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Google Enhances Android with New Accessibility Features
Google has announced a series of updates to its Android operating system, introducing features aimed at improving accessibility and user personalization. Notably, the new 'Motion Assist' tool is designed to help users who experience motion sickness, while 'Guided Vision' leverages the phone's camera to assist blind and low-vision users with everyday tasks.
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'Guided Vision' will support devices running Android 9 and newer.
Users can now attach photos to items stored in the Find Hub for easier identification.
Google Messages will integrate Google Keep for sharing lists, along with new personalization options for chat backgrounds.