nigerian filmmakers The Critics Company are making the impossible possible by creating sci-fi short films with an Android phone.

Meet Joshua Pearson. Joshua is a blind traveling musician who writes and performs his own songs using TalkBack on Android. It listens to the lines he’s spoken and reads it back to him.

“It’s as if my phone were a bridge between the favela and the world.” Mariluce Mariá Souza is an art teacher who helps children in her community pursue education and discover the world beyond their

“As a deaf athlete, there will be obstacles.” Anthony Rumolo founded the Deaf hockey league for players across Canada.

Google Assistant on Android keeps getting smarter and smarter. Use your voice to get right to where you need to be in the apps you use most.

Want to order pizza? Google Assistant can help with that. Want to set the mood and dim the lights for your pizza party? Google Assistant can also help with that too.

Don’t let modern communication overwhelm you because we’ve got you covered.

When you have hearing loss or are wearing headphones, Sound Notifications makes important and critical household sounds more accessible by recognizing important noises and sending you push

If you needed more reasons to love your Android phone, look no further.

Android 11 comes with new privacy features at your fingertips.

With Night Mode on Camera Go, you can take high-quality photos in low light, without the flash, on your Android phone.

Android 11 brings you a more intuitive mobile experience, so you can get to what’s important on your phone.

Android 11 is here!

The new Google Assistant Snapshot on Android is here. Gather your most important to-dos into one accessible place, to help you get all of your tasks done.

The Android Earthquake Alerts System turns your Android phone into a mini seismometer to detect earthquakes when they start.

In an emergency situation, your Android can’t put out a fire or restart a heart, but it can help the heroes who do those things arrive sooner.

Animals don’t have to be the only ones in the know about an incoming earthquake. Get precious seconds to drop, cover and hold on with earthquake alerts on Android, starting in California.

Don’t let endless cat videos keep you up all night. With Bedtime mode and the new bedtime tools in the Clock app, you can easily maintain a consistent sleep schedule.