Hi, It’s not about having the right or not having the right. You can do and say whatever you want. But it doesn’t change the facts. Software can be easily fixed. What sets Apple apart in many respects is their premium hardware. That’s why people pay high prices as well as the IOS ecosystem. Hundreds of thousands of apps, and thousands of accessories. That is what people are really paying for. I honestly think you should pick up a cheap Android phone an compare. I think then you will look at your iPhone, even with the faults of IOS a little more favorably.
Ricardo Walker rica...@appletothecore.info Twitter:@apple2thecore www.appletothecore.info On Nov 10, 2013, at 10:27 AM, Pablo Morales <pablomorale...@gmail.com> wrote: > If apple charge the same money than other business, I can agree what you say. > But apple is not the cheaper or the standard price for their products. Of > course, I feel that I have right of say that I am in disagreement when I pay > a thousand dollars for a phone, and I have to be fighting with the > accessibility, when it was working better in previous versions of IOs. > Yes, I feel that I have right to be saying that I don't like it. > > ----- Original Message ----- From: "Alex Hall" <mehg...@gmail.com> > To: <viphone@googlegroups.com> > Cc: "viphone" <viphone@googlegroups.com> > Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2013 10:13 AM > Subject: Re: When will Apple take this seriously? > > > In addition, do you really think iOS is perfect if you are not using VO? > There are bugs in it and the new Mac OS release for sighted people as well, > some very long-standing. Just because there are bugs in accessibility does > not mean that Apple doesn't care about accessibility or does not take it > seriously, because if you extend that logic, then bugs anywhere must mean > they don't care about any of their software. Voiceover is no different from > any other aspect of Apple's products: it is mostly great, it has bugs, they > fix the bugs, they update, more bugs come along, and the cycle continues. > That's true of all software anywhere. > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On Nov 10, 2013, at 10:01, Ricardo Walker <rwalker...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >> With respect, let me go through some of the things below. In regards to >> hanging up a call. Yes, I have notice that doing a 2 finger double tap >> doesn’t always hang up a call on the first try. Generally, the second try >> will do the trick. About phone numbers in a text, turn the rotor to links, >> flick down to the number, and double tap and hold. A dialog appears asking >> you if you want to call, text, or save the number to contacts. This is not >> a bug. If you don’t like the way its now done that’s one thing. But it >> isn’t broken. >> >> Web forms? Yes. This is definitely buggy in IOS 7. There is no excuse for >> that. But I will continue to say, I think some people on the list have very >> short memories. Remember all the bugs that were found in IOS 6 when it >> first launched? I’m sorry, bugs in software is just a fact of life at >> launch. There have been a couple minor updates. But we are still on a .0 >> release. Can we at least hold off until 7.1 comes out so we can see what’s >> what? And about the persons Nokia phone, last time I checked, it was >> running a dead OS, a non existent app store in which I bet the accessible >> apps were slim pickings indeed. I say this just to point out, if you want >> to take 3 or 4 bugs, and compare it to an operating system that no longer >> being supported, that’s fine. But, anyone can do that. >> >> JMO >> >> Ricardo Walker >> rica...@appletothecore.info >> Twitter:@apple2thecore >> www.appletothecore.info >> >>> On Nov 10, 2013, at 9:50 AM, Pablo Morales <pablomorale...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> >>> Yes, it is that I have been saying since IOs 6 came. Looks like every time >>> apple write a new code, with new developers, and the accessibility problems >>> every time are worse. They are not learning of the previous IOs >>> experiences, they are not paying attention to it, or they want to become >>> the accessibility in something that another company will care. With IOs 7, >>> I am getting the same problems than you, and bunches of others. But the >>> response that I found is that every IOs brings bugs. It is a very poor >>> excuse, because with IOs 7, is when I have been taking more problems to >>> access information with my apple devices. >>> Apple wants that every year, every body update the IOs, saying that not >>> more support for older versions of the IOs, but at the same time, we have >>> to be suffering during the year, the bugs that every IOs brings, we come to >>> the end of the year, and start again with another IOs. It is not fir. >>> >>> ----- Original Message ----- From: <sen...@gmail.com> >>> To: "ViPhone" <viphone@googlegroups.com> >>> Sent: Sunday, November 10, 2013 7:40 AM >>> Subject: When will Apple take this seriously? >>> >>> >>> This is very frustrating. Hordes of emails have circulated with the many >>> shortcomings of IOS7. Many bugss and shortcomings that have appeared in ver >>> 7 that were not in IOS6. >>> It becomes very frustrating when even the basic phone functions are >>> compromised. >>> 1. Ending calls is a pain. Countless times I thought I had ended the call >>> but it was active. This has lead to embarrassing situations and also a >>> drain on my wallet due to large long distance call charges. >>> 2. When I get phone numbers in a text message, I should be able to call or >>> message or store the number with a tap. No! I could do it with my 6 year >>> old Nokia better. >>> 3. Entering data in a web form has become a nightmare. With my previous >>> phones running Talks I could do much better. I pay 10 times to get a iphone >>> and guess what? I can do less with it! Very frustrating. >>> This list could go on and on. . . . New models will launch, new IOS >>> versions will roll out. . . But the shortcomings and bugs will stick with >>> us. Technology for the sake of technology. But no technology for the >>> visually challenged. Wish someone would charge more but make a phone that >>> works. 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