Question

What are the apps available for people with disabilities?

Answer 1

Android Operating System (Android)

These are the apps for disable peoples...

• Talkback: is a screenreader that provides spoken and vibration feedback to describe your actions on the phone or Tablet, such as when you launch an app, add an event or make and receive calls etc. For more information on Talkback, see https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.marvin.talkback&hl=en
• Soundback: lets you assign sounds to alert you to actions on your phone. Soundback is included in some newer versions of Talkback.
• Explore by Touch: describes each item that your finger moves over on the screen. It will only work when TalkBack is also turned on. For more information on Explore by Touch, seehttp://support.google.com/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2492750
• Kickback: provides vibration feedback when you perform actions on your phone. It lets you assign vibration patterns to different actions on your phone. For more information on Kickback, seehttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.marvin.kickback&hl=en

Answer 2

There are many apps for disables, few of them are

Diabetes Logbook it is a diabetes manager that focuses on making your diabetes data which is useful in everyday life. It adds an element of gamification, and can get immediate feedback via “diabetes monster”, to help keep you motivated.

There is one other app called DyslexiaKey for Dyslexic People available for iOS. It makes the font in every application on the phone with a heavy base line. It provides alternating stick/tail lengths and larger than normal openings. This overall makes easier to see the letters clearly. It also works in WhatsApp, Facebook, iMessage, and Snapchat.

For Deaf People Android users can use an app called “Spread The Sign“. It claims to be the “world’s largest sign language dictionary with over 200,000 signs”. And one can learn sign language in various languages.

Answer 3

For blind people, iOS  "Learn Braille Alphabet" app is the best. It teaches 26 Braille alphabets, with pronunciation. And lots of practice exercises are there for user.For Android, a good one is Braille Guide.
For deaf people,sign language is necessary. For iOS,"Marlee Signs" is an app that teaches sign languages.