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Hi, I have started the Math Melodies project aimed at developing an iPad app to support math learning for visually impaired children. As a blind person I experienced the challenges of practicing math since primary school. Math Meledies is a math workbook that integrates existing solutions and

iMove

dear all, We are pleased announce you that the app iMove is now available in English for free on the AppStore. iMove supports independent mobility of blind and visually impaired people. With iMove you can: - know the address where you are; - know the points of interest around you (e.g., pubs,

Re: anyone use type in braille app?

Hi Rebecca, you can visit our website here: http://www.everywaretechnologies.com/apps/typeinbraille Listen to the podcast and read also the help section, it's not hard to use.. You can ask us everything you need.. On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 12:08 PM, Rob Harris bobs...@googlemail.com wrote: Lots

Re: typing on the phone

/12, EWTEch Accessibility accessibil...@ew-tech.it wrote: Hi everybody, we are the Accessibility Team of EveryWare Technologies, the developers of TypeInBraille app. We'd like to know what do you think about our app and if you consider it as a good solution to type on your mobile device

Re: typing on the phone

is going to be tricky. Jane On May 30, 2012, at 3:45 AM, EWTEch Accessibility wrote: We are taking in consideration every suggestion we are receiving from you for the next update. Thank you so much for your appreciation and you ideas and suggestions. It's very important for us to improve our

Re: typing on the phone

,my initial impression is that it's a rather labor-intensive way of inputting text. Anyone have any real-world feedback to share? Kimber On 5/29/12, EWTEch Accessibility accessibil...@ew-tech.it wrote: Hi everybody, we are the Accessibility Team of EveryWare Technologies

Re: typing on the phone

-intensive way of inputting text. Anyone have any real-world feedback to share? Kimber On 5/29/12, EWTEch Accessibility accessibil...@ew-tech.it wrote: Hi everybody, we are the Accessibility Team of EveryWare Technologies, the developers of TypeInBraille app. We'd like to know

Re: typing on the phone

: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of EWTEch Accessibility Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 4:55 AM To: viphone@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: typing on the phone We are thinking to manage with the rotor system as Rob (and also other users) suggest

Re: typing on the phone

way. All this said, remember I do like the app very much and commend you on your efforts to date. -- Carol P Original Message From: EWTEch Accessibility To: viphone@googlegroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 9:37 AM Subject: Re: typing on the phone Hi everybody, we

Re: typing on the phone

Hi everybody, we are the Accessibility Team of EveryWare Technologies, the developers of TypeInBraille app. We'd like to know what do you think about our app and if you consider it as a good solution to type on your mobile device. For those who want to get more information about TypeInBraille:

Re: CD barcode scanning app

Hi Phil, with AudioLabels you can scan every barcode and receive information about it. It also works with CDs and it also give you the possibility to ask for personal QR codes via email in which you can add your own text or audio description. For more information about it:

Re: typing on the phone

. Bet you could use some of the stray unused hcaracters too even. Many thanks, and it is appreciated. RobH. - Original Message - From: EWTEch Accessibility accessibil...@ew-tech.it To: viphone@googlegroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 9:37 AM Subject: Re: typing on the phone

Re: typing on the phone

is higher; should make for useful feedback. Ok, a good number of those are here too; but not all, so worth a try. Thanks, RobH. - Original Message - From: EWTEch Accessibility accessibil...@ew-tech.it To: viphone@googlegroups.com Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 10:28 AM Subject: Re

Scan Barcodes with AudioLabels 1.2 - Updated Release

Hello, we are delighted to announce the updated release of AudioLabels, the app specifically designed for visually impaired people to recognize objects through barcodes and QR codes. Here is what you can do with AudioLabels 1.2: 1) Point your camera towards a label with a barcode or a QR code.