Google brings AI-powered accessibility features for Android, Chrome, more

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Quick Summary:

According to a report by 9To5Google, the quick reply interface which was introduced last year, is now being replaced by a tool bar docked to the bottom of the screen.

Google is now expanding these features to College Board’s Bluebook testing app that allows students to take online tests.

Apart from these new accessibility updates, Google has reportedly introduced a simple “docked bar” for its Gmail for Android.