Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Hi.I am still missing some features or apps on android.For example, something like the rotor gesture is missing out on android, even though firefox for example has a build in rotor.Also, apps like blind square are still missing

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! simba wrote:Hi.I am still missing some features or apps on android.For example, something like the rotor gesture is missing out on android, even though firefox for example has a build in rotor.Also, apps like blind square are still

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Speaking of Nearby Explorer, the "online" Eddition:http://tech.aph.org/neo_info.htm URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=241362#p241362 ___ Audiogames-reflect

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Hi there,I can say that this update of talkback is nice and very welcome, but I don't quite like the gesture of triple pressing the volume buttons to dim the screen. Most of the time you will end up changing the volume

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Nice update, I will have a look at it when I get back home. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=241240#p241240 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Just out of curiosity, how is Android's accessibility these days compared to iOS?The last time I used Android, about two years ago, there was simply no contest, iOS was simply far superior., for people who needed assistance to access

From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! From Victor Tsaran:Hello everyone!As you have already noticed, TalkBack 4.4.0.2 has been released and is being propagated to your devices.Since the last beta (4.4. beta 2) we have mostly concentrated on fixing crashes, translations

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! I can sum that up in one sentence for ya:Android 5.0 or later, best experience.Expanding on it a little though,  mileage will always vary with screen reader used, phone skin used, and company branned.The most complaints from Android

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! It does, for now I'll keep using iOS even though I am no fan of Apple. But will definitely keep a closer eye (so to speak) on Android as I prefer its openness compared to Apple's walled garden.Apple simply refuses to learn

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Hi, Since you have an m7, your last update is 5.1.For a Stock-like experience, grab the Google Now/Experience Launcher:https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … =enAlso, in case you do not have the latest Android System Web View Update

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! Hi.A cage might be a cage, but some users prefer IOS over android due to it beeing secure.One thing that disturbes  me about android is that every developer or most of these develop there own custom launchers so almost every android

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! That is one way to look at it.Yeah, Android is so open that carriers can really put their own spin on it, where with iOS, carriers are very limited to the amount of customization they can do,. So iPhones look like iPhones, no matter

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released!

Re: From the TalkBack team: TalkBack 4.4.0.2 released! That is one way to look at it.Yeah, Android is so open that carriers can really put their own spin on it, where with iOS, carriers are very limited to the amount of customization they can do,. So iPhones look like iPhones, no matter