okay that worked. So I will answer to points here.
I agree that Mobile accessibility needs to upgrade MA, especially if
they want people to keep using it as we shift to the more accessible ICS
and Jelly Bean.
To answer another question, While Froyo and gingerbread phones, Android
2.2 and 2.3 respectively are quite accessible if you have directional
controls and a qwerty keyboard, the qwerty isn't necessary essential but
the physical directional controls certainly are.
Having said that, the accessibility on ICS or Jelly bean phones, ANdroid
4.0/4.1/4.2 is just so much better with touch to explore I wouldn't
recommend less. With the Nexus 4 for $299 and $349 respectively for the
8GB and 16GB models through Google play, AT&T and T-mobile users, or all
gsm carriers, can enjoy the latest in accessibility for a very
affordable price.
On 11/26/2012 5:48 PM, Dusty Tague wrote:
Just testing. I haven't been able to reply.
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