Google introduces the new Amnesty International and the features of access to Android and Chrome

Google Declare On Thursday, new AI features and access features are presented to Android and Chrome. It is worth noting that Talkback, Android screen reader, now allows you to ask Gemini about what is in the pictures and what is on your screen.

Last year, Google brought Gemini capabilities to speak To give blind people or have low vision access to descriptions created from artificial intelligence, even when Alt text is not available. Now, people can ask questions and obtain answers about their photos.

For example, if a friend sends a picture of a new guitar image, you can get a description of it and ask questions about the brand and color. In addition, you can now get descriptions and ask questions about the entire phone screen. Therefore, if you are shopping in an application, you can ask Gemini about an element material that you care about or if there is a available opponent.

Google has also announced today that it updates expressive illustrations, the actual time designation feature that uses artificial intelligence to capture what someone says, and how they say that.

Google says she realizes that one of the ways that people express themselves are by withdrawing the sound of their words, and for this reason she has developed a new feature on expressive illustrations. Now, you will know if a sports broadcaster calls “Amaaazing” or when someone does not simply say “no” but “Noooo”. You will also start seeing new stickers for sounds, such as when a person is whistling or cleansing his throat.

The update is presented in English in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia for Android 15 and above devices.

Google also facilitates access to PDF on Chrome. To date, you will not be able to use the screen reader to interact with the PDF file that was wiped in the desktop chrome browser. Now, Chrome automatically gets to know these types of PDFS, allowing you to highlight and search for text and search for it like any other page and use the screen reader to read it. This is thanks to the introduction of visual letters (OCR), says Google.

In addition, page Zoom on Chrome allows you to Android now increases the size of the text you see without affecting the web page planning. You can customize the amount you want to enlarge and choose the preference application on all the pages you visit, or only some pages. You can access this feature by clicking on the three -degree menu in the upper right corner of Chrome.