Re: [Mobile.AI] Useful apps for iPhone
hi Vasu, Yahoo app is highly accessible and searching on it is very good but some have i am getting a feeling that it is lacking on voice recognition capabilities. i am unable to get good results with voice input as i am getting especially with Google and Siri. 2. is there a PayPal app and how accessible is PayPal app for IOS? On 11/22/12, rajasekhar rajasekhar.vij...@gmail.com wrote: YUPP TV has many Indian channels in English, Telugu and many other languages. There are other TV apps for additional channels as well. I Regards, Rajasekhar Hyderabad -Original Message- From: Mobile.accessindia [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Srikanth Kanuri Sent: 21 November 2012 21:43 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile devices like phones and Tabs set up on November 15 2012. Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Useful apps for iPhone can anyone please find me apps for following? 1. voice guided navigation, how perfect navigon in India is any other app? 2. an accessible app for television live streaming of Indian channels 3. any banking apps in India except City SBI and ICICI which are accessible. 4. any other accessible apps for shopping except Ebay? 5. braille gesture typing apps? your help is highly appreciated Srikanth On 11/21/12, Srikanth Kanuri srili...@gmail.com wrote: to add to this, 1. Downcast for podcast listening 2. Fleksy a wonderful tool for typing on touch screens 3. iMobile A partially accessible mobile banking application for ICICI bank, could perform all operations. only problem i find is few unlabeled buttons. 4. Looktell Recognizer for identifying things after creating library of images for the first time. can be used for object identification, currency identification and location tracking when once the library of images are created 5. tweetList for twitter 6. Status Report an app for news feed reading of Facebook, Twitter, foursquare and Instagram and helps in posting statuses to all social media at once 7. ooTunes, for live radio 8. IM+ for instant chatting for different social networks 9. menuWeather for Up-to date weather updates 10. Find friends for finding your friends on IOS devises 11. List recorder for best recording quality and organizing them. 12. Muxica a wonderful music app. 13. Ring tone maker for creating ringtones for IOS devises. 14. Ipegs, a music sruti app 15. iTube a very good Youtube app. 16. Drop Box 17. iBooks for reading apple books 18. vizWiz, an app where if you take a picture of an object and share to social networking or to web workers they would tell us what those objects were. a very handy app for identifying sachets, medicines Etc. 19. Google search for voice search. 20. Kindle for reading accessible kindle books 21. Any list for organizing grocery. 22. Tonido for accessing your computer files of supported formats. On 11/18/12, Aruni Sharma arunisha...@me.com wrote: toi is accessible though initially there are some hickups. in adition, sbi freedom, for sbi mobile banking is very accessible. have also heard from other lists that prizmo is another very nice app for scanning and reading documents. I also use et, indian express and pages for compiling text documents. Sent from my iPod On Nov 18, 2012, at 4:47 PM, Srinivasu Chakravarthula li...@srinivasu.org wrote: All: Here are some apps that I use 1. Yahoo! Finance - to track stock and financial news 2. Yahoo! Cricket 3 weather app 4. Zite - a personalized news app 5. Twitter 6. Facebook 7. Currency - to convert different currency denominations 8. Citibank mobile app - to access my citi bank account 9. Cleartrip - to book air tickets 10. Magic bricks - when I need to search for property 11. Wikipedia 12. Ebay- to shop online 13. LinkedIn 14. Facebook Messenger 15. Four square 16. Skype 17. Nama metro in Bangalore 18. Evernote - to take notes in meetings and conferances 19. Microsoft Lync - this is a communicator we use at work 20. Chess-wise (should be there for android too) 21. YouTube 22. Wordpress - to blog on the go 23. Yahoo! Messenger 24. Yahoo! Search 25. Flickr 26. Vtok -google talk 27. Times of India - not accessible These are the apps I use on almost regular basis. Best, Srini Sent from my iPad Search for previous postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in ___ Mobile.accessindia mailing list Mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessind ia.org.in Search for previous postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in ___ Mobile.accessindia mailing list Mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessind ia.org.in Search
Re: [Mobile.AI] android dual sim mobile
thanks for that would try. really don't know about quick launch feature would take a look on it. 1. would the quick launch feature work on the full touch phones also? if so what would be the default key there. 2. had anyone tried the Samsung galaxy s duos with ICS on it? if so can anyone give a feedback on its accessibility? On 11/25/12, Aruni Sharma arunisha...@me.com wrote: 1 till 2.3 at least the problem of inaccessible ikons does exist. no doubt about that. However, I prefer using the quick launch feature under application settings where you can define at least 27 shortcuts for apps and can activate these apps by pressing the search key in conjunction with letters A to Z and the zero key. this is definitely the fastest way of opening the apps. 5512 thankfully has this search key as a dedicated hardware button. one can also use eyes-free shell for various purposes i.e opening apps, using calling shortcuts, opening different settings menus, toggling various features like bluetooth, wifi etc. 2 for disconnecting calls you can enable the option under the accessibility settings. the lock key can then be used for disconnecting calls. you can also use apps like shakeCall for managing calling functions. 3. see point no. 1 4. no need to use samsung apps as there are better alternatives available. non-customized versions are definitely preferable, but nexus is beyond most people's reach. another handset micromax super canvas 2 a110 has stock version but no report so far about the performance of micromax. Sent from my iPod On Nov 25, 2012, at 3:19 PM, Srikanth Kanuri srili...@gmail.com wrote: hi, the optical movement is fine but i find the following disadvantages, 1. i couldn't access the parts of the home screen, the apps like phone Etc. could be accessed only from home screen only. is there any alternative please let me know on this. many Icons on home screen are not accessible and talk back reports blank in many circumstances. 2. i couldn't find a way to end call using talk back. this could be possible as far as my knowledge is concerned only through touch interface and talk back couldn't be used with touch in version 2.3. 3. even in menu, while navigating through apps talk back often reports blank and unlabeled apps. 4. many native apps of Samsung are clearly inaccessible. as you are aware, the problem with customizations had been that, many parts of phone are becoming inaccessible. yes all major companies are customizing the native Android but i prefer phones like Nexus versions for faster updates and better performance though there exists no physical navigation. these are my findings only and others may have different experience. please update me if i am wrong. On 11/25/12, Aruni Sharma arunisha...@me.com wrote: Actually, there are couple of my friends who are very satisfied with this phone. One has to get used to the optical dPad. As far as customisation is concerned, it can hardly be avoided since good companies like samsung and sony do customise their phones. Sent from my iPod On Nov 25, 2012, at 2:38 PM, Srikanth Kanuri srili...@gmail.com wrote: unfortunately galaxy y pro duos runs on Version 2.3 and my father uses it. i happen to test its accessibility and i find it to be worse. generally i would not suggest any phone with android customizations. On 11/25/12, Aruni Sharma arunisha...@me.com wrote: Hello, One such phone has been samsung galaxy y pro duo b5512 but unfortunately it is most ly out of stock now. This phone is pretty nice except for the fact that it has low internal memory. Although having a physical qwerty is a preferable option, it does restrict our choices serverely. In the near future we will have to adjust to touch screen only phones and we will have to use external keyboards for heavy texting. please also note that android has strong voice recognition capabilities. Regards, Sent from my iPod On Nov 22, 2012, at 2:06 PM, janki akhani akhani.jank...@gmail.com wrote: Hello Friends hope all are fine i would like to know, which dual Sim Android mobile is supported talkback? and it has quarty keypad what is the price in market? Thanks Search for previous postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in ___ Mobile.accessindia mailing list Mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in Search for previous postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in ___ Mobile.accessindia mailing list Mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_accessindia.org.in Search for previous postings at: http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in
