Re: When is the last time anyone has read a braille book?
Same about Windows CE; this Braille Sense is just functional enough that I can take notes, chat on Facebook and stuff like that. I currently have an Android phone (a fact I hope to change once the iPhone SE is released) so using that for Braille isn't really an option. It technically works, but is so slow and complicated it's just not worth it.
I actually really enjoy audiobooks with good content and narration; I feel like it goes from being just a book to a performance. Not that I wouldn't read a Braille book if I didn't get the opportunity.
I haven't bothered to learn much about UEB yet and now I'm very disheartened. Also I suck at Nemeth and math in general.
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