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title: "Voice for Android: Accessibility"
slug: "voice-android-help-accessibility"
updated: 2026-02-18T22:08:06Z
published: 2026-02-18T22:08:06Z
canonical: "support.nvoq.com/voice-android-help-accessibility"
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> ## Documentation Index
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# Voice for Android: Accessibility

Mobile Voice is now more accessible for visually impaired users. A screen reader has been added that can do some basic functions.

The following keys have verbalized functionality when TalkBack is enabled on your device:

- Tap the Shortcuts button: TalkBack stay says "Shortcuts button"
- Tap the Note Assist button: TalkBack stay says "Note Assist button"
- Tap the Intelligent Formatting button: TalkBack stay says "Intelligent Formatting button"
- Tap the Microphone/Dictation button: TalkBack says "Microphone"
  - When you record a dictation, the transcript is not displayed until you tap the microphone button again to stop the dictation. *(**Real-time dictation text, a.k.a. "h***ypothesis text," is disabled when TalkBack is active.)**
  - Once the transcript displays, TalkBack reads it.
- Tap the Enter Key: TalkBack says "Enter"
- Tap the Shift key: TalkBack says "Shift"
- Tap the Delete key: TalkBack says "Delete"
- Tap the Backspace key: TalkBack says "Backspace"
- Tap the Control key: TalkBack says "Control"
- Tap the Left Arrow Key: TalkBack says "Arrow Left"
- Tap the Right Arrow Key: TalkBack says "Arrow Right"
- Tap any letter key: TalkBack says the name of the letter along with the NATO" phonetic alphabet word (e.g. "F. Foxtrot.")
- Double tap, but *hold (long press) on the second tap* a key with special characters available, such as 3 or e. The special characters display in a menu above the key. Tap a special character on the menu and TalkBack will say the special character name.