Google launches Voice Access app, promises Android users hands-free control

After two years of testing, Google has finally launched Voice Access, an Android app that offers hands-free support. Starting today, Voice Access is available globally with support for English commands, but additional language support will be available in the future.

With Voice Access, Android users will be able to navigate through apps, compose and edit text without using their hands, as well as talk to the Google Assistant. The app is supposed to offer “more fine-grained controls than other voice commands you might use on your phone,” which makes it kind of unique.

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