Google on Tuesday expanded its Lookout app, designed for people who are blind or low-vision, to more Android devices.

Google updated its Android app for the blind and visually impaired with a new design, support for more devices, and support for more languages. Google Lookout has also received two new modes: Food ...

Google Updates Maps, Lookout and Other Apps to Expand Accessibility The company rolls out a series of updates to its platforms on Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

The Google I/O brought many Gemini-focused features, but some accessibility features are here to help low-vision people like in the case of the new Lookout app.

Google’s Lookout app update adds languages and a more accessible design The app makes identifying groceries, documents, and currency easier for blind and vision-impaired people ...

Google launched its Lookout app in 2019 for people who are blind or have low-vision to navigate the world with their phones, but it was only available on Pixel phones with languages set to English ...

Google's Lookout accessibility app is now available globally, and it comes with improvements, including U.S. paper currency detection.

Google has now extended the availability of its vision-assistive AI application Lookout to include several additional flagships, enabling more users than ...

You might have heard of these five apps, and might even be a regular user of some of them, but did you know that all five of ...

According to PhysOrg 's latest report, Google confirmed that it would improve its Lookout App to allow users to scan objects. The app's new feature will scan the labels and read it back to them.

Google today announced a new version of its accessibility-focused Lookout app for Android, releasing version 2.0 of the software.

Google has updated its Lookout app, an AI toolkit for people with impaired vision, with two helpful new capabilities: scanning long documents and reading out food labels.