With the accessibility shortcut turned on, you can use it to turn TalkBack on or off with an on-screen button or physical keys. On your device, open Settings . Tap Accessibility TalkBack …

To move back: Swipe up. For example, three-finger swipe until you hear words, then one-finger swipe up or down to hear the previous or next word. Tip: You can customize TalkBack reading …

Back: Down then left: When Gesture navigation is on, 2-finger swipe from the left or right edge of screen: Recents (app switcher) Left then up: When Gesture navigation is on, 2-finger swipe up …

If your lock screen doesn't show, press the Power button. If the lock screen still doesn't show, turn on the screen display with TalkBack gestures: With one finger: Swipe up and then right (or …

You can use keyboard shortcuts to have TalkBack read, navigate your screen, or manage your settings. Step 1: Set up your device & keyboard. To use keyboard shortcuts with TalkBack, …

With the accessibility shortcut turned on, you can use it to turn TalkBack on or off with an on-screen button or physical keys. On your device, open Settings . Tap Accessibility TalkBack …

TalkBack is the Google screen reader included on Android devices. TalkBack gives you eyes-free control of your device. The setup of your device depends on the device manufacturer, Android …

Use the power button to end calls With this setting, you can end a call when you press the power button on your device. Important: You might be unable to lock your device with the power …

Voice Search button: To search with your voice, double-tap. More options: Recent calls: Below the search button, there's a list of your recently dialed, received, or missed calls. To get the …

Settings in earlier TalkBack 8.2 & below. Automatically scroll lists: Scroll lists automatically when you use linear navigation. In Android Accessibility Suite 8.1 and up, this is the default setting. …