TRANSCRIPT: Android Accessibility - Reading Controls & Speech Rate Settings

[Speaker]
"To change what happens when you do a swipe up or down with one finger on your Android phone is called changing the reading control. To do this, we do a swipe on the screen from left to right, or right to left, with three fingers."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Characters."
"Words."
"Characters."

[Speaker]
"So that means if I do a swipe down now with one finger, it's going to read character by character of the item that I'm on."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Capital G. O. O. G. L. E."

[Speaker]
"Same if I switch to words..."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Words."
"Google. Google. Doodle. Click."

[Speaker]
"You can customize what options appear on this menu and include settings such as speech rate, for example."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Characters. Words. Lines. Headings. Speech rate."

[Speaker]
"Now if I flick up with one finger..."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Speech rate 62%."

[Speaker]
"...and down..."

[Screen Reader / TalkBack Announcement]
"Speech rate 56%."