Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Kiran Baug]

Thanks to all you people it is a great help to me.

On 3/29/16, Harbhajan  wrote:
> hello, iphone has no rival in terms of accessibility.  i too have used
> android and iphone for years but love using iphone all versions ranging from
> 3GS to iphone 6s.  all native apps are fully accessible and easy to use.
> reminder, clock, calendre, stocks, mail music, youtube, and phone are quick
> to use.  browsing is very fine and quick like that of a symbian phone.
> braille screen input is much productive while typing long  google maps work
> better than apple maps.  even camera and photo viewer also provide much
> detailed info.  so my suggestion is to go for iphone if you want a device
> easy to use and accessible out of the box.
> regards
> harbhajan
>
> Sent from my iPhone
>
>> On 29-Mar-2016, at 1:12 PM, Kiran Baug  wrote:
>>
>> Dear Mohib,
>>
>> Thanks for your valuable suggestions.
>>
>> I am looking for phone which help me in below scenarios.
>> 1. Calendar where in google i am not able access time for a day and
>> unable to schedule events accordingly.
>> 2. When i am outside home i feel very uneasy to call if needed as it
>> requires me to type in my contacts and search the name and dial.
>> 3. I am happy reading pdf files in android  but i don't know about
>> apple how it feels or it is accessible or not.
>> 4. I am trying to use google maps but i am not getting success in it
>> as i requires lot of travel in my work. I want to know apple will be
>> able to help in the above scenario or not.
>> 5. I am unable to read all mail in my default google mail app .
>> 6. internet browsing also sometimes gets difficult as talkback stops
>> speaking.
>>
>>
>> I would also like to know what kind of challenges does apple users
>> face while using the phone so that i can take informed decision.
>>
>>> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
>>> One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
>>> your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
>>> android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
>>> device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
>>> have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
>>> of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
>>> have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
>>> of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.
>>>
 On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
 Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
 iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
 completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
 short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
 you want everything polished, go for iOS.

> On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
> Dear Folks,
>
> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
> phones are most accessible.
> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
> accessibility?
>
> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Kiran Baug
>
>
>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Harbhajan]

hello, iphone has no rival in terms of accessibility.  i too have used android 
and iphone for years but love using iphone all versions ranging from 3GS to 
iphone 6s.  all native apps are fully accessible and easy to use.  reminder, 
clock, calendre, stocks, mail music, youtube, and phone are quick to use.  
browsing is very fine and quick like that of a symbian phone.  braille screen 
input is much productive while typing long  google maps work better than apple 
maps.  even camera and photo viewer also provide much detailed info.  so my 
suggestion is to go for iphone if you want a device easy to use and accessible 
out of the box.
regards
harbhajan 

Sent from my iPhone

> On 29-Mar-2016, at 1:12 PM, Kiran Baug  wrote:
> 
> Dear Mohib,
> 
> Thanks for your valuable suggestions.
> 
> I am looking for phone which help me in below scenarios.
> 1. Calendar where in google i am not able access time for a day and
> unable to schedule events accordingly.
> 2. When i am outside home i feel very uneasy to call if needed as it
> requires me to type in my contacts and search the name and dial.
> 3. I am happy reading pdf files in android  but i don't know about
> apple how it feels or it is accessible or not.
> 4. I am trying to use google maps but i am not getting success in it
> as i requires lot of travel in my work. I want to know apple will be
> able to help in the above scenario or not.
> 5. I am unable to read all mail in my default google mail app .
> 6. internet browsing also sometimes gets difficult as talkback stops speaking.
> 
> 
> I would also like to know what kind of challenges does apple users
> face while using the phone so that i can take informed decision.
> 
>> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
>> One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
>> your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
>> android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
>> device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
>> have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
>> of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
>> have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
>> of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.
>> 
>>> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
>>> Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
>>> iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
>>> completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
>>> short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
>>> you want everything polished, go for iOS.
>>> 
 On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
 Dear Folks,
 
 I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
 but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
 thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
 phones are most accessible.
 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
 accessibility?
 
 Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
 
 Thanks and regards,
 Kiran Baug
 
 
 
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Kiran Baug]

Dear Mohib,

Thanks for your valuable suggestions.

I am looking for phone which help me in below scenarios.
1. Calendar where in google i am not able access time for a day and
unable to schedule events accordingly.
2. When i am outside home i feel very uneasy to call if needed as it
requires me to type in my contacts and search the name and dial.
3. I am happy reading pdf files in android  but i don't know about
apple how it feels or it is accessible or not.
4. I am trying to use google maps but i am not getting success in it
as i requires lot of travel in my work. I want to know apple will be
able to help in the above scenario or not.
5. I am unable to read all mail in my default google mail app .
6. internet browsing also sometimes gets difficult as talkback stops speaking.


I would also like to know what kind of challenges does apple users
face while using the phone so that i can take informed decision.

On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
> One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
> your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
> android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
> device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
> have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
> of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
> have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
> of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.
>
> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
>> Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
>> iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
>> completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
>> short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
>> you want everything polished, go for iOS.
>>
>> On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
>>> Dear Folks,
>>>
>>> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
>>> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
>>> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
>>> phones are most accessible.
>>> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
>>> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
>>> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
>>> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
>>> accessibility?
>>>
>>> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>> Kiran Baug
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/mobile.accessindia@accessindia.org.in
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Rahul Kelapure]

I have been using Android since long and can say with surety that, it
is 100% usable and accessible.

Only thing is, go for latest version of Android and good spex.

Trust that helps.

On 3/29/16, Aaruni Sharma  wrote:
> Hi, Apple has a more polished and stable interface. Most of the apps are
> useable but accessibility does suffer at times. Even office apps are
> accessible to a great extent. I have both iPhone 5s and a moto e. I also
> have a Bluetooth keyboard which has a better support for the iPhone
> compared to android.
> On Tue, 29 Mar 2016 at 10:14 AM, Mohib Anwar Rafay 
> wrote:
>
>> One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
>> your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
>> android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
>> device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
>> have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
>> of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
>> have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
>> of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.
>>
>> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
>> > Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
>> > iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
>> > completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
>> > short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
>> > you want everything polished, go for iOS.
>> >
>> > On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
>> >> Dear Folks,
>> >>
>> >> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
>> >> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
>> >> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
>> >> phones are most accessible.
>> >> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
>> >> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
>> >> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
>> >> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
>> >> accessibility?
>> >>
>> >> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
>> >>
>> >> Thanks and regards,
>> >> Kiran Baug
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Aaruni Sharma]

Hi, Apple has a more polished and stable interface. Most of the apps are
useable but accessibility does suffer at times. Even office apps are
accessible to a great extent. I have both iPhone 5s and a moto e. I also
have a Bluetooth keyboard which has a better support for the iPhone
compared to android.
On Tue, 29 Mar 2016 at 10:14 AM, Mohib Anwar Rafay 
wrote:

> One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
> your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
> android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
> device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
> have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
> of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
> have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
> of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.
>
> On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
> > Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
> > iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
> > completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
> > short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
> > you want everything polished, go for iOS.
> >
> > On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
> >> Dear Folks,
> >>
> >> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
> >> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
> >> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
> >> phones are most accessible.
> >> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
> >> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
> >> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
> >> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
> >> accessibility?
> >>
> >> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
> >>
> >> Thanks and regards,
> >> Kiran Baug
> >>
> >>
> >>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Mohib Anwar Rafay]

One more thing, if you plan to use external Bluetooth keyboard with
your device, android will not be a good choice for you, because
android OS doesn't give you much freedom to control and operate your
device through external keyboard. Android is less expensive where you
have  hundreds of choices, while apple has very few options in terms
of handsets. I am android user, but equally interested in iOS too. I
have put my decision on hold to purchase iPhone 6s until latest model
of iPhone (iPhone SE 64gb) is released here in India.

On 3/29/16, Mohib Anwar Rafay  wrote:
> Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
> iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
> completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
> short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
> you want everything polished, go for iOS.
>
> On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
>> Dear Folks,
>>
>> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
>> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
>> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
>> phones are most accessible.
>> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
>> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
>> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
>> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
>> accessibility?
>>
>> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>> Kiran Baug
>>
>>
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Re: [Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Mohib Anwar Rafay]

Both platforms are pretty accessible, you can go for any OS. Apple
iPhone is accessible out of the box, while you can make android
completely accessible after hunting for several apps on playstore. In
short, if you are computer geek, you should go with android, but if
you want everything polished, go for iOS.

On 3/28/16, Kiran Baug  wrote:
> Dear Folks,
>
> I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
> but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
> thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
> phones are most accessible.
> 1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
> 2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
> 3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
> 4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
> accessibility?
>
> Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Kiran Baug
>
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[Mobile.AI] Apple or android

[Kiran Baug]

Dear Folks,

I know the above topic is quite old and i will get information on net
but still lot of enhancement happened in android  and apple so i
thought to ask all the android users and apple users to suggest which
phones are most accessible.
1. Is all phones are 100% accessible in apple?
2. Do one can use all the productivity apps in apple?
3. Does android latest version productivity apps are accessible?
4. For which phone one should go for in terms of best features and
accessibility?

Please suggest as i want to use phone for office purpose

Thanks and regards,
Kiran Baug



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[Mobile.AI] Apple and android users fight it out

[Asudani, Rajesh]

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/mocktale/Mocktale-Android-and-Apple-users-fight-it-out/articleshow/47598110.cms

Apple announced a bunch of new features during the WWDC keynote that took place 
yesterday. As it happens after any such event, people started comparing
Apple and Android. The debate took an ugly turn as the parties started throwing 
old Nokia phones at each other to inflict injuries. Our Mocktale reporter
listened to both the parties to figure out which is better.

An Android fan-boy put forward his argument and said, Apple is looting its 
customer by selling gadgets at exorbitant prices. Every Apple product is an
amalgamation of some of the best features from Microsoft and Google. Apple is 
going in the wrong direction and they don't even realize it because they
are using Apple maps. Even after paying sky high prices for an iPhone, you have 
to shell out extra money for apps, which is like paying to use the washroom
of your newly purchased house. All criticism aside, I simply hate Apple 
products as I can't afford them.

An Apple user replied to all the accusations and said, Apple products signify 
exclusivity. Android phones are like those cheap, pirated t-shirts that
you get outside the mall. I might have taken a loan from the bank to buy an 
iPhone, but that's the price you have to pay for exclusivity. Also, I would
love to continue making fun of Android, but my iPhone is running out of charge, 
so I have to leave.

We also talked to one of the three Nokia users left in the world, and he said, 
Nokia has features which will put both Android and Apple to shame. My Nokia
phone can be used as a paperweight and it needs to be charged only once in a 
month. And I don't care how bad Nokia is made out to be because it is any
day better than a Blackberry.''
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