Hi,
I'd just like to say a big thank you to all the people that have taken the time
and trouble to answer my question about Accessibility on the iPod Touch.
Mark
--- On Tue, 27/10/09, Charlie Doremus wrote:
From: Charlie Doremus
Subject: Re: Accessible iPod Touch
To: macvision
Of the thoudands of emails messages I read a month, this is the best I've
read in years. GREAT job.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 7:45 AM, Esther wrote:
> Hi Mark,
>
> M AUSTEN wrote:
>
>
> I am registered Blind and have been asked to investigate the accessibility
> of the iPod Touch for Blind and Par
Hi Mark,
M AUSTEN wrote:
>
> I am registered Blind and have been asked to investigate the
> accessibility of the iPod Touch for Blind and Partially sighted
> visitors to museums in the UK.
>
> So the question is has anyone with sight loss had any success using
> the iPod Touch and are there
Hi,
Definitely not. A thing that I'm sure is always recommended is to read
the manual. Sometimes that isn't exactly necessary, but in this case
it's definitely something you have to do. I'm sure you probably have
by now, mind you.
Another thing that'll help you a lot where both the iPhone a
My wife, who is sighted, owns an iPod touch. I've exparimented with it.
It's the sort of thing you could get used to. However, I wouldn't just hand
someone an iPod Touch "cold," and expect them to be able to make use of it.
Kevin
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Are you interested in putting mp3's of your audio guides on the
touches and giving them out to visitors? If your guides consist purely
of audi files and no applications, have you considdered purchasing
shuffles instead? Its going to be a hole lot cheaper and some blind
people may find them less in
You'll get lots of responses, but for one who has only been using an
iPhone for a week and two days, I have found it incredibly easy to
learn. I admittedly read a bit and listen to some podcasts prior to
obtaining the iPhone, which is the iPod Touch with the phone and GPS
abilities. In any
Hi. Yes, of course. many have had success. It's just a case of getting
used to vo and the touch screen interface. There are many reviews of the I
phone as well as reviews of the new ipod nano and ipod touch online. Go dig
them up.
Go to the apple store and try one out. Get more familiar w
