Computers, Tablets, and Smartphones

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The Windows and Mac computer operating systems and Android and iPhone smartphones and tablets have built-in accessibility features, making them usable for many individuals who are blind or low vision. Discover the built-in accessibility options and learn about apps that work well for work and play.

Screen Readers

This content is also available in: Español (Spanish)Screen readers are applications that speak the content of a device aloud for someone who is blind or low vision. Learn about built-in, free, and paid options and which one, or combination, may best meet your needs or those you serve.

Magnification

This content is also available in: Español (Spanish)Magnification software enlarges text on the screen for users with low vision. Discover built-in, free, and paid options for this software.

Apps

This content is also available in: Español (Spanish)Want to read a book, catch up on the news, look for employment opportunities, or keep in touch with family and friends? There’s an app for that! Learn about some of the most accessible must-have apps for individuals who are blind or low vision.

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Choosing a Device

This content is also available in: Español (Spanish)Android to Apple, Chromebook, Mac, or Windows — discover what sets these operating systems apart and which may best meet your needs or those you serve.

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Raz Mobility SmartVision 3 – An Accessible Android Smartphone

This content is also available in: Español (Spanish)Raz Mobility has tamed the Android smartphone’s screen reader, TalkBack, and packaged it in a phone with a number pad you can feel in a smartphone! The SmartVision3 puts the user back in control of the Android TalkBack screen reader by using navigation buttons instead of gestures and […]