Android screen can now answer questions about pictures

Today is The day of awareness of global accessibility (GAAD), as in the past years, many technology companies define this occasion with the advertisement of new assistance features for their ecosystems. apple Ownership Traded things On Tuesday and now Google Join the offer. To start, the company has made Talkback, the built -in screen reader in Android, more useful. With the help of one GEMINI from Google, Talkback can now answer questions about the images shown on your phone, even he has no text to describe.

“This means the next time that a friend of his new language is sent to you, you can get a description and ask follow -up questions about making and color, or even what is another in the picture,” explains Google. The fact that Gemini can see and understand the image thanks to the multimedia that has been combined in the model. In addition, the function of questions and answers across the entire screen works. So, for example, say you are doing some online shopping, you can first ask your phone to describe the color of the piece of clothing that you care about and then ask if it is offered for sale.

Separately, Google introduces a new version of expressive illustrations. Firstly Declared at the end of last yearThe feature generates translations trying to capture feelings of what is said. For example, if you are talking to some friends and one of them ears after you make a lame joke, your phone will not only arrange what they said, but it will also include “(Tawah)” in copies. With the new version of expressive illustrations, the resulting translation will reflect when someone comes out of his words. This means the next time you are watching a live soccer match and the broadcaster “Goallllll”, the excitement will be copied correctly. In addition, there will be more stickers now for sounds like someone cleanses his throat.

The new version of expressive expressions is presented to English -speaking users in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia, which runs Android 15 and above on their phones.