Google has launched a new update its accessibility application – see talking.
Until now, this application is only available in English and with updates, the company has added 17 languages to the application – Arabic (Arabic Modern Standards), Bengali, Germany, Spain (Latam), France, Hindi, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Korea , Marathi, Portuguese, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu, Vietnam.
It should be noted that of all available languages, seven are used extensively in India.
For those who did not know, the appearance to speak was introduced by Google last year and it was compatible with Android 9.0 and higher.
With this application, people must look left, right or to quickly choose what they want to say from the phrase list.
It also allows users to personalize words and phrases.
Eye gaze sensitivity settings can be adjusted and the company claims that all data is personal and never leave the phone.
After updates, more people will be able to use this accessibility application.
Tech Giant is also working on an Android application called relates that will help people who suffer from greeting disorders.
This application aims to help people with speech disorders to communicate more easily with other people and interact with the Google assistant.
In accordance with the company, this application is made possible by more than one million speech samples recorded by participants of the company’s research efforts.
This application is still under development and is not available for download at this time.
The company is currently looking for English-language testers in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United States to try the application and provide feedback.
As the initial tester of the project is related, people will be asked to record a set of phrases.
This application will use these phrases to automatically learn how to understand unique talk patterns, and provide access to three main application features: Listen, repeat and assistant.
Google accessibility applications get support for Indian languages
