Android Accessibility Suite

Voice Access: Voice Access allows users to navigate through their Android device and control it with voice commands. It also includes voice dictation for text input, making it easier for users with physical disabilities or limited dexterity to use their device.

Magnification: Magnification is a feature that allows users to zoom in on parts of the screen they want to see more clearly. This is especially useful for people with vision impairments who need to make text and images larger to read them.

High Contrast Text: High Contrast Text is a feature that makes text easier to read by using higher contrast colors. This is especially helpful for people with low vision who find it difficult to read text on the screen.

Text-to-Speech: Text-to-Speech is a feature that reads out text on the screen aloud. This is useful for people who have difficulty reading text on the screen, as well as people who are blind or have low vision.

Accessibility Shortcut: The Accessibility Shortcut is a quick way to turn on accessibility features like Voice Access, Magnification and High Contrast Text. It's located in the Settings menu, letting you quickly access the features you need.