Google's Pixel 11 series introduces a camera-based sign-to-text feature that lets deaf and hard-of-hearing users communicate with those who don't know sign language.
“The intent here is to make phone calls functionally equivalent for people that have a hearing loss as someone that does not have a hearing loss,” CEO Paul Lee told the Business Journal.
The Pixel Tag, Pixel 11 and Pixel Watch 5 are here.
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Samsung Electronics today announced that the new Galaxy Z series and Galaxy Watch lineup are beginning to roll out worldwide.
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