Es you may say so
>From the start of this thread I’ve been emphasising that accessibility for
>Android Media Players just isn’t on the radar for several reasons.
Firstly Android is absolutely open to developers thus they can use whatever
version of Android they like and customise Android to what
Hi Dane and all,
There is, if I may say so, a deep problem with Android accessibility,
in my view. First, Google is obviously running this as a boxchecking exercise,
and that lack of interest spreads throughout all Android products. There are,
of course, devices which are better than ot
Okay I made some time to test the Cable with the volume control that comes with
the B&W P7 headphones and I too couldn’t get the volume up/down buttons to
operate but everything else worked just fine, the microphone, the track control
button etc.
So the 40 million dollar question then is why?
Yep why not? Well the simple answer there is that the Olympus is one hell of a
lot smaller but you’re right of course and I’ll probably end up taking
bot devices.
> On 7 Jun 2018, at 8:38 pm, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Why not use your android phone instead?
> It can handle all formats
