Re: [Mobile.AI] is samsung j7 is better then moto g3 in termsofaccessibility?

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

Regarding with Above product, I got this information from internet, 
don't no whether it is right or wrong.


Product Review:
list of 5 items
Stunning Super AMLOED display
Latest octa-core processor
13MP Primary Camera with flash
5 MP selfie camera with flash
Dual standby Sim support ( LTE+GSM)
list end
list of 5 items
Plastic body
No Gorilla Glass protection
No water resistance
Lower per pixel density (267ppi)
Poor sound quality


For more details about this product, visit this site:

http://www.smartprix.com/mobiles/samsung-galaxy-j7-p1101z29ccdw



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Re: [Mobile.AI] requesting performence review of Moto G Gen 3rd.

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

Dear friends, I also want to purchase the same mobile but, after hearing 
some issues from my friend, I really confused.


the issues he point out:

1. most of the moto devices doesn't have good battery backup.

2. problem with memory card slot.

3. poor customer service.

4. if anything happens it main  board we have to spend for service up 
to, 11000.


not sure everything will work fine after the service as well.
once my friend service his moto g mobile second generation mobile, its 
ear peace is not working properly.

So, dear experts and friends, does anyone face the same?



please someone clarify, are these right or wrong.

finally, sorry, for my ignorance on this matter.

With regards,

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Re: [Mobile.AI] about auto tts...

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Re: [Mobile.AI] [AI] accessibility guidelines for android developers needed

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attachments are not aloud in this list, so, could you post it link please?





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[Mobile.AI] Sony SmartWatch 3 review

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- Built-in GPS- Pixel-packed display- Decent battery life
Sony SmartWatch 3 is Sony's third smartwatch and the company's first 
Android Wear wearable. At the moment, it's the only device on the 
platform that comes with features such as a built-in GPS receiver, 
making it attractive for people who're into outdoor activities like 
running and cycling. Is the Sony SmartWatch 3 the perfect Android Wear 
watch we've been waiting for? We try to find out in our review...


*Look and feel*
The Sony SmartWatch 3 looks more like a fitness tracker than a premium 
watch. If you're fashion conscious and are looking for a stylish 
smartwatch than the watch's design won't really appeal to you. It's not 
really discreet and doesn't look like conventional wrist watches because 
of the broad wrist band.


Having said that, the SmartWatch 3 has a soft, rubber strap which is 
flexible and comfortable to wear. It can be adjusted to fit all wrist 
sizes and the metal clasp makes it easy to wear.




Although the watch's combined weight(with the strap) is close to 
66grams, we didn't experience any issues while wearing it for longer 
periods.


Sony SmartWatch 3 is dust and water resistant (IP68) and can withstand 
up to 4.9feet of water for 30 minutes.


Unlike the LG G Watch, this watch has a hardware button to put the watch 
to sleep mode or wake it up. Long pressing the button initiates the 
Settings menu. The metallic button has good tactile feedback. We feel 
it's a good decision on Sony's part even though the watch's screen is 
touch enabled.


Interestingly, you can easily take the watch out of the strap without 
needing any tools. In fact, you may remove it every time you charge the 
watch. Coming to the charging part, unlike other Android Wear 
smartwatches, you don't need any additional accessory to charge the 
watch. The watch has a micro-USB port at the back, protected by a flap 
(for water resistance), through which you can simply plug in any USB 
charging cable. It's a big plus since you don't need to worry about 
losing cradles or carrying them around.




Sony SmartWatch 3 sports a 1.6-inch Transflective display with a 
resolution of 320x320pixel. While the watch's display is pixel packed 
and even offers good outdoor legibility, it looks a little dull compared 
to the Moto 360's display. We did not encounter any problems while 
reading text on the display.


*Hardware*
Sony SmartWatch 3 is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core ARM A7 processor and 
512MB RAM and comes with 4GB internal storage. The watch comes with 
ambient light sensors, an accelerometer, compass, gyro and GPS sensors. 
In terms of connectivity, it supports a wide range of options including 
Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and Wi-Fi (according to a number of reports). The 
SmartWatch 3 is powered by a 420mAh battery.


*Using the SmartWatch 3*
It's worth pointing out that you need to connect the watch with an 
Android 4.3 or above smartphone via Bluetooth. You need Android Wear app 
to connect the watch and Sony's Lifelog app to track your activity, 
sleep and smartphone use.




The watch runs Android Wear 5.0.1 Lollipop, the latest build of the OS. 
You can access the menu and navigate through the different apps and 
functions through the touch display or make use of voice commands (the 
watch has a microphone). The "Ok Google" command can help you give 
instructions to the watch to send text messages, set a reminder, check 
the weather, track your heart rate, open an app, control music or ask 
for directions.


Voice recognition was iffy and at most times we had difficulty invoking 
the voice command prompt. However, voice commands work for offline 
features work even if the watch is not connected to the internet.


The watch also offers notifications for calls, emails, messages, traffic 
alerts and other Google Now-based contextual updates. It is equipped 
with a pedometer but lacks an optical heart rate monitor.


The new software comes with additional options to mute non-priority 
notifications and turn on theatre mode to mute all notifications. You 
can access these by swiping down on the screen. You can now download and 
install third party watch faces from the Play Store and set them as 
default. The watch also now supports music storage and playback (without 
the need to connect to a phone) but you'll need a US Google Play Music 
account and subscription to sync music with the watch.


The watch's major highlight is its built-in GPS receiver that 
facilitates the use of activity tracking apps without the need to 
connect to the smartphone. This means that you can leave your phone at 
home and just wear the watch when you go out for a run. We tried the 
feature with apps like RunKeeper and Google's Fit app and found it 
worked without any problems. Not many apps support this functionality 
though. We wish native apps like Google Maps support the feature in the 
future.


Android Wear does 

[Mobile.AI] Sony SmartWatch 3 review

[timy sebastian]

- Built-in GPS- Pixel-packed display- Decent battery life
Sony SmartWatch 3 is Sony's third smartwatch and the company's first 
Android Wear wearable. At the moment, it's the only device on the 
platform that comes with features such as a built-in GPS receiver, 
making it attractive for people who're into outdoor activities like 
running and cycling. Is the Sony SmartWatch 3 the perfect Android Wear 
watch we've been waiting for? We try to find out in our review...


*Look and feel*
The Sony SmartWatch 3 looks more like a fitness tracker than a premium 
watch. If you're fashion conscious and are looking for a stylish 
smartwatch than the watch's design won't really appeal to you. It's not 
really discreet and doesn't look like conventional wrist watches because 
of the broad wrist band.


Having said that, the SmartWatch 3 has a soft, rubber strap which is 
flexible and comfortable to wear. It can be adjusted to fit all wrist 
sizes and the metal clasp makes it easy to wear.




Although the watch's combined weight(with the strap) is close to 
66grams, we didn't experience any issues while wearing it for longer 
periods.


Sony SmartWatch 3 is dust and water resistant (IP68) and can withstand 
up to 4.9feet of water for 30 minutes.


Unlike the LG G Watch, this watch has a hardware button to put the watch 
to sleep mode or wake it up. Long pressing the button initiates the 
Settings menu. The metallic button has good tactile feedback. We feel 
it's a good decision on Sony's part even though the watch's screen is 
touch enabled.


Interestingly, you can easily take the watch out of the strap without 
needing any tools. In fact, you may remove it every time you charge the 
watch. Coming to the charging part, unlike other Android Wear 
smartwatches, you don't need any additional accessory to charge the 
watch. The watch has a micro-USB port at the back, protected by a flap 
(for water resistance), through which you can simply plug in any USB 
charging cable. It's a big plus since you don't need to worry about 
losing cradles or carrying them around.




Sony SmartWatch 3 sports a 1.6-inch Transflective display with a 
resolution of 320x320pixel. While the watch's display is pixel packed 
and even offers good outdoor legibility, it looks a little dull compared 
to the Moto 360's display. We did not encounter any problems while 
reading text on the display.


*Hardware*
Sony SmartWatch 3 is powered by a 1.2GHz quad-core ARM A7 processor and 
512MB RAM and comes with 4GB internal storage. The watch comes with 
ambient light sensors, an accelerometer, compass, gyro and GPS sensors. 
In terms of connectivity, it supports a wide range of options including 
Bluetooth 4.0, NFC and Wi-Fi (according to a number of reports). The 
SmartWatch 3 is powered by a 420mAh battery.


*Using the SmartWatch 3*
It's worth pointing out that you need to connect the watch with an 
Android 4.3 or above smartphone via Bluetooth. You need Android Wear app 
to connect the watch and Sony's Lifelog app to track your activity, 
sleep and smartphone use.




The watch runs Android Wear 5.0.1 Lollipop, the latest build of the OS. 
You can access the menu and navigate through the different apps and 
functions through the touch display or make use of voice commands (the 
watch has a microphone). The "Ok Google" command can help you give 
instructions to the watch to send text messages, set a reminder, check 
the weather, track your heart rate, open an app, control music or ask 
for directions.


Voice recognition was iffy and at most times we had difficulty invoking 
the voice command prompt. However, voice commands work for offline 
features work even if the watch is not connected to the internet.


The watch also offers notifications for calls, emails, messages, traffic 
alerts and other Google Now-based contextual updates. It is equipped 
with a pedometer but lacks an optical heart rate monitor.


The new software comes with additional options to mute non-priority 
notifications and turn on theatre mode to mute all notifications. You 
can access these by swiping down on the screen. You can now download and 
install third party watch faces from the Play Store and set them as 
default. The watch also now supports music storage and playback (without 
the need to connect to a phone) but you'll need a US Google Play Music 
account and subscription to sync music with the watch.


The watch's major highlight is its built-in GPS receiver that 
facilitates the use of activity tracking apps without the need to 
connect to the smartphone. This means that you can leave your phone at 
home and just wear the watch when you go out for a run. We tried the 
feature with apps like RunKeeper and Google's Fit app and found it 
worked without any problems. Not many apps support this functionality 
though. We wish native apps like Google Maps support the feature in the 
future.


Android Wear does 

Re: [Mobile.AI] query for micromax yureka

[timy sebastian]

moto g second gen is the better option for you.

its cost around 13000.





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Re: [Mobile.AI] use of MBraile

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Sorry, I haven't use the software till now.





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[Mobile.AI] Sony Xperia Z2, powerful, intuitive and suitable for blind persons

[timy sebastian]

Thursday, 14 August, 2014
*By Amóvil*

The Xperia Z2 in black

The Xperia Z2, Sony's latest flagship, is a powerful and intuitive 
smartphone that runs on Android v4.4.2 (KitKat). This handset includes 
accessibility features that render it suitable for users with visual and 
hearing disabilities. However, it may not be adequate for persons with 
dexterity disabilities and/or with poor comprehension skills. Amóvil was 
able to review this device thanks to a loan by Orange.


The phone that measures 146.8 x 73.3 x 82.2 mm and weighs 163 grams, has 
a design similar to previous Xperia Z models. It comes with a 5.2-inch 
IPS LCD display with 1080 x 1920 pixels resolution. The handset is IP58 
certified for protection against dust and water to as deep as one meter 
and up to 30 minutes.


The Xperia Z2 also includes a 20.7 MP primary camera with autofocus and 
flash LED, and a 2.2 MP secondary camera for videocalls. Regarding 
connectivity it includes Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi direct. It also 
supports GPS and 4G data network.



   Accessibility review


 Vision

As previously mentioned the Xperia Z2 is suitable for blind users. The 
device comes with a version of TalkBack that reads these users through 
most of the visual content available in the display. However, as 
observed in other Android models, it is unable to identify a few minor 
elements in native apps, such as the calendar, probably due to lack of 
proper labeling.


Persons with low vision will also be able to use this smartphone with 
some comfort. It is equipped with an inbuilt screen magnifier and allows 
changing both the size of the text and the screen brightness. However, 
customizing color contrast or reversing the colors of background and 
foreground is not possible in this device.



 Hearing

The Xperia Z2 is hearing aid compatible (HAC rating, M3/T3). It also 
includes features that may contribute to enhance these users' 
experience, such as a basic sound equalizer, a background to cancel 
background noise and an option to slow the speech of the other calling 
party to improve intelligibility. The device also supports text 
messaging, chats and video calls.



 Dexterity

Persons with dexterity disabilities may have a limited experience with 
this handset. Although it comes with voice recognition system that works 
rather well, it is not possible to reproduce the function of side 
buttons from the display. Thus, users with severe dexterity issues may 
be unable to handle this phone using assistive devices such as mouth 
sticks or head wands.


The Z2 may also be unsuitable for users with mild dexterity 
disabilities. Because it is dust and water resistant, cable slot come 
sealed rendering hard to manipulate to these users, particularly to 
those with little strength or tremors in the upper limbs.



 Comprehension

The Xperia Z2 is unsuitable to users with poor comprehension skills. The 
display includes icons with a design that is hard to identify and that 
do not comply with accessibility standards.


However, this device includes an app that may improve the experience of 
these users. This app has been designed to guide them through the entire 
configuration process. It has been written in a simple and easy to 
understand language. Also, menus can be customized to meet these users' 
needs.


For more information about accessibility in Xperia Z2, please consult 
the full accessibility report 
 
available in Amóvil.


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Re: [Mobile.AI] use of MBraile

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dear rajesh sir, how you access the file?

I  mean, through mobile or pc.

if your accessing through mobile, you can find install button.

same way, if your accessing through pc, press letter B, you will get 
install button, press space bar on it, unfortunately Jaws won't say 
anything, so, use your downarrow key, it might announce congratulation, 
brale not will install soon your mobile.


 O, button.

hit spacebar on it again, it will install it your  mobile.

note:, in order to install via Pc  you have to enable y5 on your lap or 
pc, ok?


hope I  cleared your doubt.

Thanks in advance,

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[Mobile.AI] blind-droid wallet indian currency recognizer for android mobiles!!!!!

[timy sebastian]

Dear friends, got this information from another mailing list, so 
shareing it here.



please test yourself and post the result as soon as possible.


Hello, friends!
timy sebastian
:
Oct 15 03:59PM +0530 asked:
will it support indian currencies?
red same in the previous post, but no idea how to do it.

Yes, blind-droid wallet allready supports indian currency! To enable 
recognition of any currency different from US dollars and Euro, do the 
following:


1. Install blind-droid wallet it self, using this play store page
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirwebsistem.currencyeyes
2. Go to the app developer's page at play store from PC or from your 
phone, also you can use option in the blind-droid wallet settings dialog 
to get there

-
https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Oleg+Taystruk
3. Find the module which supports your currency. In your case it is 
"Blind-Droid Wallet — Indian Currency" (Blind-Droid Wallet — INR) -

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mirwebsistem.currencyeyes_in
4. Install on your device all modules you need.
5. Run Blind-droid wallet application, go to the settings, set your 
currency here (default currency is US dollars, all installed currency 
modules are displayed

in "choose your currency" dialog).
Note. You can switch bitveen installed currencies very fast by shaking 
your phone. To enable this switching method, check corresponding 
checkbox in the

app settings.
6. After you have set your currency, go back to the main blind-droid 
wallet window. App will reload active currency, now it uses not USD, but 
currency

you've just selected. Enjoy.




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[Mobile.AI] before purchasing any mycromax mobile please read this users reviews!!!!!

[timy sebastian]

Micromax A121 Canvas Elanza 2 - User opinions and reviews!!

satish:,

this phone is very bed because of its specification is not fulfill to 
usersi m not satisfied with this phone...dont buy this phone..


jacky:,



It's micromax not good phone at all. Can get HTC phones around 10k. 
Better phones. I'm using HTC one. Tottaly waste Chinese phones ...


Micromax is setting bad example of Indian company by cheating peoples . 
they say 4GB and give u only 1GB.don't buy this phone .micromax is a 
cheater.


santoshi:,


Handset internet working very very low i was change two time service bt 
problem not soled.



hope, this post will help  some extent.


once again dear friends, please rethink before buying mycromax mobiles 
please.


Thanks in advance your friend,

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Re: [Mobile.AI] require an accessible Music player for android.

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Dear friend I  play with folder music player and understand, most of its 
buttons are unlabeled.


not getting any idea how to use it.

could you please explain how to use that ap effectively?



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Re: [Mobile.AI] First Impressions: Micromax Canvas A1 Android One smartphone

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Sep 16, 2014, 08.



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[Mobile.AI] Google has launched the first family of Android One phones

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 Android One phones in India: 8 things to know

TOI Tech/ Anupam Saxena / September 15,2014
Android One phones in India: 8 things to know
in India as part of its endeavour to bring a good smartphone experience 
to a larger set of people.


The programme was first announced in June during the Google IO 
conference by Android chief Sundar Pichai.


Here are 10 things to know about the Android One phones...


   1. Priced affordably

September 15,2014
Priced affordably
Google's Android One initiative aims at boosting sales in emerging 
markets through affordable pricing and quality software.


With a price target of $100, the company has partnered with Indian OEMs 
Spice, Karbonn and Micromax. The Spice Android One Dream Uno is the 
cheapest at Rs 6,299, followed by Karbonn Sparkle V at Rs 6,399 and 
Micromax Canvas A1 at Rs 6,499.



   2. Will be sold both online as well as offline

September 15,2014
Will be sold both online as well as offline
The Android One phones are available for purchase through online 
channels starting today and at retail stores from early October.


The Karbonn Sparkle V is available online exclusively at Snapdeal; the 
Micromax Canvas A1 is exclusive to Amazon; while Spice Dream UNO is 
available online exclusively at Flipkart.



   3. Hardware specifications

September 15,2014
Hardware specifications
The Android One phones are based on Google's reference design hardware 
and sport a 4.5-inch IPS FWVGA (480x854p) display.


Powered by a 1.3GHz MediaTek quad-core processor, Mali-400MP graphics 
and 1GB RAM, the phones have 4GB internal storage and a microSD card 
slot that supports cards of up to 32GB capacity.


The three phones sport a 5MP rear camera with LED flash and support for 
full-HD video capture, and a 2MP front-facing camera. The Android One 
phones come with a 1700mAh battery.



   4. Stock Android, priority OS updates

September 15,2014
Stock Android, priority OS updates
The three Android One phones come with a Nexus-like stock Android user 
interface. Although, hardware vendors can preload apps, the software 
doesn't feature customization and is optimized for the hardware.


Android chief Sundar Pichai announced that the phones will get priority 
OS updates from Google including the upcoming Android L update. The 
phone will also receive automatic app updates.



   5. Google brings 'Showroom on Wheels'

September 15,2014
Google brings 'Showroom on Wheels'
Google will have Wi-Fi-equipped mobile demo trucks called 'Showroom on 
Wheels' in 600 locations across 20 cities to allow potential consumers 
to experience the Android One phones.


Google has also appointed 30,000 Android One ambassadors who will spread 
the word about the phones and guide potential consumers at stores.



   6. India first country to get Android One phones

September 15,2014
India first country to get Android One phones
Sundar Pichai informed that India was the first country where it 
launched Android One phones.


The search giant plans to take the phones to markets like Indonesia, 
Philippines, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and other South Asian markets by 
end of the year.



   7. New hardware partners

September 15,2014
New hardware partners
Google has also signed up deals with new hardware partners to develop 
the next set of Android One phones.


These partners include Acer, Alcatel, Asus, HTC, Intex, Lava, Panasonic, 
Lenovo, Xolo and Qualcomm.


The first Android One phones are powered by MediaTek but with Qualcomm 
coming on board, the next round of devices will also include Qualcomm 
Snapdragon-powered phones.



   8. Free data bundle from Airtel

September 15,2014
Free data bundle from Airtel
Airtel is offering a promotion to reduce data costs for Android One phones.

Android One users will get free over-the-air (OTA) updates, and 200MB 
per month worth of app downloads from Google Play for the first six 
months --- without counting toward their mobile data plan.

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[Mobile.AI] First Impressions: Micromax Canvas A1 Android One smartphone

[timy sebastian]

Sep 16, 2014, 08.00AM IST TOI Tech[ Anupam Saxena ]


Micromax Canvas A1 is the most expensive of the lot, priced at Rs 6,499. 
Here's what we feel about the phone...
NEW DELHI: Google has finally launched the first set of Android One 
smartphones that are powered by reference design hardware and closely 
integrated, standardized, stock-Android UI. While there's not much 
differentiation in terms of the internals, the phones, made in 
collaboration with three Indian vendors - Spice, Karbonn and Micromax, 
look and feel slightly different.


Micromax Canvas A1 is the most expensive of the lot, priced at Rs 6,499. 
Here's what we feel about the phone...


Micromax Canvas A1 looks very similar to Android One phones made by 
Spice and Karbonn except for a few minor aesthetic differences. The 
basic design philosophy and build quality of the three phones is consistent.


Made of plastic, the phones bear a simple, utilitarian look and the 
focus is on making the device durable and good to hold with soft rounded 
corners and edges.


The front of the phone features black plastic bezel that sports a glossy 
finish and a 4.5-inch FWVGA(480x854p) IPS display. The Canvas A1 is the 
first Micromax Android phone to come without any hardware capacitive 
keys for navigation. The front panel also features a 2MP front camera 
and a round earpiece.




The soft, plastic keys for volume control and power are located at the 
right edge and offer good tactile feedback. The bottom edge sports the 
micro-USB port while the 3.5mm headset jack sits at the top.


The back features a removable plastic back cover that sports a soft 
touch, rubberised, matte finish. The phone feels good to hold and there 
were no squeaks and wobbles.


The back is also where Micromax differentiates the phone with its own 
branding and a protruding, circular, metallic ring that houses the 
phone's 5MP rear camera and LED flash. The ring has a dark, 
brushed-metal finish though the finish could have been better. A small, 
round speaker opening and the Android One branding is also present at 
the back.




The back cover hides two micro-sim slots, a hot-swappable microSD card 
and a removable, 1700mAh battery.


The 4.5-inch display offers good viewing angles and decent sunlight 
legibility. However, we found it a little prone to smudges. Also, while 
the low display resolution doesn't stick out due to the comparatively 
smaller screen size, the experience is not as good when compared to the 
720p display of the Xiaomi Redmi 1S, which is priced at Rs 5,999.


In terms of hardware, the phone is powered by a 1.3GHz MediaTek 
quad-core processor, Mali-400MP graphics and 1GB RAM. The phone has 4GB 
internal storage and a microSD card slot that supports cards of up to 
32GB capacity. Out of 4GB, 2.27GB is available to the user.



The phone runs a near-stock version of Android 4.4 KitKat with a few 
non-removable preloaded apps that include Amazon, Hike, M!Live, and 
AskMe. The phone comes with the Google Camera app and we could not take 
pictures as the app refused to activate the shutter without an external 
storage source. We'll have a detailed look at the camera in our full review.


We'll have to say the phone is one of the smoothest ones available at 
this price. Also, it won't be wrong to say that it's the best 
entry-level Micromax phone we've used ever. We'll have to see how it 
fares with multiple apps running in the background and games.


Is the Micromax Canvas A1 Android One phone capable of usurping Xiaomi 
Redmi 1S from its throne? You'll need to wait for our full review to 
find that out.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] downloading apps from the google play and installing them offline on our phone.

[timy sebastian]

Really great

Thanks a  ton Dear friend.

I  tested, it is working find.

Thanks once again.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] the best voice guided camra for androide

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well, does anyone tried the ap???

 I  tested, but couldn't understand the software interface.


So many confuscions in the software layout.
and couldn't take the picture as well.

hope experts will test the software and post the result soon.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] bbbuyinng new phone

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Yes I  did, but it didn't help me much.





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Re: [Mobile.AI] bbbuyinng new phone

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I  double checked again, but I  couldn't find this option under 
accessibility, don't no iam doing anything wrong with my mobile.


ask to my sighted brother as well, he also not able to find the 
respective optionss  under accessibility.


any solution dears please??

it is really urjent.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] bbbuyinng new phone

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Dear friend, according to my experience mycromax  some of the phones are 
not a good option for VI.
in my case iam using mycromax a121, androyed version 4.3  jellybean, but 
some of the options are missing under accessibility, such as, 
accessibility shortcut, end call with power button etc.


If this is the case with this  model, what about other mycromax model, 
I  wonder?


it includes,  4  gb internal storage, up to 32 gb memmory card support, 
but missing these important funtions means, no use of VI.




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Re: [Mobile.AI] how to signout from the gmail in mobile???

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Thanks dear friend, its done.





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[Mobile.AI] how to signout from the gmail in mobile???

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dear friends hope all are fine, please someone tell me how can I  
sign out from the mail from androyed mobile??


after sining in to play store, iam receiving the mails in my mobile, but 
I   dont  want this, only I  need software updations.


 so, waiting your earliest reply in this regards.
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[Mobile.AI] some doubts regarding with androyed mobile, experts please help me!!!!

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Dear androyed experts, iam having some  doubts while using my mycromax 
a121.


my doubts are follows:

1. How can i save a contact?

2. How can I delete msgs either one or more??

3. how can i read mails especially mails contends (Text area)?

4. while using facebook I click on continue reading, but  couldn't reach 
the text erea, how can I do the same???


5. I don't have accessibility shortcut key and end call with power 
button in my mobile, any alternative for that?


note:, my  version is 4.3 jellybean.

expecting your reply soon.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!

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then what might be the problem here, I don't no.

iam using androyed version 4.3.

iam not getting the accessibility shortcut also under accessability.
my mobile model: mycromax a121.

On 6/24/14, TS Negi  wrote:
> E Speak is successfully working in same version in moto g here
>
> --
> From: "Surya Prakash Sharma" 
> Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2014 7:00 AM
> To: "Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
> phonesand Tabs." 
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!
>
>> Hi,
>> 1. to receive the call put your finger at the centre of the screen and
>> swipe right, to disconnect tap around the same place.
>> 2. after reaching the accessibility option in settings, double tap it
>> and then explore the relevant option to disconnect call using power
>> button. also swipe up with two fingers if required.
>> 3. espeak is not working in Android 4.4.2, don't know about previous
>> versions. use lekha instead for hindi.
>>
>>
>> On 6/14/14, Timy Sebastian  wrote:
>>> thanks dear friends those who are respond to my qury.
>>>
>>> unfortunately iam out of state (banglore), and not able to come skype
>>> these days, I have to purchase the laptop to come on skype.
>>>
>>> I have another mobile:  n72 but, that mobile is not at all working,
>>> so, I have to use my micromax mobile for my calls, it is so arjent,
>>> so, please tell me any other way  to disconnect and answer the call
>>> easily???
>>>
>>> tried scrolling using two fingers, after reaching the accessibility,
>>> but  it is taking me to reasond aps, so, dears, arjent solution is
>>> expecting.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> and someone please tell me how can I configur the aqua mail???
>>>
>>> what I have to type in incoming and outgoing edit box??
>>>
>>> and another doubt is:
>>>
>>> whenever Iam activating the espeak, it is telling espeak is stopp
>>> working, ok, report it now.
>>>
>>> my question here is:, anyone   is facing the same? if it is yes, what
>>> is the solution for it???
>>>
>>> iam not familiar with dw contact and its dialer aswell,  so, please
>>> someone tell me how to use that also effectively.
>>>
>>> Expecting your answer as soon as possible.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>
>>> Timy.
>>> On 6/14/14, TS Negi  wrote:
>>>> does granularity give accessibility for reading purpose only or
>>>> something
>>>> else too? I mean like editing options ETC. What, other thing except
>>>> reading,
>>>>
>>>> can we do with this feature?
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> From: "Mahesh S. Panicker" 
>>>> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2014 2:40 PM
>>>> To: "Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
>>>> phonesand Tabs." 
>>>> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!
>>>>
>>>>> Just to respond to some of the questions. To deal with the first 2
>>>>> issues, go to settings/accessibility. Both the option to make power
>>>>> button to end call, and enable accessibility shortcut are there.
>>>>> Doubletap to enable the same, you should be good to go. Ones
>>>>> accessibility shortcut is enabled, if you have to start TalkBack,
>>>>> press and hold power button for 3 seconds, then hold 2 fingers on the
>>>>> screen. You should hear a prompt to keep holding 2 fingers to enable
>>>>> accessibility. Continue to hold the 2 fingesrs on the screen till you
>>>>> hear the prompt accessibility enabled.
>>>>> Granularity refers to text navigation options, switch between word,
>>>>> line and character. This a slightly complex jesture for starters at
>>>>> times. First place the finger on the field you need to navigate. Then
>>>>> swipe up and then right in the same motion. After you hear an audio
>>>>> feedback, explore the screen in a circle, and lift your finger on
>>>>> change granularity. Again explore in a circle, and lift the finger on
>>>>> the option that you want enabled. Then swipe from left to right to
>>>>> navigate by whatever mode of granularity you chose, word, line,
>>>>> parag

Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!

[Timy Sebastian]

thanks dear friends those who are respond to my qury.

unfortunately iam out of state (banglore), and not able to come skype
these days, I have to purchase the laptop to come on skype.

I have another mobile:  n72 but, that mobile is not at all working,
so, I have to use my micromax mobile for my calls, it is so arjent,
so, please tell me any other way  to disconnect and answer the call
easily???

tried scrolling using two fingers, after reaching the accessibility,
but  it is taking me to reasond aps, so, dears, arjent solution is
expecting.





and someone please tell me how can I configur the aqua mail???

what I have to type in incoming and outgoing edit box??

and another doubt is:

whenever Iam activating the espeak, it is telling espeak is stopp
working, ok, report it now.

my question here is:, anyone   is facing the same? if it is yes, what
is the solution for it???

iam not familiar with dw contact and its dialer aswell,  so, please
someone tell me how to use that also effectively.

Expecting your answer as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance,

Timy.
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> does granularity give accessibility for reading purpose only or something
> else too? I mean like editing options ETC. What, other thing except reading,
>
> can we do with this feature?
>
> --
> From: "Mahesh S. Panicker" 
> Sent: Friday, June 13, 2014 2:40 PM
> To: "Dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing accessibility of mobile
> phonesand Tabs." 
> Subject: Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!
>
>> Just to respond to some of the questions. To deal with the first 2
>> issues, go to settings/accessibility. Both the option to make power
>> button to end call, and enable accessibility shortcut are there.
>> Doubletap to enable the same, you should be good to go. Ones
>> accessibility shortcut is enabled, if you have to start TalkBack,
>> press and hold power button for 3 seconds, then hold 2 fingers on the
>> screen. You should hear a prompt to keep holding 2 fingers to enable
>> accessibility. Continue to hold the 2 fingesrs on the screen till you
>> hear the prompt accessibility enabled.
>> Granularity refers to text navigation options, switch between word,
>> line and character. This a slightly complex jesture for starters at
>> times. First place the finger on the field you need to navigate. Then
>> swipe up and then right in the same motion. After you hear an audio
>> feedback, explore the screen in a circle, and lift your finger on
>> change granularity. Again explore in a circle, and lift the finger on
>> the option that you want enabled. Then swipe from left to right to
>> navigate by whatever mode of granularity you chose, word, line,
>> paragraph or character.
>> Doubletapping and long pressing on a file should give you option to
>> cut or copy it, and an easier way is to connect the phone to the PC
>> and explore the files and sort it with windows explorer.
>> Best,
>>
>>
>> On 6/13/14, Timy Sebastian  wrote:
>>> Dear friends!!! hope all are good.
>>>
>>> reasondly I have purchase an androyed mobile, mycromax a121 OS version
>>> 4.3.
>>>
>>> WHENEVER I start using, these are the doubts iam having.
>>>
>>> 1. how can I make my power button as end call button???
>>>
>>> tried many ways but no luck.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> 2. how to creat an accessability shorcut??
>>>
>>> tried that also, but  couldnt find it.
>>>
>>>
>>> 3. how do I move the files from phone memmory from memmory card???
>>>
>>> 5. how can I read my inbox msgs, line by line, word  by word,
>>> carrector by carrector etc???
>>>
>>> 6. what is gramilarity navigation?
>>>
>>> 7. some items  it is telling disable, how can I enable those?
>>>
>>> 8. I know how to open the back cover, but don't no how to put sims in
>>> it, cause there are 2 sim port.
>>>
>>> hope expers will reply soon.
>>>
>>> Thanks in advance your friend,
>>>
>>> Timy.
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!

[Timy Sebastian]

got accessability, but couldn't find the option which you mentiond dear friend.

there are system settings, services  etc, but while clicking on it,
nothing is happening.

so, please help me on this regards.

On 6/13/14, Mahesh S. Panicker  wrote:
> Just to respond to some of the questions. To deal with the first 2
> issues, go to settings/accessibility. Both the option to make power
> button to end call, and enable accessibility shortcut are there.
> Doubletap to enable the same, you should be good to go. Ones
> accessibility shortcut is enabled, if you have to start TalkBack,
> press and hold power button for 3 seconds, then hold 2 fingers on the
> screen. You should hear a prompt to keep holding 2 fingers to enable
> accessibility. Continue to hold the 2 fingesrs on the screen till you
> hear the prompt accessibility enabled.
> Granularity refers to text navigation options, switch between word,
> line and character. This a slightly complex jesture for starters at
> times. First place the finger on the field you need to navigate. Then
> swipe up and then right in the same motion. After you hear an audio
> feedback, explore the screen in a circle, and lift your finger on
> change granularity. Again explore in a circle, and lift the finger on
> the option that you want enabled. Then swipe from left to right to
> navigate by whatever mode of granularity you chose, word, line,
> paragraph or character.
> Doubletapping and long pressing on a file should give you option to
> cut or copy it, and an easier way is to connect the phone to the PC
> and explore the files and sort it with windows explorer.
> Best,
>
>
> On 6/13/14, Timy Sebastian  wrote:
>> Dear friends!!! hope all are good.
>>
>> reasondly I have purchase an androyed mobile, mycromax a121 OS version
>> 4.3.
>>
>> WHENEVER I start using, these are the doubts iam having.
>>
>> 1. how can I make my power button as end call button???
>>
>> tried many ways but no luck.
>>
>>
>>
>> 2. how to creat an accessability shorcut??
>>
>> tried that also, but  couldnt find it.
>>
>>
>> 3. how do I move the files from phone memmory from memmory card???
>>
>> 5. how can I read my inbox msgs, line by line, word  by word,
>> carrector by carrector etc???
>>
>> 6. what is gramilarity navigation?
>>
>> 7. some items  it is telling disable, how can I enable those?
>>
>> 8. I know how to open the back cover, but don't no how to put sims in
>> it, cause there are 2 sim port.
>>
>> hope expers will reply soon.
>>
>> Thanks in advance your friend,
>>
>> Timy.
>>
>>
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[Mobile.AI] expecting some help from androyed users!!!

[Timy Sebastian]

Dear friends!!! hope all are good.

reasondly I have purchase an androyed mobile, mycromax a121 OS version 4.3.

WHENEVER I start using, these are the doubts iam having.

1. how can I make my power button as end call button???

tried many ways but no luck.



2. how to creat an accessability shorcut??

tried that also, but  couldnt find it.


3. how do I move the files from phone memmory from memmory card???

5. how can I read my inbox msgs, line by line, word  by word,
carrector by carrector etc???

6. what is gramilarity navigation?

7. some items  it is telling disable, how can I enable those?

8. I know how to open the back cover, but don't no how to put sims in
it, cause there are 2 sim port.

hope expers will reply soon.

Thanks in advance your friend,

Timy.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] Beginning to learn Android & Talkback

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 sorry dear friend this is not my link.

this link is posted by someone.

hope, he will reupload the same soon.



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 dear friend, 404 error.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] Quiry regarding Xperia mobiles

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O, then dear friend this is a great info for people those who are 
planning to purchase sony mobile in the future.


proudly i can say,  iam one of the sony fan.




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Re: [Mobile.AI] Quiry regarding Xperia mobiles

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hello, configuration base sony xperia is one of the class phone in the 
market, but in the term of accessability sony mobiles are not good.


for more information visit there website:

www.sonymobile.com

want to talk them directly for free??

please call them at,

180030002800.

working hours: morning 9 am to night 9 pm. every sunday to satarday.

sure if sony mobiles are fully accessable, no doubt that is the number 
one purchasable android phones in the market.


stay well your friend,

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i think, talkback  will not work in this device properly.

before bying this kind of low models, make sure that talkback is working 
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I think only test mails are reaching to the list.

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[Mobile.AI] Sony Xperia Z1 review

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

 * Friday, 8 November 2013 14:58
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The wait for the sequels to leading flagship handsets is over. With HTC 
releasing the One Max and Samsung releasing the Note 3, how could Sony 
stay behind? It has put its own player in the ring - the Sony Xperia Z1, 
which picks up the mantle from the Xperia Z 
. Read on our Sony Xperia 
Z1 review and find out how it fares.


Sony Xperia Z1 53

The Xperia Z had some awesome features in tow, besides being waterproof 
and shockproof, which has become the mark of the Xperia Z series. It 
beat the pants out of stalwarts such as the HTC One, with its 1080p 
screen, powerful processor and a 13-megapixel camera.


Sony Xperia Z1 52

The Sony  Xperia Z1 is expected to do even better - the highlight of 
this device is a 20.7-megapixel camera on-board. But that's hardly the 
whole story. (It never is)


The Xperia Z1 is a premium handset - at a price of 40K it cannot be much 
else. Or can it? Lets dig in.



   Design

As soon as you get your hands on the Xperia Z1, it will remind you of 
 the Xperia Z handset. It has basically the same form factor, which is 
a travesty, if you look at its bigger sibling the Xperia Z Ultra - it is 
not too thick, but since it supersedes that device, we were expecting 
something more from the form factor.


Sony Xperia Z1 56 Sony Xperia Z1 57

The front is flanked by 5-inch screen, with not too thin a bezel. The 
screen is 1080p, and generally has a good feel but nothing 
extraordinary. At the bottom there are three Android capacitive buttons 
for home, back and recent apps.


Sony Xperia Z1 58

The glass finish around the phone lets you feel great whether it  be the 
front or the back, but also makes it a little glossy, very reflective, 
scratchy and smudgy too, but that wouldn't let you keep your hands off 
it - the handset is smooth as silk.


The edges meanwhile are made to be a little thick for shock absorption 
purposes. This is the one part that will hold together the phone and 
protect the glass  from scratching.


But, to its credit, the handset fits nicely in your palm. Like the rest 
of the Xperia Z range, it has a power button and volume rocker on the 
right, alongside a dedicated  camera button.


Sony Xperia Z1 47 Sony Xperia Z1 48

The top of the handset comprises of the 3.5mm audio jack, while the 
bottom boasts of a speaker.


Sony Xperia Z1 55

Sony Xperia Z1 54

The handset has covered slots to maintain the water resistance  - these 
include the SIM slot with a pull-out SIM tray on the right and the 
MicroSD and USB slots on the left. There is also an infrared blaster 
that comes in handy when you want to use the phone as a remote.


The back of the handset has just one highlight the 20.7-megapixel camera 
with a g-sensor. Its actually the best part of the handset and you can 
keep running your fingers over it for the premium feel.


Overall, the 5-inch Sony Xperia Z1 is designed for comfortable one hands 
usage. Something, that we would want in this device is 
scratch-resistance, since, the fragility kind of kills the buzz of the 
handset.



   Display

Sony Xperia Z1 51 Sony Xperia Z1 50 Sony Xperia Z1 49

The Sony Xperia Z1 comes with a 1080p screen with a 441ppi pixel 
density. While th handset could beat the pants out of most displays out 
there, we kind of think that the GPU lets it down a little bit. The 
screen is a little too glossy and gets a little too smudgy most of the time.



   Android and UI

While the handset comes out of the box with Android 4.2.1, we received 
an Android 4.2.2 upgrade and were quick to jump on it.


Sony Xperia Z1 1

Sony has put in almost all the stuff it has in the other devices from 
the range such as the Xperia Z tablet and Xperia Z Ultra. Sometimes, and 
 just sometimes, you will feel the dearth of simplicity though since 
Sony has put in a lot of stuff. Every little detail is taken care of and 
every feature, every menu and every shortcut is well animated and 
accessible adding to the premium feel of  the handset.


Sony Xperia Z1 2

Sony has put in custom skins which add to the f

[Mobile.AI] Sony Xperia Z2 release date, news and features | | and much more!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

Sony is once again bigging up its own technologies in the Z2, just as it 
did with the Z1. The "best of Sony in a smartphone" tagline was again 
used in the press conference at MWC.


Compare Sony's product cycle to the likes of Samsung or Apple - where we 
see an annual reboot of flagships such as the Galaxy S4 
 and 
iPhone 5S  and, 
while the cadence is quicker, you can start to see what the company is 
doing. After all, Sony knows it has some catching up to do in the market.


 * Check out our Hands on: Sony Xperia Z2 review
   

*Cut to the chase*
*What is it?* Sony's next flagship, the follow up to the Xperia Z1
*When is it out?* 1st April 2014
*What will it cost?* £545

In the UK the Xperia Z2 is up for pre-order for a whopping £599 SIM free 
on Sony's site, while in Australia it's about AU$899.95 and the in the 
US you're looking at around $600.


The Xperia Z2's global release date is April 2014 and the handset has 
been announced on UK networks O2, Three, Vodafone and EE as well as by 
retailers such as Carphone Warehouse.



 Xperia Z2 specifications

The Sony Xperia Z2 includes Sony Digital Noise Cancelling -- a first in 
a phone -- and as is becoming the norm for Sony, it's waterproof as well.


The handset is one of the first to be powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 
801 processor and it boasts four 2.3GHz Krait CPUs in addition to 4G 
LTE, 3GB of RAM and a high capacity 3,200mAh battery, which in 
combination with Sony's Battery STAMINA mode should keep it going for 
quite some time.


Sony Z2

On the storage front there's 16GB built in along with a microSD card 
slot which supports cards of up to 64GB.


As you might expect from any worthwhile new flagship phone, it's also 
running Android KitKat 
.


That all makes it a moderate upgrade over the Sony Xperia Z1, which has 
a 2.2GHz Snapdragon 800 processor and 2GB of RAM.



 Xperia Z2 camera and audio

The Z2's key technology sell is the ability to shoot 4K video, so that's 
four times the pixels of HD and twice the resolution at - 3,840 x 2,160 
pixels at 30fps.


The camera is a 20.7MP unit, with the mobile version of the proven Exmor 
RS image sensor and Bionz processing engine alongside Sony's G Lens. 
Using built in apps, you can also shoot Timeshift video, while there's 
also an AR app, too.


The Timeshift video mode lets you shoot in 120 frames per second and 
select individual scenes to slow playback.


Xperia Z2 camera

Another new app enables you to defocus the background and adapt a 
shallow depth of field -- you can capture two photos at different focus 
settings and blend them together.


Backing up the main camera there's a 2.2MP snapper on the front which 
can shoot 1080p video at 30fps.


Sadly there's no optical image stabilization, but the Xperia Z2 does 
have SteadyShot digital image stabilization, which similarly aims to 
counter camera shake.


You can also buy an additional STM10 stereo microphone should you need 
enhanced sound quality for shooting 4K video.


Sony Xperia Z2

Speaking of sound, Sony's put the speakers on the front of the handset 
this time around, aiming to muscle in on the HTC One 
's territory with 
what it's calling S-Force Front Surround.


Sony's MDR NC31EM noise cancelling headset comes bundled with the 
handset and unfortunately you have to use this specific headset if you 
want to take advantage of the fancy noise cancelling features of the phone.



 Xperia Z2 display

The 5.2-inch IPS LCD Triluminos display is Full HD 1080 x 1920 with a 
pixel density of 424 pixels per inch. The Xperia Z2 uses Sony's 
X-Reality technology, to optimize colors, contrast and sharpness while 
reducing noise.


Sony is also claiming it has the best color reproduction of any 
smartphone on the market with its Live Color LED tech.


Xperia Z2 screen

Our full review will put that claim to the test, but it's certainly an 
impressive display, particularly in comparison to the Z1, which looks 
washed out and lacking in detail when put side by side with this.



 Xperia Z2 design

At 8.2mm thick and 163g, the Z2 is 0.3mm thinner than the Sony Xperia Z1 
and 7g lighter, despite having a larger screen and more powerful innards.


It's an evolution of the same aluminum design, which Sony calls 
OmniBalance.


Xperia Z2

In fact it looks almost identical to the Xperia Z1, with the same metal 
edging, glass back and large bezels above and below the screen.


Like the Z1 it's also dust resistant and waterproof to IP55 & IP58 
standards, allowing it to be submerged for up to 30 minutes in water 1 
meter deep.



 Xperia Z2 interface and features

The Xperia Z2's interface is similar to that of the Z1, though it comes 
with Android 4.4.2 KitKat so it's bang up to date.


The handset also has a few new features hidden away in its menus. 
There's 'Smart Backlight Control' for one, which will keep the screen on 
while you're looking at it, just like Samsung does with Smart Stay.


Then there's the ability to

[Mobile.AI] sony mobile users can register here for farther help!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

dear friends I didn't test this website, got it from internet.

so, please try it out  and share the result here.

link is:

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[Mobile.AI] anyone using sony mobile here, please reply!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

hai dear friends!! how r u all??

hope all are fine.

iam planning to purchase Sony Xperia C, so, dear friends, please someone 
tell me what is the accessability of that purticular mobile??


if I will purchase the same, what are the challenges do we have??

my budject  arount 17 k.

if any sony user in the list, please reply as soon as possible.

for better understanding, adding the mobile review below.
Rs 17000.

 * al Sim, 3G, Wi-Fi
 * Quad Core, 1.2 GHz Processor
 * 1 GB RAM
 * 4 GB inbuilt memory

 * 5 inches, 540 x 960 px display
 * 8 MP Camera with flash
 * Memory Card Supported, upto 32 GB
 * Android, v4.2.2


s A Responsive Touch Screen
Capacitive, MultiTouch
Touch Displays offer a more interactive experience.
Quite Big Screen
5 inches (Average: 4.5 inches)
	Reading, browsing internet and watching videos is more pleasing 
experience on a bigger screen.

High Resolution Screen
540 x 960 px
Images, videos and text will look more sharp and clear.
Camera
High Resloution Camera
8 MP with AutoFocus (Average: 8 MP)
High resolution camera for taking sharp and clear photos.
Has Flash For Camera
LED
Having a camera flash allows you to take photos in low light.
Supports HD Video Recording
1080p
	You can record videos of beautiful moments, sceneries and watch them 
later.

Has Front Camera
VGA (0.3 MP)
	Front Camera enables you to take your own photos and do videocalling 
(on supported devices).

Technical
Supports Memory Card
upto 32 GB
	Memory cards give your device more storage capacity. So you can store 
more songs, photos and videos.

Quad Core CPU
	More cores result in better parallelism, meaning more tasks can be 
processed in parallel without slowing down the User Interface.

Lots Of RAM
1 GB (Average: 1 GB)
	Lots Of RAM means more applications can run at the same time, which 
makes the phone faster.

Connectivity
Supports 3G
	3G Enabled Handsets give you more download speed and a faster internet 
experience.

Faster Download Speed
42.2 Mbps
Faster Download Speed means stream videos at real time.
Supports WiFi
	You can connect to wifi hotspots in your area to experience a superior 
internet experience.

Supports WiFi Hotspot
Wifi Tethering
Allows you to use your internet connection on your wifi enabled laptop.
Supports Bluetooth v4.0
	Bluetooth enables you to wirelessly listen to music and calls using 
bluetooth headsets.

Supports GPS
	GPS is used for determining your location. You can get directions to a 
place with the help of GPS.

Has A 3.5mm Headphone Jack
	Having 3.5mm Jack enables you to connect to large number of other 
devices (such as speakers, headphones) having 3.5mm Port.

Extra
Has Accelerometer
	Detects motion as well as the orientation of a device (horizontally or 
vertically).

Has Compass
Determines direction facing relative to North, East, West and South.
Supports Video Player
	Watch your favourite video songs and movies in video player. It 
supports MP4, H.263, H.264 file types.

Supports Music Player
	Listen to your favourite songs in music player. It supports MP3, eAAC+, 
WAV etc. file types.

Supports FM Radio
	Listen to your favourite radio stations on your phone. Enjoy music on 
the go with FM Radio.

Battery
Long Battery Standby Time
24.5 Day



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Re: [Mobile.AI] anyone knows what about the accessability of Samsung Galaxy S4 mini Duos I9192

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

dear friend  please tell me which are the quot core processor mobiles 
available in the same range in the market???






 I would like to by soon.

unfortunately, Iphone cost brake my all dreams, so, better i think, go 
with androyed mobiles.


expecting your reply soon.

with thanks in advance,

Timy.

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[Mobile.AI] anyone knows what about the accessability of Samsung Galaxy S4 mini Duos I9192

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

hai dear friends how r u all???



as the above subject says, I would like know the accessability of 
Samsung Galaxy S4 mini Duos I9192.


for better understanding, iam giving the mobile fasificasion also below.










 Product Features:

 * Dual Sim, 3G, Wi-Fi, NFC
 * Dual Core, 1.7 GHz Processor
 * 1.5 GB RAM
 * 8 GB inbuilt memory

 * 4.3 inches, 540 x 960 px display
 * 8 MP Camera with flash
 * Memory Card Supported, upto 64 GB
 * Android, v4.2.2

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[Mobile.AI] AN objective look: iOS vs. Android for the visually impaired!!!!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

AN objective look: iOS vs. Android for the visually impaired.


 an another intresting post for u dear friends.

 please read and understand before bying a new tuch mobile.

 sourse:

 http://www.thebinaryportal.net/android_ios.html




*By Tamas Geczy *

Part I: Basic Features


 Introduction

for years now, I have been exploring the depths of an ever changing 
mobile world, continueing to adapt with the pace as quickly as possible. 
After Windows Mobile was slashed in 2010, the two remaining players for 
the blind became Android and iOS. Nokia also abandoned its operating 
system a year later; therefore the remaining options were based off 
these touchscreen platforms. Unlike earlier days, both offered a greater 
degree of hope and promise. iOS began including VoiceOver, their screen 
reader starting with the iPhone 3GS and iOS 3.0. Android, meanwhile, 
started working on a screen reader called Talkback, which provided basic 
abilities, making Android 1.6 and above usable. At the time, this was 
limited to only the physical keyboard, and many found it a very cobbled 
together solution which gave terrible access to the screen. Fast forward 
to today, and we have a completely different outlook on the 
accessibility of mainstream technologies. Before we dive in to how these 
platforms compare to each other from an objective standpoint - that is, 
from the view that neither is better than the other - I must point out 
some of my background with experiencing both. I feel as though I can 
provide a non-judgmental view in my article here, and it is important 
that this connection is made with you, the reader, and prior to starting 
the process.



 My Background in the World of modern Smartphones

I first began using Android in late 2010, when there was an opportunity 
to run it on my HTC Touch Pro 2 as a hacked-on solution. Since the phone 
ran Windows Mobile, this was far from the experience you would get on a 
regular device. With my friend Leo, we were able to create an image 
which came up talking from the beginning, and I distributed this in some 
places for others to try. This gave me access to Talkback and Spiel (a 
second screen reader) running on Android 2.2. Compared to Windows 
Mobile, I was amazed to how much more I could do with a smartphone, and 
I even dared to use it as a daily operating system. In February 2011, 
Verizon and Apple released the iPhone 4 on their network. This opened up 
the door to upgrade my two year contract with the same unlimited data 
plan I had from Windows Mobile to something different and stock. I used 
the iPhone up until October of that year, and adapted very well to the 
environment of only touch. Android was placed on the backburner, but I 
still wanted to try and experience Google's offerings from a dedicated 
device.


That's how the Droid 2 came into play, both in my life and as part of my 
Play store account. Pun intended there! I purchased it used for $250 on 
EBay, and decided to switch to it as a full-time operating system. Back 
when Gingerbread was rampant across the OS, but right before IceCream 
Sandwich (Android 4.0) was released. I came just in time for a highly 
experimental expedition: Only 3 months after I got my phone, some 
hackers on a forum called XDA-Developers were able to create a working 
copy of Icecream Sandwich for that phone. With a little help and skill, 
I was up and running Google's latest sweetness on my Droid 2 Global. 
This release, for the first time, allowed the use of touch screens, 
providing me with a direct line of comparison between the iPhone I still 
had and what was new at the time. I switched back and forth between 
Android and Apple as often as a Dos user would go from Windows back to 
MS Dos. My use of the iPhone for almost a year meant that I loved the 
simplicity of the platform, yet my tinkering side did not let me put 
down the Android phone, which gave a large degree of customization 
iPhone users could only dream of. Even with jailbreaks, iOS users could 
only do so much, which did not include modifying the core OS running on 
their devices with the use of custom roms.


I upgraded to a Droid 4 in September 2012, knowing that Jellybean was a 
huge improvement in the way blind people could use their phones. It 
introduced such things as swiping between items, double tapping them 
just like on an iPhone, and finally, Braille displays became an option. 
I decided that giving the latest Android release a try was important. 
Again, I turned to the XDA community, and sure enough, within 3 months 
of having my new phone, the option to run Google's latest 4.2 OS became 
a reality.


Now, I am back to an iPhone once more. I sold my Android phone, choosing 
to leave my Nexus 7 Android tablet for a way to test anything new that 
might happen on the other side. Using an iPhone 5 has truly allowed me 
to gain a greater understanding towards how both Google and Apple 
operate, and what they can both offer on the table in terms

[Mobile.AI] VoiceOver saved in Apple, Samsung !!!!!!!!!!!!!patent

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

hai dear friends sharing an intresting news which I got from internet.

Thursday, 07 March 2013 2:29pm

Apple's screen reader VoiceOver has been saved from being removed from 
Apple devices, after a German court ruled against Samsung's claim that 
VoiceOver
breached one of its patents. The ruling comes as a relief to the blind 
and vision impaired community.


VoiceOver is an assistive tool that interprets text on screen and 
delivers this information back to the user in audible form. This enables 
blind users
to navigate and access apps on their device. When VoiceOver was first 
introduced in iOS devices in 2009, it became an affordable alternative 
to other commercial

screen readers.

Over the years, improvements to this text-to-speech technology have been 
introduced. Currently, VoiceOver even allows blind users to take photos. As

Greg's Tech Blog
points out, VoiceOver has become "intelligent enough to help blind users 
take photographs by identifying the faces on the screen and their 
location in

the frame".

According to Samsung's lawyers, VoiceOver breaches a patent that allows 
a text-to-speech feature to be activated through the press of a button. 
If Samsung's
claim had succeeded, VoiceOver could have been removed from all Apple 
iOS devices including the iPhone and iPad.


The case sparked widespread expressions of support for Apple by the 
blind and vision impaired community and advocacy organisations. Speaking to

Ability Magazine,
a spokesperson for the British Computer Society for the Blind said, "If 
something as important as access to telephone technology had been 
blocked by the
actions of one company over another the consequences for blind people 
everywhere would be regrettable in the extreme."


When Apple co-founder and CEO Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, US blind 
advocacy group the National Federation of the Blind released a statement 
expressing
the significance of Apple's accessibility to the blind and vision 
impaired community.


Dr Marc Maurer, President of the USA’s National Federation of the Blind, 
said in the

statement:
“Mr Jobs demonstrated tremendous vision in leadership in many ways, one 
of which is the incorporation of access for the blind and others with 
disabilities

into the design of Apple’s groundbreaking product line.

“Virtually no other manufacturer of mainstream consumer technology has 
done more to build accessibility into its products than Apple has under 
Mr. Jobs’s

leadership."

Samsung and Apple, the two largest smartphone manufacturers in the 
world, are involved in a number of patent cases against one another in 
courts around

the world.


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Re: [Mobile.AI] some of the doubt regarding with androyed mobiles please reply!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

dear friend thanks for your quick reply.

what are the other aps which we can use??

have u used, tab tab see?



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[Mobile.AI] some of the doubt regarding with androyed mobiles please reply!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

 hai dear friends!!! how r u all?

regarding with our androyed based phones, I have few doubts they are:

1. will androyed mobile work with tab tab see, and anyone using it??

2. what about SMS typing, any third party  application to which we can  
type MSGS easly??


3. anyone successfully using google map while travelling??

4. how  much accessable in  web browsing, navigation such as activating 
links and headings form field etc.




5. what  about accessability while using skype, will it announce if the 
people whent offline and comes online??


Hope our experts will reply soon.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] an intresting changing in the iphone field please readit!!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

yes dear friend it is true.



sorry I loos the source  link, anyway , please look here:

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/iphone-5s-5c-ios-announcements-coming-today-apples/story?id=


or, call there tool free number:

(18004254646).

Thanks in advance your friend,

Timy.

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[Mobile.AI] an intresting changing in the iphone field please read it!!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

 hai dear friends! a cheapest iphone mobile I 
phone c is going to release tommorrow.


please read a littile discription from below.

iPhone 5C.


Cheaper iPhone coming on September 11 At a Glance
Apple's long-rumored cheaper iPhone will finally be making an appearance 
in the form of an "iPhone 5C" essentially consisting of iPhone 5 
internals wrapped in colorful new plastic shells.

Specs
Plastic body with five color options,
4-inch Retina display,
Internals similar to iPhone 5,
Price: $400-$500 off contract.


hope, more and  more accessability added that mobile.

Thanks in advance your friend,

Timy.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] Starting with my first iPhone?

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hai dear friend!!! this information I got from internet, please read it

20 Quick Tips to get you Started with your First iPhone!



Number one rule: your iPhone with VoiceOver running will operate 
differently to standard iPhone gestures. In addition, VoiceOver will 
speak some items as "real" words when in reality on the screen they may 
be just symbols. So just take this in to account when getting assistance 
from sighted friends and family, and listen to what VoiceOver is saying.


1. Turning iPhone on: hold down power button (top right) for 2 seconds
   and release. Takes about 15 seconds for the unlock screen to appear.
   VoiceOver announces time. Screen will lock after 10 seconds if the
   screen is not touched.
2. Unlocking the iPhone from the unlock screen: press the Power button
   (top right or the Home button bottom middle). VoiceOver announces
   the time. Drag 1 finger up from the Home button (bottom middle) just
   a little. VoiceOver announces "Slide to unlock" and "Slide or double
   tap" (2nd message is the VoiceOver hint). 1 finger double tap
   anywhere on the screen to unlock (you don't need to drag your
   finger). If screen not touched for 15 seconds, screen will lock.
   When screen unlocked, you are at the Home screen with rows of apps,
   and the Status menu at the top.
3. Basic VoiceOver navigation of the Main Home screen: 1 finger drag
   around screen to here what is under your finger or 1 finger flick
   left or right to move item by item left or right around the screen.
   1 finger double tap to activate the item you wish to use. 1 finger
   flick left or right will only move you between the items on the main
   screen, it will not access the Status menu (see next point), but
   dragging 1 finger will. The first row of icons on the main Home
   screen are: Messages, Calendar, Photos, and Camera, with further
   rows of icons (apps) below this. At the bottom (of all Home
   screens), you have 4 apps (icons): Phone, Mail, Safari (web
   browser), and Music.
4. Accessing Status menu: locate the Speaker grill just below the top
   edge of the iPhone, and drag 1 finger down just a little. .
   VoiceOver will announce an item on the Status menu, followed by the
   announcement "Status bar item" and "Swipe down with three fingers to
   reveal the Notification centre" (second message is the VoiceOver
   hint). Once in the Status menu, you can 1 finger flick left or right
   to move left or right to the items in the Status menu: eg signal
   strength, time, battery status etc. 1 finger drag or touch anywhere
   on the screen to take VoiceOver out of the Status menu.
5. Practising VoiceOver gestures: VoiceOver itself has a practise mode
   (much like keyboard practise on desktop screen readers) where you
   can practise all the gestures with out them actually doing anything
   besides speaking their function: To do this: Settings, General,
   Accessibility, VoiceOver, VoiceOver Practise, and try out a few of
   the gestures in this document. Press the Home button (bottom middle)
   to return to the Main Home screen. Remember, you can navigate to all
   of these items by 1 finger drag or flick left or right to locate
   each item, and then a 1 finger double tap to select an item. Tip:
   touching the screen with 4 fingers at the top will jump the
   voiceOver focus to the top most item on the screen which in the
   Setting screens is the Back button to go back a screen, 1 finger
   double tap as usual to activate this if you wish to go back a
   screen, and of course, 4 finger touch at the bottom of the screen
   moves the VoiceOver focus to the last item on the screen.
6. Adjusting the volume of VoiceOver: VoiceOver volume is adjusted by
   using the Volume up and Volume down buttons on the left hand side of
   the iPhone just below the top left hand edge and below the
   sleep/wake switch whilst VoiceOver is talking. Two finger flick up
   will start VoiceOver talking from the top of the screen, whilst
   talking, press the Volume up or Volume down buttons to control the
   volume of VoiceOver. When finished, a two finger touch on the screen
   will stop VoiceOver talking (which can be used any time to silence
   VoiceOver).
7. Silencing the iPhone: To silence the iPhone, locate the silence/wake
   switch on the top left edge of the iPhone just below the top.
   Flicking the switch down towards the back of the iPhone will silence
   the iPhone (you will feel the iPhone vibrate). Rather than ringing,
   the iPhone will now vibrate. Flicking the switch up towards the
   front face of the iPhone, will put it back in normal operation. When
   in Silent mode, you will not hear any sounds that VoiceOver makes
   when your touching the the screen (but it will keep talking).
8. Answering and hanging up a call: 2 finger double tap anywhere on the
   screen will answer a call. 2 finger double tap anywhere on the
   screen whilst on a call, will hang up the call. When not answering
   

Re: [Mobile.AI] Few clarifications about android mobile.

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

anyone transilate in to english please.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] iphone doubt please help me!!!!!

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thank you mam.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] iphone doubt please help me!!!!!

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thank you dear friend.



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[Mobile.AI] help needed to purchase an accessable phone for one of my friends please help me!!!!!!

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

hai dear friends! how r u??

hope all are alright.

as the above subject says, one of my friend wants to purchase an 
accessible phone.


apart from calling and messaging, his main requirements are:

 1. internet navigation  and mailing options should be accessible.

2. doesn't matter iether nokia or androyed.

he is ready to  spend around 12 k too 14 k.

so, dear users please right your experiences regarding with above 
describedmobiles.


I will be more happy if someone call and tell the fassification too.

my contact details are:



 skype:  timyseba

mobile: (08089333938).

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[Mobile.AI] testing message!!!!

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hai dear friends!!! this is a testing message, so,  please reply if it 
is reach correctly.


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[Mobile.AI] iphone doubt please help me!!!!!

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hai dear friends how r u??

before bying iphone  i want to clarify  one doubt that is, while 
starting voice over in the first time, do we need internet connection 
for activating it??




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Re: [Mobile.AI] Some more I phone queries

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that is under varenty period isn't it?/

after that??



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Re: [Mobile.AI] Some more I phone queries

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 sorry to late reply.

here one more question I have.

one of my friend was saying, once  the iphone get complaint, we can't 
service atall


is it true??



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Re: [Mobile.AI] Fwd: [Nfbf-l] first ever Braille Smart Phone could hitstores later this year

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

dear harish sir thanks for sharing such as nice vedio!

hope  this will reach in our market soon.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] Some more I phone queries

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well, what are the proceeger to purchase from ebay?




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Re: [Mobile.AI] Some more I phone queries

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O, thanks dear friend for your help.

here in kerala the cellers are not ready to give with above amount.

when I ask the shopp onner what  he told, this rate only who all are 
taking mobile directly from company, so, here my question was, is there 
any way

to do mine aswell the same??

sorry for the cilly question once again.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] Some more I phone queries

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very good thread I was waiting for the same!!

here I have a small question, what is the real cost of iPhone 4 s? 16 GB???



I asked the many shopp they have told me, 38000, 36500, 35000 etc, etc.




when I check with the Google, it is 34900.

so, lots of confusions.



 I want  to purchase the same.

so, dear friends please help me in this regards.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] which phone to bye

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dear friend is it iphone 4 or 4 s??



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Re: [Mobile.AI] All order cancellations

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 it shows that my words are correct.

so, iam getting back my regrets.

thank you.

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Re: [Mobile.AI] All order cancellations

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I know very much dear harish sir, but couldn't control my feelings after 
reading these mails, even am not effected.


once again , sorry my words are hurted anyone.

my mail is finished.



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Re: [Mobile.AI] All order cancellations

[timy sebastian ettumanoor]

hai dear friends! after  reading these mails, thought write something.

well, anyone knows this kiran and his persian technolagy personally, out 
of this mailing list??


 is he blind??

I don't no anything about him, thatway I asked.

 we know about saksham,  karishma enterprises,  RNIB etc etc.

anyone purchased anything before this persian technolagy??

I think no.

sad to say that, the purchased people are in big trouble.



surely this is a big lesson to our visually impaired community, without 
knowing the reputation of the  person or company don't purchase anything 
from him or the respective company.




 personally I don't like any blind person cheated by anyone, thatsway 
thought to reply.


sorry If  i have hurted any of them's feelings.

take care.

with regards your friend,

Timy.


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Re: [Mobile.AI] Introduction

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wellcome to this list dear friend.

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