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Google now offers a virtual braille keyboard for Android smartphones and tablets. Dubbed as TalkBack, the new feature makes the Android OS more accessible to people who are visually impaired. The TalkBack braille keyboard has a six-key layout. To activate the TalkBack braille keyboard, press both volume keys of your Android smartphone for three seconds or go to your device's setting and turn on TalkBack under Accessibility. From there, select Braille Keyboard and choose "Tap to set up". The TalkBack braille keyboard is initially available in English and supports braille grade 1 and grade 2 systems. For more information on setting up the braille keyboard, you visit this link. Read more in our articles including "Google launches braille keyboard for Android devices" and "Qualcomm announces dates for Snapdragon Summit 2026".

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What is Google braille keyboard?

Google now offers a virtual braille keyboard for Android smartphones and tablets. Dubbed as TalkBack, the new feature makes the Android OS more accessible to people who are visually impaired. The TalkBack braille keyboard has a six-key layout.

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To activate the TalkBack braille keyboard, press both volume keys of your Android smartphone for three seconds or go to your device's setting and turn on TalkBack under Accessibility. From there, select Braille Keyboard and choose "Tap to set up". The TalkBack braille keyboard is initially available in English and supports braille grade 1 and grade 2 systems.

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