Greg Sterling says, “As part of its effort to make Android devices more accessible to people with disabilities, Google has launched Voice Access Beta. It offers a far wider range of voice-controlled functions on Android devices and includes more spoken recognition and feedback.

It takes getting used to and isn’t entirely intuitive, especially if you’ve been using “OK Google” and related, ordinary Android voice commands. For me it was pretty buggy and awkward at first”.

Google Voice Access beta enlarges role for voice, conversational device interaction

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