Hi,
Oh I see. How long is a piece of string? There is a deal of documentation
out there about both operating systems now, especially since
http://www.inclusiveandroid.com has got more updated. The best thing is to
research them, try them in stores if you can, then decide on what you want.
Android is now getting closer and closer to iOS with accessibility. Here's
a real-life story. I was trying to book a delivery slot on
http://www.iceland.co.uk. You should try it some time. My PC wouldn't let
me with NVDA, JAWS or Window-Eyes. My iPhone wouldn't let me because
Voiceover wouldn't let me tick the radio buttons. If I turned off VO I
could do it, but that is not acceptable. But Chrome for Android let me do
it quite simply. I double tapped the radio button for the time I wanted,
and presto! It was selected.
What I am saying here, is everyone will tell you iPhone is undoubtedly the
most accessible OS out there, but it is less and less clear cut every day.
It is now a lifestyle, rather than an accessibility, choice.
All the best
Steve
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Rajmund
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Hello Steve,
Sorry, I think you have misunderstood my question. Which one would probably
be easier to learn considering I have only used note takers?
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Date: Monday, 10 August 2015 8:30 am
Subject: [access-uk] Re: LG to release android flip phone, could be great
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to
Hi,
For note taking and Braille in particular, I'd say iPhone at the moment,
simply because Android doesn't let you type in Grade two. it does output
Grade two, but you have to type in ASCII Braille.Of
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Sent: 09 August 2015 21:08
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Hello,
I know this will be personal, and it will probably create a battle, but
it comes. For a note taker user, which operating system would be easier toiPhone
learn? And would buttons or touch screen would be easier?
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To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sunday, 9 August 2015 7:59 pm
Subject: [access-uk] Re: LG to release android flip phone, could be great
for the VI Market!
Well I'm going to get the 5s but that's just me.
On 09/08/2015 19:30, Barry Hill wrote:
That's muddied the waters somewhat. I am thinking of changing my
4sBehalf
Blackberryfor a more modern iPhone, maybe the 5s, then I read about the new
soundscoming out in November, and now there's this new LG flip phone that
pretty cool for the price. Decisions, decisions.
Cheers
Barry
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the VI Market!
Hi Everyone.
LG are due to release a phone in europe later this month. This phone
fora flip stile phone with 12 physical buttons and 7 physical shortcut
buttons in other words, its like an older Nokia/Samsung phone on
steroids. I must say, I can't wait. It could be a viable alternative
finallythose looking to transition to a modern smartphone, but who are not
comfortable with a touch screen only device. it has a quad core
processor running at 1.1GHZ, 1GB of ram and android 5.1.1. when
blackberry release their keyboard handset on android, we should
foundhave a choice of phones with physical keys again! more info can be
at:http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/08/05/lg_to_bring_android_flip_phone_to_eu
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