Android 12 beta feature lets you control your phone with your face
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Eyebrow-raising and then some: new Android feature lets users control phones with facial expressions
Google is allowing users to control their Android devices using facial expressions, beefing up an accessibility feature to allow them to operate their smartphones via raised eyebrows, open mouths, and other facial gestures.Android users will gain the expanded ability to manipulate their phones with their facial expressions using a newly expanded Google feature called ‘Camera Switches’ that was recently included in the operating system’s Switch A…
Beta Android accessibility feature uses facial expressions to control your phone
Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeGoogle is developing a new accessibility feature for Android that lets you control a phone using facial expressions like a smile or raised eyebrows, XDA Developers reports. The “Camera Switch” feature has arrived with version 12 of Android’s Accessibility Suite app, released alongside Android 12’s fourth beta. The new version of the app isn’t available via Google Play just yet, XDA reports, but there’s an A…
Android 12 accessibility win: navigate around your phone with your face
While the Android 12 beta has been available for months, new features are being discovered all the time – like one that allows users to control their phone with their face.The feature, which was first noticed by Droid Life via Twitter user Hani Mohamed Bioud, adds the feature specifically to expand accessibility, though there’s nothing stopping other users who have downloaded the early version of Android 12 from trying it out.You haven't talked …
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