Google TalkBack v6.1.0.182429506 – Android App for Visually Impaired Users
The original version of the app with no advertisements from Google

Smart Android devices cater to a wide range of society, and everyone uses these devices according to their needs. With a simple review and observation of statistics published by Google, it can be said that thousands of Google users are visually impaired, and contrary to the thinking of many people, the Android operating system has been able to make a great contribution to improving their lives. In this regard, Google has made great efforts in recent years to develop smartphones, gadgets, and applications so that special people like the visually impaired can easily benefit from technology and reduce their needs with the help of other people as much as possible. In this regard, Google TalkBack can be considered one of the most advanced measures in this field, and as always, we intend to introduce it to you, dear users. Google TalkBack is an incredibly practical tool for visually impaired people to use Android devices, developed and published by Google LLC, as described. The system of this app is such that after installation and activation, it adds speech, auditory, and vibrational feedback to the smartphone, allowing visually impaired users to meet all their needs for making any calls, running any specific tools, or controlling other parts of the device correctly and without the need to look at the screen. Although this tool is pre-installed with default sound on many Android devices, if it is not installed, you can easily download the latest version from the Usroid website without any hassle.

 

Google TalkBack

 

The Google TalkBack application, with its extensive features and importance in introducing visually impaired individuals to the world of smart devices, has obtained a rating of 4.0 out of 5.0 among millions of votes with several billion downloads worldwide. You can now download its latest version from the reputable site Usroid by Google.

Version 6.1.0.182429506 Changes:

* More navigation options for native applications
* Switch between installed TTS languages
* Assign text editing control to a specific gesture shortcut
* Changes in fingerprint sensor (in Android 8.0 and above)
* App remains inactive during calls until screen touch
* Bug fixes for the application