Re: narrator on windows phone.
hi.no I do not want a windows phone because microcrap not interested in accessibility.if :the microcrap had worked on accessibility on windows phone/ narrator, and if I could use in my language, I would think about buying ...but I am satisfied with my iPad
Re: narrator on windows phone.
Hi.If you really want a Windows Phone device, get the lower end Lumia models. They should sell for under $100 if you get them locked. Just make sure you get the locked phone that is locked to your carrier. For instance, I got a locked AT&T Lumia 635
Re: narrator on windows phone.
@MarioWell if you have an iPad mini 2 you will regret buying a windows phone. Believe me. If you'd like to try out a windows phone device, then look for any second hand device for experimental purposes.@Criss, I love the new! name! Microcrap! It s
Re: narrator on windows phone.
Hi.I bought a cheap Lumia 635 and am not impressed. I don't know how to put 10 on it, but WIndows Phone 8.1 Narrator could be a lot better. I regret purchasing this. The only good thing is that I now have a backup phone I can put my sim into if I need a
Re: narrator on windows phone.
hi friend.I already have an iPad Mini2.By now Apple is still the one that offersthe best accessibility.with all the problems that we recognize, the apple, she still continues to offer the best accessibility.android has many advantages, but the work talkback
Re: narrator on windows phone.
Hello, seeing that Microsoft narrator is not such accessible on windows, and the latest version of windows 10, (not that I tried it by the way), I wouldn't suggest you purchasing a windows phone device. There are cheap android devices varying from 100 do
narrator on windows phone.
hi folks.any of you use a Windows phone with the narrator?if so, can you tell me if the narrator has been updated in the win-10 for windows phone? on the win-10 system for computers, nothing new was done in the narrator.so I would like to know who uses the
