Hmmm, I don't think this is necessarily the case. What I'd say it is is that
it is their terminology for a graphics labeler so that we can label things
we find in apps that haven't been fixed yet. Without that, we'd just have to
live with the unknown unlabeled buttons that are around now and
I didn't like this article for the most part. I didn't think it was
quite fair. In fact I thought it was pretty negitive. One thing I
tell other blind people about Mac and VoiceOver is to keep firm in
their mind it is not Windows and JAWS or WindowEyes. Compairing Apples
and Microsofts is like
Sounds to me like an improved version of Agness. I'm guessing the
voice shown in the guided tour during the voice control section is the
same used for VO feedback.
James
On 6/9/09, Alex Jurgensen asquare...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Yep. Sure is..
Regards,
Alex,
On 9-Jun-09, at 8:42 PM,
Hi, I totally am with ya there. The only bad thing is they don't have
the iPhone on Tmobile and I'm not sure I can switch to ATT. I hope
that perhaps they can get the iPhone to work with Tmobile. At any
rate I was so thrilled. The possibility is endless now. Just think.
Maybe they can come out
Its a great time for people needing speech. We have the iphone with
voiceover and later this summer we have research in motion coming out
with a blackberry that talks. And the research seams to be coming
along for having speech on the gooogle phones by the end of the year.
Lots of
I'm listening to the WWDC keynote now, and I just heard something
exciting.
It says that Apple is allowing developers (plural, he said
developers, which could mean more than just Tomtom) to build apps
with turn by turn directions, built on the maps application.
If I understand this
On Jun 9, 2009, at 11:45 PM, Alex Jurgensen wrote:
Hi,
Did you guys see the feature to add descriptions to elements. It
sounds a lot like FS's JAWS Scripts, don't you think.
No, I don't think. It sounds more like the labeling functions
available in most screen readers for the past 15
On Jun 10, 2009, at 12:02 AM, Brent Harding wrote:
Ah, so that means that we will probably not see something useful for
the
blind unless we could accessibly jailbreak and keep VO in tact.
What?! Which part of All apps that ship with the phone will work with
Voiceover was unclear?
As I had mentioned in the past, the non-S model of iPhone didn't have
enough power to do real text to speech so I was kinda hoping we'd have
VO with the newly released model. That also means we won't have this
migrating to iPods and such anytime soon. Hope it works well in the real
world.
CB
I believe this was due to the 2 year contract that would have to be
broken. There has been some discussion about this in other forums. So if
you've got most of a two year contract on your current phone and want to
break it to get an iPhone it's going to cost you. This is probably an
ATT thing
Actually i've done this successfully, by hijacking system audio,
hijacking my mic, and going back to the system audio session, and
hitting record on that.
On Jun 9, 2009, at 7:40 PM, Brent Harding wrote:
What, there's a feature in OSX to run an app I download through to
fix most
of the
It is actually very clear. Just google it and you will find that the
ATT Apple contract expires in 2010.
On Jun 9, 2009, at 6:29 PM, Larry Wanger wrote:
Scott,
In a couple of previous messages you've said that the iPhone will be
on the Verizon network. I'm not sure about the validity of
Not sure if it has but you should send a message about this to apple.
Ask them and let them know that you would like it back. That is how
things get moving, when customers tell the provider what they want.
On Jun 9, 2009, at 8:28 PM, E.J. Zufelt wrote:
Good evening,
Does anyone know if
The subject line here is complete nonsense.
On Jun 9, 2009, at 9:11 PM, Brent Harding wrote:
Hmmm, I don't think this is necessarily the case. What I'd say it is
is that
it is their terminology for a graphics labeler so that we can label
things
we find in apps that haven't been fixed
I agree with everything said. Mac popularity has grown despite access
world which buy the way did write a very nice review of lepard last
September. I don't think blind people will just go buy that as a
facter. I really think the younger blind crowd will embrace mac more
and the older
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