Google revealed on its official blog that is testing an app for Android that will allow the user to control the main operating system functions only with the voice. Called Voice Access, this software was designed to help people with disabilities to take Android advantage without having to control the mobile with your hands.
To this end, the Voice Access will allow the user to use voice commands to, for example, open Chrome, return to the main screen or scroll up and down pages, says the the Verge . The app also includes a number system in which it is assigned a number to each application so that the person can access it just by saying the appropriate number.
At this time, the application is still in beta, but although it does not propose a specific date, Google hopes to make it available in the Play Store for free in the future.
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