Like iOS, Android accessibility varies by version. As of the last update of this page, Google has released Android version 6, Marshmallow. Android has accessibility enhancements to make these devices easier to use by people with vision, hearing, physical and learning and literacy disabilities. In addition, For the latest information on Android accessibility visit: Google’s Android accessibility site When it comes to Android tablets, the choices are endless, so we compiled a list of some of the top rated Android tablets. With all of the choices, users can easily select a model that suits their needs and falls within their price range. The tablets below come from some of the top manufacturers in the industry: Dell, Samsung, and Sony. - Dell Venue 8 7000 Series - Samsung Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 - Samsung Galaxy Tab S - Sony Xperia Z2 Tablet - Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact These tablets are all highly rated, but there are many other Android tablets to consider. In general, Android tablets run on the Android operating system. Android is now a part of Google, with various Google applications being part of the backbone for the operating system. Android allows users to have a more customizable experience than Apple, and also allows easier access to apps through the Google Play store. Apps do not have to go through an approval process to be available for download in the Google Play store, so a small number of the apps could be less stable. Typically, this is not an issue. Android tablets, along with Apple iPads, are leading the industry. .