How to make your Motorola a more accessible mobile
We teach you how to configure and use the accessibility options from your Motorola phone. These functions make it easy for all types of mobile phone users to use them. An essential option especially for those who have vision problems.By activating the accessibility options, we can make it easy for people with hearing or vision problems to use these devices. Android devices such as Motorola phones include in their system, within the settings the accessibility menu, which we can access to configure the different options. We tell you some of the most relevant:
Enable Accessibility
Access accessibility in the settings menu. Press to activate accessibility features, for example:
- Magnification gestures: to enlarge or reduce the image, press three times on the screen, with the enlarged screen use two fingers to scroll through it. To adjust the zoom, pinch or spread your fingers.
- Large text: This setting displays the text of the applications larger.
- Talkback: With this setting, you can hear descriptions of everything you touch.
Talkback and exploration by touch
The function Talkback describes everything you select, activate or touch. You can adjust the volume of voice prompts or trigger a sound or vibration feedback to touches.
Another way to use Talkback is with “Touch exploration”, when you touch an app or icon you will hear the name first and then it gives you the option to use it or not. It is a different way of navigating the phone.
Configure Talkback Options
Activate the Talkback function in the accessibility settings and tap on settings to configure them:
- Voice volume It helps us to adjust the volume of the prompts.
- Say the name of the person who calls us.
- Sound and vibration for more information on the touches.
- Gesture management helps us learn the gestures to navigate the phone. They can be customized by assigning preferred actions or buttons to gestures.
- Touch exploration in this way before using an element, you can listen to its information first.
Touch exploration, tips for use
With these simple tips, you can get the most out of this option:
- To use a selected item, use a single finger to scroll on the screen and select an app, button or icon and double tap anywhere on the screen to open it.
- For pass an element to another listening to their description, use one finger sliding from right to left to move to the previous / next item.
- For move up and down or vice versa, use two fingers.
Disable touch exploration
With Active Talkback
- Use the tap + double tap system to navigate to> settings
- Go to Accessibility> Talkback> Settings and uncheck the box Touch Scan.
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