Android. Operating System of the Google company has since yesterday two new impressive functions that show that there is a great interest in keeping up with Apple from this point of view. Yesterday, Google launched two applications for Android users called Live Transcribe and Sound Amplifier, with the aim of helping the hearing impaired to better understand what the people around them are saying during normal conversations.
Android. The Live Transcribe application is designed to understand what is being said around a person using the phone's microphone, all words being then displayed on its screen, as a subtitle. The Sound Amplifier application is intended to record what people say, to "clean" the sound of all background noise, and to play the recording with more power so that people with hearing impairments can hear better, all exclusively for Android phones .
Android helps the hearing impaired more
Android. Both applications have certain control options that can improve the experience of using them so that people can better understand everything that is said by others around them. Those from Google also have the intention of offering native Android applications on Google Pixel 3 phones, and of course other manufacturers could do exactly the same thing to help people hear the world around them more easily.
Android. With these new applications, those from Google offer more accessibility functions for people who have hearing impairments, and need phones that make their lives much easier. Apple has a lot of functions in iOS for people with hearing, vision, and other disabilities, and Android was a bit deficient in this regard, so any kind of changes of this kind are as welcome as possible for all users.
