Just one comment for the moment, as I don’t yet have my planned acquisition of
the S10. On a standard phone, such as the Sony Xperia X Performance and Xperia
Z2+ phones, how do you change the launcher? Sorry, but I just can’t remember.
Actually, on my Xperia, I can’t even get to the Google
Better is a most subjective word here as I detail in another eMail in this
thread.
Certainly Samsung have added some handy gestures that help users navigate the
screen
These gestures do have Talkback equivalents.
> On 20 Apr 2019, at 2:03 am, Gordon Smith wrote:
>
> Samsung don’t use
Its been a good while since I’ve used a Son Xperia X-Performance phone but I
can tell you that I was at the very least always able to get to the Google Play
store.
I’m quite sure that you’ll find the iCon on the home screen somewhere or at the
very least you should be able to invoke a Voice
Some I have a question. Do people use voice assistant more than talkback on
galaxy phones? If so why?
Mike
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From: Gordon Smith
Sent: Friday, April 19, 2019 6:18 AM
To: Techno-Chat ... Technology Enthusiasm!
Subject: Re: [Techno-Chat]: Samsung Galaxy S10 Notes
Just
The answer to your question would very much depend on the user of the device.
Some Apps work better with Google Talkback whilst other work better with
Samsung Voice Assist.
Samsung Voice Assist is in fact a modified version of Google Talkback and
Google Talkback is an open source project so
Samsung don’t use Google’s screen-reader. Their own takes its place and, in my
opinion, it’s better than TalkBack. I’m assuming that the S10 uses the Samsung
variant as well.
On 19 Apr 2019, at 16:44, mmstopk...@gmail.com wrote:
Some I have a question. Do people use voice assistant more than
Indeed, all opinion is objective. What’s better for one may be worse for
another. So, I guess, one of my old favourites comes in nicely to my response
here … whatever floats your boat! ;-)
On 19 Apr 2019, at 17:06, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Better is a most subjective word here as I detail in
The reset procedure is found in Language and Inputs if I remember rightly under
settings.
Just follow the prompts and the procedure should be easy in your case given you
haven’t set up any passwords or the like so its just a matter of answering
“Yes” to the prompts.
> On 20 Apr 2019, at 2:09
Google Chrome all round is a very nice browser on whatever platform you choose
to use it, IOS, OS, Android and Windows.
> On 20 Apr 2019, at 2:21 am, Gordon Smith wrote:
>
> Your points are well taken. I was going to mention the Windows example
> actually, although another one springs to
