Work the phone by speaking to it
Open things and press things by saying so, without touching the screen.
Voice Control is not the assistant you ask questions of. It works the screen: you name a button and it presses it.
Good for hands that are sore, full or unsteady. The commands are short and fixed.
Key points
- Voice Control works the screen for you, so a press needs no finger
- Saying Show names labels every button, so you know what to say
What to remember
- Say Show names and every button is labeled for you.
- Say the action, then the name on the screen.
Try this
Look under Accessibility for Voice Control, or Voice Access. Reading its command list is plenty.
Practice: Work the phone by speaking to it. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.