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Android Accessibility: Introducing Action Blocks

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May 21, 2020

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Over 630 million people in the world have a cognitive disability. Enabled by the Google Assistant, Action Blocks is helping people simplify interactions on their Android phone. With a simple tap, Action Blocks lets you quickly message a family member, watch a movie, check your schedule for the day, and more. Google accessibility software engineer Ajit Narayanan and accessibility product manager Patrick Clary share more. Download the app on Google Play

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