Re: [Mobile.AI] Managing Homescreen Icons on Android 5.1.1

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Haven't come across such an option, maybe, someone else on the list
can throw light on it. Here's how I remove unrequired app icons from
the home screen:

1. Identify the app icon on home screen to be removed.
2. Long press the same.
3. Swipe it to the upper edge of the screen.

Note:-
1. Swiping to the left or right help you move the app icon to the
previous/next screen if it exists.
2. Sighted users get to see a Remove icon towards the upper edge after
long pressing the app icon which is not indicated by Talkback. I just
swipe the app icon out of the screen to remove it and touch its
location back again to confirm it is removed.

On 3/11/16, Viraj Kafle <vka...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thanks for the detailed response.
>
> How to reset icons on the homescreen to their default positions?
>
> Regards.
>
>
>
>
> On 3/11/16, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala <zujarbri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> 1. Move icons in and out of folder?
>>>1.1. Long press the icon to be moved after identifying it. You should
>>> wait
>>> for Talkback to speak "Long Presssed " where  is the
>>> name of the identified icon.
>>>1.2. Swipe your finger towards the folder that you want the icon to be
>>> moved in.
>> -OR-
>>>1.2. Swipe your finger outward of the folder that you want to move the
>>> icon
>>> out of.
>> Note that the finger should be lifted only after step 2, else it will not
>> work.
>>
>> 2. Create app shortcuts manually?
>> If you want to place an app icon on one of the home screens then
>>>2.1. Navigate to the home screen that you want to place the new app icon
>>> on.
>>>2.1. Open the menu and identify the app icon that you want to place on
>>> the
>>> home screen.
>>>2.3. Long press the identified app icon.
>>>2.4. Swipe your finger in the direction that you want to place the app
>>> icon.
>>>2.5. Lift the finger at the location on the home screen that you want to
>>> place the app icon.
>>
>> 3. Reset homescreen?
>>>3.0. Kindly elaborate on what you are looking for.
>>
>> hope that helps!
>>
>> On 3/11/16, Viraj Kafle <vka...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Fridns,
>>>
>>> How do we do the following using talkback:
>>>
>>> 1. Move icons in and out of folder?
>>> 2. Create app shortcuts manually?
>>> 3. Reset homescreen?
>>>
>>> Regards.
>>>
>>>
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>>>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Managing Homescreen Icons on Android 5.1.1

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

1. Move icons in and out of folder?
>1.1. Long press the icon to be moved after identifying it. You should wait for 
>Talkback to speak "Long Presssed " where  is the name of 
>the identified icon.
>1.2. Swipe your finger towards the folder that you want the icon to be moved 
>in.
-OR-
>1.2. Swipe your finger outward of the folder that you want to move the icon 
>out of.
Note that the finger should be lifted only after step 2, else it will not work.

2. Create app shortcuts manually?
If you want to place an app icon on one of the home screens then
>2.1. Navigate to the home screen that you want to place the new app icon on.
>2.1. Open the menu and identify the app icon that you want to place on the 
>home screen.
>2.3. Long press the identified app icon.
>2.4. Swipe your finger in the direction that you want to place the app icon.
>2.5. Lift the finger at the location on the home screen that you want to place 
>the app icon.

3. Reset homescreen?
>3.0. Kindly elaborate on what you are looking for.

hope that helps!

On 3/11/16, Viraj Kafle  wrote:
> Fridns,
>
> How do we do the following using talkback:
>
> 1. Move icons in and out of folder?
> 2. Create app shortcuts manually?
> 3. Reset homescreen?
>
> Regards.
>
>
> --
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>
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[Mobile.AI] Talkback: weird behaviour

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Hi All,

Recently I switched from a static wallpaper to a live wallpaper on my Lava
IRIS X8 phone powered by Android Kitkat running Talkback 4.3.1.2. Post this
change, Talkback speaks "Screen Off" when Power switch is pressed to lock
the screen (this is what I wanted since the time I started using Android in
June 2015). Earlier, it used to speak below details:

. Current Date and Time
. Next Alarm Date and Time
. Network Service Provider Name
. "Screen Off"
. Battery Status (unsure if it spoke)

I switched back to static wallpaper to check if it's really due to the
change in wallpaper that Talkback is responding differently to Power switch
press. No wonder! it speaks "Screen Off" now irrespective of the kind of
wallpaper.

. Has someone noticed this behaviour of Talkback earlier?
. Can someone tell me what must have caused this change in the way Talkback
is responding to Power switch press when phone is in the unlocked state?

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Re: [Mobile.AI] recommendation of apps for talking caller ID

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

I'm using Caller Name Talker on Android 4.4.2, haven't faced such
issues with it as suggested earlier on the list.

On 10/8/15, Anirban Mukherjee  wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> as the subject line says, i look forward to your recommendations about
>  the best app available for speaking caller ID. i am using Talking
> Caller ID by Kassif studio but am facing some problems with it as it
> stops speaking caller ID at times. i need to restart the app to bring
> it back in order but after some time, the same problem starts. so,
> looking forward to a better app.
>
> waiting in anticipation, Greetings, Anirban Mukherjee
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Re: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing around 6to 8000

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Sorry! mistakenly wrote incorrect budget range, the correct budget range is Rs. 
6,000 to Rs. 8,000 as mentioned in the Subject.

Best Regards,
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-Original Message-
From: Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala [mailto:zujarbri...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 15 June 2015 10:51 PM
To: mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing around 
6to 8000

I believe MotoG 2nd generation is for Rs. 12,000, a little over budget when 
compared to the preset budget of Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 10,000.

Thanks Bhavya for the suggestion! Caller Name Talker worked as desired. And 
Yes! it has a good 8 mpx rear camera and 3 mpx front camera with HD video 
recording and good quality image capture as told by my family members. I'm 
anxious to upgrade it to Android Lollypop which is yet to come for this model.

On 6/15/15, Vivek Doddamani doddamanivi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Friend, go for motorola e 2nd gen this is a very good phone which has 
 stock endroid, lanoa 6000 is also good I have operated both device 
 using talkback  fully accessable.

 On 6/14/15, Bhavya shah bhavya.shah...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,
 Ankit,
 I suppose the original asker was in search of a phone for a 
 transitioner, hence, Tablet suggestions, perhaps, may not be of use.
 Zujar,
 You have made a great purchase, and, from its specifications, its 
 seemingly a powerful device.
 Getting to your question about announcement of caller id, to get 
 repetitive announcement of the caller's name, there are some third 
 party apps like Call Announcer and Caller Name Talker that provide 
 this functionality in a more advanced form. Search on the Playstore 
 and play around with the two mentioned apps, and, revert with any 
 persisting questions.
 Thanks.

 On 6/14/15, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala zujarbri...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 Check out Lava IRIS X8; some specs for your consideration:

 1. Octa Core processor
 2. 5-inch display
 3. 2500 MA battery
 4. 2 GB RAM + 16 GB internal memory (Rs. 9499/-) -OR- 1 GB RAM + 8 
 GB internal memory (Rs. 7999/-) 5. Android Kitkat version 4.4.2 
 upgradable to Android Lollypop 6. Talkback version 4.2.0

 I've bought this phone around 10 days ago switching from Symbian to 
 Android and from keypad input to touch input, finding it an easy 
 transition.

 One issue noticed - Talkback isn't speaking Caller ID for incoming 
 calls though the feature is turned on under Talkback settings. I'm 
 working on resolving the same, requesting list members to revert 
 with solution if known.

 On 6/13/15, Sinoj sinoj...@gmail.com wrote:
 Moto E 2, Moto E 2 LTE, Lenovo A6000, and Lenovo A6000 Plus are 
 some good models.



 
 Visit my blog for latest softwares, Mobiles, Job alerts and more 
 http://talkingnet.blogspot.com Facebook : sinoj.vr Twitter : 
 @sinojvr -Original Message-
 From: Bhushan Vora
 Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2015 5:27 AM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
 mobile phonesand Tabs.
 Subject: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing 
 around 6to

 8000

 Hi List! Can Some one Please Mail me names of few good Android 
 Phones Witch are Accessible With TalkBack  other Apps for VI's 
 Costing around RS 6000 to 8000 by this Monday? A new VI friend 
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Re: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing around 6to 8000

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

I believe MotoG 2nd generation is for Rs. 12,000, a little over budget
when compared to the preset budget of Rs. 8,000 to Rs. 10,000.

Thanks Bhavya for the suggestion! Caller Name Talker worked as
desired. And Yes! it has a good 8 mpx rear camera and 3 mpx front
camera with HD video recording and good quality image capture as told
by my family members. I'm anxious to upgrade it to Android Lollypop
which is yet to come for this model.

On 6/15/15, Vivek Doddamani doddamanivi...@gmail.com wrote:
 Friend, go for motorola e 2nd gen this is a very good phone which has
 stock endroid, lanoa 6000 is also good I have operated both device
 using talkback  fully accessable.

 On 6/14/15, Bhavya shah bhavya.shah...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,
 Ankit,
 I suppose the original asker was in search of a phone for a
 transitioner, hence, Tablet suggestions, perhaps, may not be of use.
 Zujar,
 You have made a great purchase, and, from its specifications, its
 seemingly a powerful device.
 Getting to your question about announcement of caller id, to get
 repetitive announcement of the caller's name, there are some third
 party apps like Call Announcer and Caller Name Talker that provide
 this functionality in a more advanced form. Search on the Playstore
 and play around with the two mentioned apps, and, revert with any
 persisting questions.
 Thanks.

 On 6/14/15, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala zujarbri...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi,

 Check out Lava IRIS X8; some specs for your consideration:

 1. Octa Core processor
 2. 5-inch display
 3. 2500 MA battery
 4. 2 GB RAM + 16 GB internal memory (Rs. 9499/-) -OR- 1 GB RAM + 8 GB
 internal memory (Rs. 7999/-)
 5. Android Kitkat version 4.4.2 upgradable to Android Lollypop
 6. Talkback version 4.2.0

 I've bought this phone around 10 days ago switching from Symbian to
 Android and from keypad input to touch input, finding it an easy
 transition.

 One issue noticed - Talkback isn't speaking Caller ID for incoming
 calls though the feature is turned on under Talkback settings. I'm
 working on resolving the same, requesting list members to revert with
 solution if known.

 On 6/13/15, Sinoj sinoj...@gmail.com wrote:
 Moto E 2, Moto E 2 LTE, Lenovo A6000, and Lenovo A6000 Plus are some
 good
 models.



 
 Visit my blog for latest softwares, Mobiles, Job alerts and more
 http://talkingnet.blogspot.com
 Facebook : sinoj.vr
 Twitter : @sinojvr
 -Original Message-
 From: Bhushan Vora
 Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2015 5:27 AM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
 phonesand Tabs.
 Subject: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing
 around
 6to

 8000

 Hi List! Can Some one Please Mail me names of few good Android Phones
 Witch are Accessible With TalkBack  other Apps for VI's Costing
 around RS 6000 to 8000 by this Monday? A new VI friend wants to buy
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Re: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing around 6to 8000

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Hi,

Check out Lava IRIS X8; some specs for your consideration:

1. Octa Core processor
2. 5-inch display
3. 2500 MA battery
4. 2 GB RAM + 16 GB internal memory (Rs. 9499/-) -OR- 1 GB RAM + 8 GB
internal memory (Rs. 7999/-)
5. Android Kitkat version 4.4.2 upgradable to Android Lollypop
6. Talkback version 4.2.0

I've bought this phone around 10 days ago switching from Symbian to
Android and from keypad input to touch input, finding it an easy
transition.

One issue noticed - Talkback isn't speaking Caller ID for incoming
calls though the feature is turned on under Talkback settings. I'm
working on resolving the same, requesting list members to revert with
solution if known.

On 6/13/15, Sinoj sinoj...@gmail.com wrote:
 Moto E 2, Moto E 2 LTE, Lenovo A6000, and Lenovo A6000 Plus are some good
 models.



 
 Visit my blog for latest softwares, Mobiles, Job alerts and more
 http://talkingnet.blogspot.com
 Facebook : sinoj.vr
 Twitter : @sinojvr
 -Original Message-
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 Sent: Saturday, June 13, 2015 5:27 AM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
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 Subject: [Mobile.AI] want to know few good android phones costing around 6to

 8000

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Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

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No! Talks 5.50 reads it out of the box on my N79 and Hozefa's C5.

Best Regards,
Zujar..

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[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Rohiet
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Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

Does it require any aditional settings? Because it is not reading complete
status on my favorite screen. Some times it read on group or broadcast list
screen where we can add members.

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The latest Talks version reads complete status.

On 2/27/14, Rohiet A. Patil patil_ro...@dataone.in wrote:
 Contact info is not yet accessible for C5. Moreover, it does not read 
 status

 messages completely.

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 From: Payal Kapoor
 Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 10:50 AM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile 
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 Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

 Most of what Zujar has mentioned works after this latest talks upgrade 
 except the contact info option on my phone. it shows up on whim only.
 i've tried various things to make certain it shows up each time, but 
 to no avail. any ideas there?
 @Divyanshu, i do have m guard installed and have seen the disabling 
 option, but since i use whatsapp almost through the day in bits and
 pieces i just let it be. guess battery drain   is a price to pay to
 stay in touch!:)

 On 2/26/14, Divyanshu Ganatra dngana...@gmail.com wrote:
 @ Zujar. Thank you for taking time to explain the various new 
 features. Will try out the option you suggested to read lengthy chat 
 messages.
 @ Payal. i've figured out a bit lengthy way to turn off the packet 
 data and thus stop the consumption on the battery. its not perfect 
 but works like a charm in a pinch. you will need to install an app 
 called M guard which is free from nokia store. run a memory check 
 post installation, and disable whatsap from starting automatically. 
 now if you want whatsap to stay completely off and not use packet 
 data, just exit it and reboot your phone. whatsapp is now not enabled 
 and thus ensures your packet data stayhs off. if only i could figure 
 out how to do this without re booting my phone ..
 thanks


 On 2/25/14, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala zujarbri...@gmail.com wrote:
 I second Hozefa though do not have a C5 handset but N79. A couple of 
 options that have become accessible include:



 * Contact Info

 * Names of group members in Group Info

 * Selected contact name on Add Member screen of Group Info

 * Status options

 * About screen



 Also it's installation program is completely accessible now. 
 However, there's still room for improvement in the following areas:



 * Smilies

 * Contact name in long group chats

 * Line-wise scroll in chat window



 Here's a lengthy workaround for reading long chats (group as well as
 individual):



 * Open the chat window.

 * Select Options (using [key1]) and then Chat History  Send.

 * Press [key2] when it presents various sending options.

 * A text file is created which can be found underMemory
 Card\WAExport folder using the File Manager program on your phone.

 * Press the [Send} or green key, it lists various sending
 options.

 * Select via Message which is generally the first option, the
 file
 content appear in the body of a new text/multimedia message 
 (depending on
 content) with a blank To box.

 * The chat can be read now like a SMS.

 * This message can be closed using [key2], while closing the
 message
 you can decide whether to discard it or save as a draft under your 
 phone's Messaging program.



 If someone knows of a better option then kindly suggest. I'm not 
 willing to shell out on IOS/Android for now (lol).



 Best Regards,

 Zujar..



 -Original Message-
 From: Mobile.accessindia
 [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
 Hozefa Tambawala
 Sent: 25 February 2014 05:19 PM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
 mobile phones and Tabs.
 Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp



 You need to update your Talks version to the latest. The current 
 version is 5.50.3. I am using the current version of Whats App 
 without any difficulty in Nokia C5.



 On 2/25/14, Payal Kapoor  mailto:paya...@gmail.com 
 paya...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Hi Divyanshu,



 Nope, no luck there. i had also expected to see some more

 accessibility on whatsapp but am left wanting.

 There is no other version of whatsapp that can be used but the one 
 you

 might have. in any case

Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

Note that the trick is good for reading a single message not a complete chat
if one desires to.

@Payal: I checked on my phone and found that It's behaving weird - it reads
contact info of the selected contact from the chat list while it doesn't do
so for the selected contact from the Favourites list. This too is not
certain. Thanks for the mention so that I could discover this.

Best Regards,
Zujar..

-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Hozefa
Tambawala
Sent: 26 February 2014 08:46 PM 
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

Another way to read the long messages:
1. Take your curser to the starting of the long message.
2. Press Key1 and select the option Message submenu.
3. Select the option Copy from the menu. Now the message has been copied
to the clipboard.
4. Open the messaging application press Key1 and select the option Editing
submenu.
5. Select the option Paste from the menu. The message has been pasted into
your messaging application.

Now you can read the message with Up, Down, Left and Right arrow keys.

On 2/26/14, Payal Kapoor paya...@gmail.com wrote:
 Most of what Zujar has mentioned works after this latest talks upgrade 
 except the contact info option on my phone. it shows up on whim only.
 i've tried various things to make certain it shows up each time, but 
 to no avail. any ideas there?
 @Divyanshu, i do have m guard installed and have seen the disabling 
 option, but since i use whatsapp almost through the day in bits and
 pieces i just let it be. guess battery drain   is a price to pay to
 stay in touch!:)

 On 2/26/14, Divyanshu Ganatra dngana...@gmail.com wrote:
 @ Zujar. Thank you for taking time to explain the various new 
 features. Will try out the option you suggested to read lengthy chat 
 messages.
 @ Payal. i've figured out a bit lengthy way to turn off the packet 
 data and thus stop the consumption on the battery. its not perfect 
 but works like a charm in a pinch. you will need to install an app 
 called M guard which is free from nokia store. run a memory check 
 post installation, and disable whatsap from starting automatically. 
 now if you want whatsap to stay completely off and not use packet 
 data, just exit it and reboot your phone. whatsapp is now not enabled 
 and thus ensures your packet data stayhs off. if only i could figure 
 out how to do this without re booting my phone ..
 thanks


 On 2/25/14, Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala zujarbri...@gmail.com wrote:
 I second Hozefa though do not have a C5 handset but N79. A couple of 
 options that have become accessible include:



 * Contact Info

 * Names of group members in Group Info

 * Selected contact name on Add Member screen of Group Info

 * Status options

 * About screen



 Also it's installation program is completely accessible now. 
 However, there's still room for improvement in the following areas:



 * Smilies

 * Contact name in long group chats

 * Line-wise scroll in chat window



 Here's a lengthy workaround for reading long chats (group as well as
 individual):



 * Open the chat window.

 * Select Options (using [key1]) and then Chat History  Send.

 * Press [key2] when it presents various sending options.

 * A text file is created which can be found underMemory
 Card\WAExport folder using the File Manager program on your phone.

 * Press the [Send} or green key, it lists various sending
 options.

 * Select via Message which is generally the first option, the
 file
 content appear in the body of a new text/multimedia message 
 (depending on
 content) with a blank To box.

 * The chat can be read now like a SMS.

 * This message can be closed using [key2], while closing the
 message
 you can decide whether to discard it or save as a draft under your 
 phone's Messaging program.



 If someone knows of a better option then kindly suggest. I'm not 
 willing to shell out on IOS/Android for now (lol).



 Best Regards,

 Zujar..



 -Original Message-
 From: Mobile.accessindia
 [mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
 Hozefa Tambawala
 Sent: 25 February 2014 05:19 PM
 To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of 
 mobile phones and Tabs.
 Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp



 You need to update your Talks version to the latest. The current 
 version is 5.50.3. I am using the current version of Whats App 
 without any difficulty in Nokia C5.



 On 2/25/14, Payal Kapoor  mailto:paya...@gmail.com 
 paya...@gmail.com
 wrote:

 Hi Divyanshu,



 Nope, no luck there. i had also expected to see some more

 accessibility on whatsapp but am left wanting.

 There is no other version of whatsapp that can be used but the one 
 you

 might

Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

I second Hozefa though do not have a C5 handset but N79. A couple of options
that have become accessible include:

 

* Contact Info

* Names of group members in Group Info

* Selected contact name on Add Member screen of Group Info

* Status options

* About screen

 

Also it's installation program is completely accessible now. However,
there's still room for improvement in the following areas:

 

* Smilies

* Contact name in long group chats

* Line-wise scroll in chat window

 

Here's a lengthy workaround for reading long chats (group as well as
individual):

 

* Open the chat window.

* Select Options (using [key1]) and then Chat History  Send.

* Press [key2] when it presents various sending options.

* A text file is created which can be found underMemory
Card\WAExport folder using the File Manager program on your phone.

* Press the [Send} or green key, it lists various sending options.

* Select via Message which is generally the first option, the file
content appear in the body of a new text/multimedia message (depending on
content) with a blank To box.

* The chat can be read now like a SMS.

* This message can be closed using [key2], while closing the message
you can decide whether to discard it or save as a draft under your phone's
Messaging program.

 

If someone knows of a better option then kindly suggest. I'm not willing to
shell out on IOS/Android for now (lol).

 

Best Regards,

Zujar..

 

-Original Message-
From: Mobile.accessindia
[mailto:mobile.accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of Hozefa
Tambawala
Sent: 25 February 2014 05:19 PM 
To: Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile phones
and Tabs.
Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] Nokia E5 and WhatsApp

 

You need to update your Talks version to the latest. The current version is
5.50.3. I am using the current version of Whats App without any difficulty
in Nokia C5.

 

On 2/25/14, Payal Kapoor  mailto:paya...@gmail.com paya...@gmail.com
wrote:

 Hi Divyanshu,

 

 Nope, no luck there. i had also expected to see some more 

 accessibility on whatsapp but am left wanting.

 There is no other version of whatsapp that can be used but the one you 

 might have. in any case it forces you to upgrade everytime there is an 

 upgrade available. i have tried endlessly to be able to get better 

 information on a group chat, to no avail.

 In fact there is a strange thing happening when i look at contact info 

 of any contact. once in a way it flashes all the details a contact 

 might have put up like status, last seen and so on. but, this is not a 

 regular occurance. i am in fact looking for a solution to this as 

 well. have you noticed this ?

 

 On 2/25/14, Divyanshu Ganatra  mailto:dngana...@gmail.com
dngana...@gmail.com wrote:

 Dear All.

 My first mail here. Apologies if this has been anserte before. I'm 

 using Nokia E5 with the latest update of Talkx. is there any specific 

 version of whatsapp messenger application which is perhaps more 

 accessible with Talkx. specifically i am having difficulty 

 understanding who is the message sender in a group chat. it just 

 announces the time but not the name of the sender. is there a way 

 around this i havent figured out? are there any short cuts to make 

 whatsapp more accessible?

 any help will be accepted with gratitude.

 Thanks

 Divyanshu

 

 

 

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Re: [Mobile.AI] Location identification in Nokia N79

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

The approaching railway station is announced well in Mumbai suburban trains.
For determining the nearby tower, you need to turn Cell Info Display on.
This option can be found under the below path:

 

Menu  Tools  Settings  Phone  Network  Cell Info Display

 

Press the SELECT key to toggle between On and Off. Note that this works well
on Basic standby theme only. You can switch to the Basic standby theme at
the below path:

 

Menu  Tools  Settings  General  Personalization  Themes  Standby 
Basic

 

The active theme in the above navigation appears checked, pressing the
SELECT key on a different option switches the theme to the selected option.

 

Best Regards,

Zujar..

 

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Sent: 19 February 2014 11:18 AM 
To: mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in
Subject: [Mobile.AI] Location identification in Nokia N79

 

Dear members,

 

I'm useing Nokia N79 mobile with talks. I frequently travel by train.

Is there is any method by which we can identify the approaching railway
station. Your help in this regard will solve one of my major issue.

 

Regards

Amer

 

 

 

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Re: [Mobile.AI] few questions regarding whats app-really important for me

[Zujar Shabbir Kanchwala]

For sending messages stored on your phone, you need to copy the message
text. Then open WhatsApp, select the desired recipient and hit the SELECT
key to open a chat window. Paste the copied content to the WhatsApp chat
window followed by the SELECT key to send.

For sending quotations stored on your computer, create text files and take
them on to your phone. Select the text file using File Manager application
present on your phone and press the SEND key. You get a popup with various
options that can be made use of, select Via WhatsApp and hit the SELECT key.
WhatsApp is launched, select the desired recipient and het the SELECT key.
It asks for a confirmation (this screen is probably not friendly with the
screen reader), just hit the SELECT key or OPTION 1 key and it would be
sent.

Note that I'm using Symbian 60 based Nokia N79 and the above methods work
well on it. They may differ in case of other phone operating systems.

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Subject: [Mobile.AI] few questions regarding whats app-really important for
me

Dear friends,
This time I have really a weird question.
I have few great quotations stored in my laptop.
Now I want to send them to my friends via whats app.
Is it possible?
If yes then how?
Another question is I have got few sms messages on my mobile and I would
like to send them by whats app.
Is it possible?
I have heard that we can do this. But couldn't find proper way.
Hoping for a good solution.
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