In the words of T.V. Raman, a research scientist at Google and one of the lead developers for Project Eyes-Free:
Project Eyes-Free is “a collection of applications that turn your Android phone into… a completely eyes-free, single-touch, one-handed communication device.”
The accessibility of Android has certainly increased since the release of the first version of Android in 2009. The most recent release of Android, version 2.2 codenamed Froyo, introduces even more accessibility features designed to make Android apps more widely usable by people who are blind or vision impaired.
Unfortunately, buying an Android device that supports accessibility is not straightforward for the following reasons:
This list is based on the latest version of Android (version 2.2). You can view information about the accessibility features of previous versions of Android.
