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- Google is adding read-aloud features to Chrome, letting you read web pages.
- TalkBack, Android’s screen reader app, is now better at describing images thanks to an upgrade to Gemini AI on supported devices.
Google has just announced the release of Android 15 to the Android Open Source Project. Alongside this significant announcement, Google has also announced a few Android-wide features rolling out through Google apps. These include two key accessibility changes coming to Google Chrome on Android and TalkBack, including a Gemini boost.
Chrome read-aloud lets you listen to written web pages
Google Chrome on Android now lets users listen to written web pages through the read-aloud feature. This feature makes it a breeze to follow content that you are browsing on the web, including recipes, blog posts, new articles, and more. Users can turn on the feature in Chrome settings under the “Listen to this page” header and choose their preferred listening speed, type of voice, and language.