A Reference Guide for Eyes-Free Users By Ana Garza G'zIn one volume Technology writer Ana Garza G'z introduces the most important accessibility features every Android user should know. Coverage includes TalkBack gestures, voice commands, earcons, settings, and the on-screen braille keyboard as well as accessibility settings, low-vision features, and braille output. Also included are useful odds and ends — such as keyboard shortcuts, USB storage, Bluetooth, and file transfers between your Android and your computer — that make using Google's operating system more efficient. This updated edition is based on a device running stock Android S (12) and Android Accessibility Suite 9.1, but should be easy to follow for users with earlier operating systems or modified versions of Android, such as Touchwiz. See all of our Technology books and tutorials! TABLE OF CONTENTS Contents Introduction Chapter 1: TalkBack Gestures One-Finger Gestures One-Finger Back and Forth One-Finger Right Angles Two-Finger Gestures Three-Finger Gestures Four-Finger Gestures Fingerprint Gestures Gesture Customization Chapter 2: TalkBack Voice Commands Reading Find Items Text Editing Device Navigation Other Commands Chapter 3: TalkBack Earcons Chapter 4: Accessibility Settings Downloaded Apps Screen Readers Display Interaction Controls Captions Audio Chapter 5: TalkBack Settings Audio Controls Chapter 6: Low-Vision Settings Settings > Display for Low-Vision Settings > Wallpapers & Styles for Low-Vision Settings > Accessibility for Low-Vision Interaction Controls for Low Vision General for Low Vision Chapter 7: Hardware Keyboards General Keyboard Commands System Shortcuts App Hotkeys Text Editing Keystrokes TalkBack and Keyboard Shortcuts Classic Keymap Default Keymap Chapter 8: Braille TalkBack Braille Keyboard Setting Up TalkBack Braille Keyboard Preparing to Use TalkBack Braille Keyboard Using TalkBack Braille Keyboard Switching Input Method for TalkBack Braille Keyboard TalkBack Braille Keyboard Settings BrailleBack Supported Braille Displays Setting Up BrailleBack Preparing to Use BrailleBack Using BrailleBack with a Hardware Braille Display Finding BrailleBack Commands Switching Input Method for BrailleBack BrailleBack Settings Appendix A: Volume Level Defining the Sound Streams Adjusting Sound Streams Adjusting Accessibility Volume Working with Accessibility, Media, and Ringer Volume on the Fly Appendix B: USB and Android Appendix C: Bluetooth and Android Pairing Routine Use Appendix D: Find My Android Find My Device from the Find My Device as an App Appendix E: File Transfers Between Your Computer and Android Windows and Android The Mac and Android