Android announces accessible reading mode, digital car key-sharing features

Android has announced a slew of new features for mobile and smartwatch devices, including new accessibility tools and quality-of-life enhancements for digital car keys, Google TV, and watchOS.

According to reports, from an American technology news website, one of the major announcements is the introduction of a reading mode for Android, which creates a more accessible screen reading experience without being android g tied to specific apps. To use Reading mode, you must first download an app from the Google Play store that includes new adjustable display and audio options. According to reports, there is also a new text-to-speech function with speed control and a selection of “natural-sounding voices” to choose from, with support for English, French, Italian, and Spanish.

Moving on to vehicles, an update to the digital car key feature, which allows you to lock, unlock, and start a compatible car using only your phone, will allow you to share your digital key with trusted individuals remotely. According to reports, there is a new batch of seasonal emoji mash-ups via Emoji Kitchen for Gboard, as well as new style designs created by DabsMyla and Yao Cheng Design in the Google Photos collage editor to customize your images.