Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

I don't have a copy or a bookmark, but a web search lead to http://mosen.org/6p/ On 01/08/16 01:27, 'Carol Pearson' via VIPhone wrote: Anyone got a copy of that article or can give me a direct URL, please? Thanks! Carol P - UK On 01/08/2016 04:10, Christopher Chaltain wrote: I have a

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Hi Krister, If you go to mosen.org and look for the blog link, you'll find it there. Bob Hill Sent from Bob's Braille Sentce U2 - Original Message - From: Krister Ekstrom To: viphone@googlegroups.com CC: Date: Monday, August 1, 2016 4:40 am Subject:

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Do you have the direct link to Jonathans article? /Krister > 31 juli 2016 kl. 20:22 skrev Mary Otten : > > It's definitely a lot better than it used to be. Reading Jonathan's blog > article would be a good place to start in my opinion. It is hard to find > truly unbiased

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

No, this is one thread on the comparison topic relating iOs and Android. I'm told, quite often, one can delete threads we don't like. Bet I'm the one who gets flack for saying so. Actually, I thought this had come from the Android list. R! - Original Message - From: "MamaPeach"

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Anyone got a copy of that article or can give me a direct URL, please? Thanks! Carol P - UK On 01/08/2016 04:10, Christopher Chaltain wrote: I have a Samsung S7 Active, and I didn't have any trouble installing Talk Back or using it. The S7 replaced my iPhone as my every day device, and

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Your use case must be different from mine. At this point, I can't imagine moving from an iPhone to android, although I have both. If I had to pick one, it would be the iPhone, for the mail app, the ease of doing web reading, and my favorite RSS news reader which I use a lot, and for which I

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

I have a Samsung S7 Active, and I didn't have any trouble installing Talk Back or using it. The S7 replaced my iPhone as my every day device, and it was Jonathan Mosen's article that convinced me to make the switch. On 31/07/16 16:39, Mary Otten wrote: I don't own a Samsung device, but I know

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Obviously, that's up to the moderators, how much comparison talk they wish to allow. But it seems to me that a certain amount of it is inevitable. And as long as it is kept within the realm of comparison of experience, why not? As long as it isn't bashing of one system or another. Mary Sent

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

I thought this was a list for iDevices. All I have seen lately is talk of the accessibility of Android devices. Isn’t there another list for this, such as the Eyes Free list? -- The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. If you have any questions or concerns

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Know, right? I'd be more than happy to send one of those for a real, proper, torture test. For me, its not even for accessibility, just something to play with. Another OS, to put it this way. Then if I like it, I'll give the respective apology. But for now... Sent from a Braille Sense

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

It's definitely a lot better than it used to be. Reading Jonathan's blog article would be a good place to start in my opinion. It is hard to find truly unbiased people, because everybody has a bias. They have their own use cases. They have things that are more important to them. I still say, if

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Lately it has crossed my mind that i want to test Android, just to see how much closer it is to iPhone. Yes i know it’s a sinn to think this way, for thou shalt not have any other operating systems besides iOs, still i want to know how good it is before i totally bash it.:-) It’s good to know a

Re: Android tablet accessibility may be better than you think [was "Questions regarding the IPod"]

Hi, Besides, some of us, like myself, hate the OS, putting accessibility aside. I'll get one to play with, but not to replace anything. Sent from a Braille Sense - Original Message - From: Krister Ekstrom To: viphone@googlegroups.com Date: Sunday, July