Hi Johnny and Others.
I went to the Apple store and got the Apple Wireless Keyboard. The only thing 
you need to know ahead of time is that the battery power key on the righthand 
side does not let you know when it's off and on if you're blind. You can easily 
work around this, but I ran the battery down the first time until I was told by 
Apple that I did have to turn it off manually. Sometimes, if you turn it off 
first before telling the iPhone to turn Bluetooth on and off. 

Since Apple said that you have to hold the power key down about three seconds, 
I work around this by hold it down and counting to ten. II do this for turning 
it on and off, and it works fine.

I do have a bblind friend who got a keyboard from Fries that folds in half. 
Someone told me they thought those were prone to breaking, so I didn't go that 
route. This one from Apple is like having a little Mac keyboard, so you can do 
the VO keys.

Regards,
Gigi


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On Jan 18, 2012, at 5:45 AM, Michael Busboom <m...@busboom.at> wrote:

> Hello Johnny,
> 
> If I were you, I wouldn't purchase the keyboard to which I referred.  
> Firstly, it is rather difficult to feel when your finger moves from one key 
> to the next.  Although it is a qwerty keyboard, it is, for lack of a better 
> expression, "misaligned."  In other words, the 'm' isn't where you would 
> expect it to be, i.e. right below, and slightly to the right of the 'j.'  
> Secondly, there is no way to invoke VO commands since the Option key can only 
> be invoked when you use the modifier with one of the alphanumeric characters. 
>  I think that I will go to an Apple store soon and see if I can't do better. 
> :)
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Mike
> ."  
> On 17,Jan,2012, at 7:29 PM, Johnny Angel! wrote:
> 
>> Hi Mike,
>> 
>> I was wondering how you made out with the keyboard you wrote about in your 
>> post below.  I too am looking for a keyboard for use with my I-phone 4S.  I 
>> had been looking at the Freedom I-Connex and the Apple bluetooth keyboard, 
>> but have yet to make up my mind.  Since the keyboard you are looking at is 
>> make for the I-phone, I assume that it has all of the necessary keys that 
>> are needed for the i-devices?
>> 
>> Johnny
>> On Dec 15, 2011, at 12:04 PM, Michael Busboom wrote:
>> 
>>> Hello everyone,
>>> 
>>> Since I find it very difficult to enter data on my iPhone, I am considering 
>>> buying a bluetooth keyboard that, apparently, has been designed 
>>> specifically for the iPhone.  I was told that this bluetooth keyboard is 
>>> made by a company called Boxwave and that is designed in such a way to 
>>> enable the iPhone and keyboard to basically fit in one case.
>>> 
>>> Has anyone had any experience with this product and are there any gotchas, 
>>> as far as VO is concerned?
>>> 
>>> Thanks and best regards,
>>> 
>>> Mike
>>> 
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