Hi David,
I appreciate your detailed reply but maybe I haven't explained my situation
well enough.
I have now changed the reduced to the on position but still have major
problems in correcting and editing text.
Whenever I touch the screen, there is a response. If I'm writing, any character
Yes, what you say makes perfect sense.
Basically, to get around the shortened response time, it is necessary to be
moving when you touch the screen. And, by touch, I mean when the screen
registers the conductivity of your finger, not when you feel the haptic
response of the screen against your
turn on reduce motion. also, if you are running 4s or 4 remember it may be
a little sluggish due to the fact that the phone was really meant for the
higher update.
-Original Message-
From: Carol
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2013 7:14 AM
To: VI Phone Users
Subject: IOS7, various
OK, David, I shall try to follow these instructions and practice, and I will
come back in about a week's time and say how I'm doing. If, after that time, I
still struggle nearly so much, it's time to rattle cages for me!
Can't be fairer than that!
Carol P
Sent from the Mac
On 21 Sep 2013, at
Hi all,
First, I love some things in IOS7 and think Apple have done a good job in many
areas. However, so far as us VI's are concerned, it seems that there are some
definite difficulties and pitfalls and I'm feeling a bit frustrated with these.
First, for me at least the 4S is in some ways
First, it is impossible to increase the sensitivity of the touchscreen. What
Apple has done is made VO more responsive more rapidly to the touch.
When you are typing, holding a letter for than a second first causes VO to say
selected because passthrough has been activated. Now, you can slide
Hi,
Why would it be impossible when many Android devices add the ability to change
the sensitivity of the touch screens? That being said, I think it is very
possible. I think more than sensitivity, this might be some random VO focus
issues. The first thing I would try is restarting my
Carol,
Certainly agree that the UK British English voice has some issues, and I'd
encourage you to write to Apple about them, as for your other issues, I agree
that the sensitivity seems to have been adjusted ever so slightly upwards, and,
to me personally its slightly to high.
Regards,
The touchscreen technology has a specific sensitivity which is hardwired. What
the OS does is delay the time it waits before responding to the command
gesture. This gives the appearance of greater or less sensitivity, but the
actual touchscreen sensitivity with the capacitive touchscreen is a
Hi David;
I learned to do a feather touch from one of your expert posts.
Thanks
Anthony
ll
Sent from my Verizon iPhone 5!
On Sep 20, 2013, at 10:56 AM, David Chittenden dchitten...@gmail.com wrote:
The touchscreen technology has a specific sensitivity which is hardwired.
What the OS
I turned on reduce motion and this fixes my issues for me, hope this helps
someone else.
- Original Message -
From: Ricardo Walker rwalker...@gmail.com
To: viphone viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2013 9:59 AM
Subject: Re: IOS7, various frustrating difficulties
Hi
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