#Google TalkBack

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. Just like any ordinary keyboard, TalkBack can be used across Android apps and allows users to type, delete, and submit texts. 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. The TalkBack braille keyboard is initially available in English and supports braille grade 1 and grade 2 systems. There was some sort of mass panic last night when Google was spewing a warning "this site may harm your computer" on all their search results. People search on Google were shocked and confused as if the search engine itself was hacked. Connie took a screenshot from her browser of what turned out to be human error from some engineers over at Google: The incident happened sometime between 6:30 a.m. Read more in our articles including "Google launches braille keyboard for Android devices" and "The day Google broke the Web".