Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Live transcription and captioning in Android are a boon to the hearing-impaired – TechCrunch
A set of new features for Android could alleviate some of the difficulties of living with hearing impairment and other conditions. Live transcription, captioning and relay use speech recognition and synthesis to make content on your phone more accessible — in real time. Announced today at Google’s I/O event in a surprisingly long segment on accessibility, the features all rely on improved
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