I disagree with your statement that you couldn't use the qwerty keyboard for
long stretches. I use my qwerty keyboard for long stretches and it works
fine except for the search-and-replace feature. The screenreader function
disappoints me because it's broken.
I would never give up reading braille nor would I consider replacing my Apex
with any PDA or cell phone for the sighted, no matter how many features they
offer. I tried using a Motorola Q with MobileSpeak Smartphone, and I found
it to be much harder to use and it ate up too much battery power. I was
never able to connect a braille display to it, either.
If you really want HumanWare to change, then post your message to them
directly. Write the company's president and tell him what you think.
Terri, Amateur Radio call sign KF6CA.
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