Samsung AR Emoji Editor app lets Galaxy devices users create and customize their 3D avatars. At the moment, Samsung is improving the AR Emoji Editor app performance through a new update that adds a new accessibility feature support – Talkback.
The Talkback feature provides spoken feedback for users who are visually impaired or have low vision. It helps them navigate the device and interact with apps using gestures, voice commands, and keyboard shortcuts. Talkback can also read aloud text, buttons, icons, and other elements on the screen.
With the latest update, AR Emoji Editor now supports Talkback, which means that users who rely on this feature can now create and edit their 3D avatars more easily and comfortably.
To use Samsung AR Emoji Editor with Talkback, you need to enable Talkback first from Settings >> Accessibility >> TallBack. Then, you can open the app from the AR Zone or the Camera app and follow the instructions on the screen. You can also use voice commands or keyboard shortcuts to perform actions such as taking a selfie, choosing a face style, selecting clothes and accessories, saving or deleting an avatar, etc.
Besides adding Talkback support, the update also fixes some errors that were not specified in the changelog. The update has version number 5.2.00.10 and a size of about 175 MB, so you can install it via Galaxy Store or download it directly from the link mentioned here.
