Hello Malcolm,
Your Apple Watch should connect to any network that your phone has previously
connected to.
Best,
Anna
> On Feb 15, 2018, at 12:49 PM, Malcolm Parfitt wrote:
>
> When my iPhone is unavailable, my Apple Watch will connect via Wi-Fi. How
> many networks will an Apple Watch st
Hello! I have been having an issue with the trivia trail game on Huboodle. I
can play levels 1 through 90, but when I finish level 90, 91 will not enable.
Has any one else experienced this problem, and if so, is there a way to enable
level 91. I played level 90 again hoping that would help but
Good afternoon folks...
Was wondering if those of you who use apple television how do you like it?
I am thinking of dumping cable television.
The only reason I have cable is to watch sports and some news.
When football season is over, I actually watch like less then 3 hours of
television dur
Hello Kelly,
I completely understand your concern.
Take it from me, using these devices is nothing like learning to use a screen
reader. Trust me.
On the one hand, there isn't much HomePod can do, as yet, and on the other?
Alexa recognizes normal speech patterns.
Having said this, I have dec
Hi Sieghard,
I purchase the Plus just in case I ever need the Smart Hub feature.
Mark
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While a braille display works well with the iPhone, it is not as simple to do
word processing, though with the AccessNote app from APH, it can do very well.
I've heard that lots of people are finding problems with the Orbit 20, as in
dots not coming up, etc.
So make sure if one buys one, they us
hello,
I would suggest looking at the applevis website. This site has a wealth
of information on this topic. The site can be found at:
www.applevis.com
You can control your iPhone completely with a braille display. Yes the
iPhone can be used in conjunction with a braille display to give you
Thnks for this site!!!
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> On Feb 20, 2018, at 12:22 PM, MamaPeach wrote:
>
> I discovered this site that lists tons of skills to try with Alexa. There are
> almost 700 pages of just games and trivia, not to mention all of the skills
> in the other categories.
> https://www
bill, I am fairly new to the iphone world. While I understand it is
possible to have iphone function as a braille keyboard, I am not aware of
any ap that would produce braille on your iphone screen. Am wondering if
your friend has any braille notetakers such as braille sense, braille note
ape
Well, before I got the Echo I was just using the calendar local to my
iPhone. But when I started playing with Alexa I found that iCloud
calendar worked well since I could have my events proliferated across
my devices. So not only do my events show on my iPhone and my Echo,
but I also see them on my
I have a friend who would like to purchase a Focus 40 Braille note taker but
the cost is ridiculously prohibitive. I’m posting to this list to ask if
anyone can offer a configuration where the iPhone - using a Braille display —
might not offer the same functionality?
Specifically, are there ap
I don't have an iCloud calendar set up and to be honest, I don't really use
any calendars because I have found them to be more work than I thought they
should be. With Alexei, which do you think would be the best one to use?
Kay Malmquist
kay.malmqu...@gmail.com
Remember no one can make you fe
I discovered this site that lists tons of skills to try with Alexa. There are
almost 700 pages of just games and trivia, not to mention all of the skills in
the other categories.
https://www.alexaskillstore.com/
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If
Kay,
Like almost all things Alexa you set up the calendar linking through
the app which works pretty well on the iPhone. It's been a while since
I did it, but I don't remember having much trouble getting my iCloud
calendar account linked. I did have to clear out a couple other
calendars from my ph
One thing I'd like to add here is that some of these abilities and commands are
only available in the US, for example, in Canada you can't switch
accounts/profiles nor can you play Audible books. The latter I really hope will
be something they add soon, it was one of the reasons why I bought Ech
If you have your own CD's then they will upload to Apple Music where they would
be available to you on all your devices.
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Pierce
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2018 8:59 AM
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Subject: Re: Is Any
My issue with Alexa is that I find that unless you use a skill all the time I
may simply forget what I have to say to get a particular skill to reply. Yes,
Alexa can answer quite a few things natively, but so far I have found all these
skills not super useful.
We mostly use Alexa to turn our Phi
Hello Everyone,
As this is not an Amazon Echo support community, I have no intention of
flooding the list with Amazon Echo articles.
However, given that the Amazon Echo products can and do greatly enhance the
lives of so many, including those of us who are blind or low vision, and
given that al
Yes, everyone will transfer your number. It will be necessary to
obtain your account number and the four digit password assigned to
your account. Everyone will give it up, although you may have to call
and then wait on hold for 20 minutes. Check with Aira about
prioritization, but I believe it is a
I used Apple Music within the first six months after its release. It
had very little classic jazz recordings, except for the big names.
There was virtually nothing from contemporary independent artists. I
was better off ripping CD’s and loading them onto my iPhone and using
services like Spotify an
I've had my first Echo a little over a year and like Kimber, I'm now a 4-Echo
household with three of them being Dots. I realize the speakers in the Echo
products don't compare with the new Homepod at least based on the gushing I'm
reading here about the Homepod but I use these smart speakers fo
Mark,
Do you feel your headspace is crowded keeping track of two voice
interfaces: one for the Home Pod and one for the Echo? I am concerned
that I would end up being an intermediate user of both rather than an
advanced, sophisticated user of one device.
Kelly
On 2/20/18, Kimber Gardner wrot
How did you integrate your calendar and contacts with the echo? I am more
interested in the calendar as that would be super handy.
Kay Malmquist
kay.malmqu...@gmail.com
Remember no one can make you feel inferior without your consent.
Eleanor Roosevelt - 1884-1962, Former First Lady of the United
So you can keep your number? Good to know. What about the priority dtm that
Aira is on? Can we keep that?
Sarai D Bucciarelli www.linkedin.com/in/SaraiDBucciarelli
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Kelly Pierce
Sent: Tuesda
Aira uses AT&T, regardless of who your cell phone provider is. For
example, someone could use the Verizon network as their carrier but
Aira would use AT&T for the data connection. It is possible then in
some areas to have no service with your carrier but still be able to
use Aira. An example of thi
I felt the same as you do which is why I got the first one when it was
only $29. I figured for $29 even if I didn't use it or like it I
wasn't losing very much. But I've found several uses for my echoes and
sometimes it is just fun.
On 2/20/18, Patti Johnson wrote:
> I reckon I'm the last one on
Thanks for the Youtube videos.
My only two concerns are when traveling, having reliable cell service, and
using my Aira.
Sarai D Bucciarelli www.linkedin.com/in/SaraiDBucciarelli
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Hello Sarai,
I would personally recommend viewing YouTube videos by a person named
Stetson Doggett. In his videos, he discusses the best cell phone plans
and even discusses some MVNOS and their particular features as they
relate to what will and won't work on the iPhone. I believe that he
mention
I reckon I'm the last one on my block, as it were, to get an Echo.
I don't have one. I fear I wouldnt' use it much.
I have alexa on my fire tv and don't even use that.
But I do have a question. If you get the Echo plus, do you have to
get the smart plug then?
If you don't then that could bring up
I have to say I bought my first Echo around Xmas when they were deeply
discounted. Since then I have purchased three more and now have them
all over my house. At first I found the iOS Alexa app a little spotty
in its performance. Sometimes I would tap and nothing would happen.
Things have gotten so
With the Amazon echo work with Spotify premium?
> On Feb 20, 2018, at 1:53 AM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
>
> Hi Mark,
>
> What is your reason for the Echo Plus? It is the same as the Echo but with
> built-in smart hub which is supposed to help connect to various smart home
> devices (if you hav
Have you noticed them throddling your network speed, or a call quality signal
issue?
Sarai D Bucciarelli www.linkedin.com/in/SaraiDBucciarelli
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Cristóbal
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