Hello,
Thank you for your email. The iTunes Store policy regarding app refunds
for inaccessibile apps has not changed. The Store will provide refunds
as long as they fall within the 90 day refund window (as is standard
with any iTunes Store refund.) Please ensure that any refund you request
which one would be better for identifying objects, accessibility, etc.
also, with the finger print, is that referring to the phone password, not
the itune password? if it applies what if more than one person uses the
phone?
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Dear Chris,
Is there such a policy? I couldn't get it on their website. Do please
share if you have it.
With best wishes,
Ketan
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From: Chris H
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 11:33 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Response from Apple Accessibility
Hi Dawn,
The new 5S will most definitely do the best job with apps that use the
camera. Some of the features like automatic image stabilization, better low
light performance etc. are all things which will most likely benefit a blind
person who is trying to take a picture of something.
They did
Good day everyone.
First off thanks to everyone that sent in suggestions about how to fix my
battery drainage issue. Well I found the problem but now I'm stumped again and
could use some suggestions on how this possibly could be fixed.
Here is what I discovered today since I have been
Hi May,
Mine has been draining more quickly lately because it isn't staying
connected to my wireless. I don't know if the signal is not as strong from
my router, or what is new. I am hoping that with the new software, whatever
problem is causing this will be fixed. I think that maybe
So this 90-day policy has always been the case, right? Nothing has been
changed nor lawsuits nor petitions been used to force compliance by Apple,
right?
As a general statement conveying my own personal opinion, this incident is
more proof for the value of asking questions and educating
If blind and vips people insist that if an app is not accessible with
voiceover, we have the rights to refun/return the apps deal to inaccessibility
within the apps. Now, i have a question and a thought, if a developer
specificly develop apps for voiceover and does not have other way of
If you know where the sim card is located in the device, look for a tiny
little whole on one side of it. Use something tiny such as an unwould paper
clip to insert into the hole to eject the sim card. Sometimes you have to
use a bit of pressure when using the paper clip in order to get the sim
Here is my problem with all this stuff around accessibility of apps. Apple
clearly states in their documentation for those who are not blind, that all
sales are final. People on this list argue that sighted persons can look at
the, up to five, screen shots to ascertain if the app will work for
David,
I agree to some extent with your sentiments, but unfortunately we are not
the same population as the sighted population, but you don't have to tell
Apple that, since they created VoiceOver based on this fact. In other words,
they of all people know our needs are different.
I think the
So, Joseph, what you are saying is that, since we are blind, it is our rights
to have different treatement from apple, special rights where, if an app is not
accessible, we have the rights to ask for refund.
Not only that, in some way, you also saying that Apple put itself in to such
position
Hello all,
This may touch forbidden ground for this list, but if so, please tell me. I'm
running IOS 7 Beta as a developer and i want to upgrade to the GM (golden
master) but i can't. As soon as i try updating the Phone, which i have to do
from ITunes i get an error message stating that i can't
Whatever elaboration you concluded, yeah I meant that. ...Everyone else, I'm
confident they will understand what I've conveyed.
Joseph
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To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Cc: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 12,
Please let me be perfectly and unambiguously clear in my statement. Thanks to
Apple placing VoiceOver in all of their consumer computer devices, we blind
people have accessibility for no extra charge above what anyone else pays. This
is a first for us blind people. And, we are not charity
I know that when you have a very weak cell signal, the battery uses more
energy, trying to get a good signal.
Does anyone know if this is the case with a weak wifi signal as well?
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On Behalf Of Lois
David I understand where you're coming from. I've taught basic Windows and
screen reading skills on and off for years and people often want to call
something inaccessible when it's really a lack of knowledge of their screen
reader or Windows rather than a genuine case of inaccessibility. Of
I usually do not touch on the subjects but since I am a developer as well I can
tell you how to do it. what you have to do is within iTunes you have to find
the restore button and hit shift and if you're on a Mac or shit or ask actually
option shifting if you're in a Mac and shifting and to
Hi,
Just a little tip here. My phone didn't come with one of those eject tools
and I tried using the smallest paper clip that I could find but had no luck.
Turns out that one of those push pins that you use on a bulletin board works
like a champ.
Tom
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From:
Hello all,
I heard from the developer of Notability. The subject line says it all.
However, the developer claims that it knows how important the app could be for
blind people, and hope that accessibility will be included in the future.
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The only problem I see with a fingerprint scanner is that, while
fingerprints don't change, the surface of fingers do, especially we, the
blind who use our fingers more often then most, especially for Braille
reading and the like, will no doubt develop callouses on their fingers which
may
What is air drop?
Reggie and Allegra
On Sep 11, 2013, at 8:54 PM, Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com wrote:
In referring to http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/ I see that AirDrop and
Filters won't be available on the iPhone 4S. Everything else seems available.
Of course, the finger print
Hi all.
I have an iPhone 3GS which I am looking to upgrade from. Is it possible to make
a standered SIM card work in say the iPhone 5s gfor example? If not, how hard
would it be to get a number transferred to a nano sim as I think that is what
is Bering used. I have ATT as my carrier.
Thanks
AirDrop. Drop everything.
Sending a photo or a document to someone via text or email is fine. But if
that someone is right next to you, a text or an email suddenly feels like
too many steps. Enter AirDrop for iOS. It lets you quickly and easily share
photos, videos, contacts - and anything else
So it doesn 't refresh without opening the app? I thought that maybe it did
it by itself, because I thought I got a notification one time before saying two
new items were available without opening the app
Sent from my iPad
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Is this what you are looking for?
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/whatzit-visual-search-tool/id663257240?mt=8
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i can not find the oMoby app on the appstore
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This method worked for me also. I had several apps that were stuck in
update for weeks and this finally fixed them.
Thanks!
On 9/12/13, Arianna englishride...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried this, and it worked. Like you, I too had a few apps which would
consistently refuse to update. Thank you for
this app is the only results in the appstore: whatzit-visual-search-tool
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From: Donna
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 3:54 PM
Subject: Re: oMoby
Is this what you are looking for?
Hi Donna and Harry,
No, Donna, the app Harry is looking for is called Omoby from the developer
IQ Engine. The link you provided is for an app called WhatzIt from the
developer Source Innovative Systems.
I did a Google search for Omoby on iTunes and found several links to the
app stores of
Matthew:
Take your old 3GS phone to the ATT store and they will be able to transfer
all the information off that CIM card on to the new card. Hope this helps!
DJ Reese
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Hi all.
I have an iPhone 3GS which I am looking to upgrade from. Is it possible to
make a
The developer probably pulled it from the app store for updates.
On 9/12/13, Sieghard Weitzel siegh...@live.ca wrote:
Hi Donna and Harry,
No, Donna, the app Harry is looking for is called Omoby from the
developer
IQ Engine. The link you provided is for an app called WhatzIt from the
You could use a sim cutter to cut the sim card, but a much better
approach is to simply go to an att store and switch to a nano sim
card. You will be able to keep the same phone number, they just need to
update your account with the new sim's serial number. You can get
adapters that allow you
you can select fingerprint or password.
so just change it before you loan your phone out.
At 10:41 PM 9/10/2013, you wrote:
Is the fingerprint feature optional? If not, it might make it hard
to loan one's phone to a family member for an afternoon, as I
sometimes need to.
-Original
Hi
I've also never asked for a refund due to an app being inaccessible.
I asked for a refund once, because I bought an app, which wouldn't open,
even after re-installing it again. I simply went to the report a problem
section in iTunes, and explained the situation. It was really a painless
I agree here, also, anyone can say an app is innaccessible, and get his/her
money back. Therefore, apple does have a right to refuse a refund.
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From: Lisa belville
Sent: Wednesday, September 11, 2013 12:01 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Apple App Store
I certainly will be upgrading to the five S. I was considering switching to
android, but I don't trust Google when it comes to universal design. Plus the
ecosystem is just too fragmented. While fragmentation is a bit of a problem on
iOS, it's not nearly as bad. I have a for S, and really want
I use Hourly News. It is easy to use. You can choose what sources you want to
hear. You actually hear the reporters speaking as opposed to having VoiceOver
read articles. It was recommended by AppleVis.
Karin
On Sep 10, 2013, at 1:14 PM, Lea Langley wrenlang...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Hi all,
Have you tried typing
ios 7
into google?
It's amazing what comes up! *grin*
At 10:33 AM 9/11/2013, you wrote:
Hi,
I didn't get to listen to the presentation about the new phones, but
I'm interested to know about the new operating system. Is there
anywhere I can go to hear more about the
Sieghard,
I wonder if there is going to be a way to rescan your finger print in case
of a finger injury, like you just mentioned here.
I do mechanic work all of the time and always have cuts, scrapes etc...
Maybe they will allow a second finger to be scanned just in case of an
injury like this,
I'm going to be working with a nutritionist. Is there an accessible app out
there where I can journal my food intake daily? Thanks!
Carla
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hard to know what to suggest, without knowing what sort of education
you're looking for!
At 10:50 AM 9/11/2013, you wrote:
Hi,
did anyone ever participate in free online courses like the ones offered by
udacity? I created an account there, signed up and found out that I couldn't
take the
Mike, I'm likely to believe people who have tested this by having the
phone do a specific task for as long as it takes to run the battery
down, recharge, turn off screen curtain, run the exact same test again.
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Hi Chris;
I have the 5 with Verizon and, i'm staying put also.
Now that I look back on it I should have stayed with the 4.
Anthony
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On Sep 11, 2013, at 6:44 PM, Christopher Chaltain chalt...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm sticking with my 4S for now. Maybe I'll be
Also, your iphone came with a special simcard removal tool.
check inside the manual.
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From: MamaPeach
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 5:42 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Removing a sim card from an Iphone
If you know where the sim card is located in
yes, just as it does with PC's. Really, your iPhone is a computer
with a smaller form factor right?
At 10:45 PM 9/10/2013, you wrote:
When it comes to smart phones, how does 64-bit benefit somebody over
a 32-bit processor? Does it really make a difference in speed that
somebody would notice?
Hi Lisa and all who are interested. First off Lisa, nice signature. I
like that. Now to you and to everyone else, when I've requested an app
refund I've gotten the same type of message that all sales are final,
blah blah. In fact, pasted below is the email thread I received when I
got an app
Yes, it is.
Where do you want to get your music from?
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On Sep 11, 2013, at 1:55 AM, Agent086b agent0...@bigpond.com wrote:
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is it possible to play music on my iPhone by connecting to my network?
Thanks for any advice.
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Hi Raul,
Reading through your thread this situation is a bit different since you were
basically charged twice for the same app, just saying.
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Of Raul A. Gallegos
Sent: Thursday, September 12,
Hi Donnie,
Apple also announced that multiple fingers can be scanned, for all I know
you might be able to scan all 10.
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Donnie Harris
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 8:16 AM
To:
Hi Victor,
According to Apple the fingerprint sensor on the iPhone takes a high
resolution image of the sub epidermal layer of the skin and I think this may
avoid some of the issues you are worried about although a cut or scarring
may effect it. Here is some information I just found:
The most
Hi Mike,
Just out of curiocity, can you explain your statement While fragmentation
is a bit of a problem on iOS, it's not nearly as bad.
Thanks,
Sieghard
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Mike Reiser
Sent: Wednesday,
If everyone used that logic, Alan, you would have had a 5 by now. Frankly,
I see more rationale to move from a 4, if anything just to get Siri.
But, if Tess doesn't do a lot of OCR or photography, it may not be worth the
jump. You'd need a different case, different screen protector, if you
I guess you could always include a pinky finger or two as a backup. Can't
say I do much Braille reading with my pinkies...
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Victor Gouveia
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 5:55 AM
To:
Max, it is possible to play music stored on your local computer network on
your iPhone if you have the Tonido app. This app is not for playing music on
a cloud server but will let you turn your own computer into a server where
you can access any of the files it contains. Tonido also has a music
Good evening all.
Friend and list member Hannah has now got a new shiny iPhone 4s. The
contract is the same as last time (600 minutes, unlimited texts) but her
data has increased from 100 mb to 750 mb. But guess what? despite all
this she's on it at a cheaper price, £27 per month instead of
In iOS 6, audio-related apps are only allowed to run in the background for
quite a short time. So if you run the app and then switch to another app,
Downcast can keep going for a bit, fetching your podcasts and updating your
feeds. But if you don't switch back from time to time, it's eventually
I'd like to know that as well. My iPod fifth generation has that ability to
cross fade songs and you get to choose from several choices of cross fade. And
the nice part is you can toggle it on and off in settings. I was very much
surprised when I got my iPhone 4 that this feature is not
Ios 7 will be avilible on 9/18/2013 for download.
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A couple of comments. First Alan stated that he would get a case with
the new phone. The cases are I think $39.
As I've previously mentioned the finger print scanner is a huge
advantage for blind people in that others will not hear your password
as you type it in. That in and of itself is a huge
While I applaud Apple for making a giant leap forward in accessibility, I
won't pretend that I can guess all the reasons why. There is no doubt that
they are a huge game changer and that is in keeping with their whole
corporate philosophy. It may be that compassion, concern for public image,
and
Hi Alan
Thanks man, I am sure you will be able to..
Regards
Fanus
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To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 7:42 PM
Subject: RE: playing music on my iPhone from my network_The
Tonido App
Fanus, I've never
I can't see a policy on their website either, but that's their claim and
it seems like I am not the only one to have heard of this.
On 12/09/2013 07:39, Ketan Kothari wrote:
Dear Chris,
Is there such a policy? I couldn't get it on their website. Do please
share if you have it.
With best
Hi, I think that's a valid point but could be gotten around by setting up
more than one finger, including one you wouldn't use for reading Braille and
not just on one hand. A good one would be one's thumbs I'd think.
Best regards,
Rick Alfaro
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So you're supposed to be able to store up to ten finger prints on the
device. This should in theory enable you to allow your significant other or
whoever else you want to have access to your phone the chance to slap some
of their prints on there as well.
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From:
Hmm, to me nothing sounds overly exciting to Voiceover users, I probably am
wrong but it isn't mentioned and so many of the new things seem to rely
heavily on visual effects. Just what I get from hearing the podcast and
reading the page.
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From:
Hi Alan
Would you consider doing a podcast on tonido?
Regards
Fanus
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From: Alan Lemly wale...@gmail.com
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 6:55 PM
Subject: RE: playing music on my iPhone from my network_The
Tonido App
Max, it is
The accessible solutions for the Apple 2E and the Lisa were not Apple
products. they were third party products. that's like giving Microsoft
and Bill Gates credit for JAWS.
Apple needs to be praised for their commitment to accessibility, but
let's not rewrite history in the process. If
Hi Alan,
The new mal e SIRI voice is an iOS 7 feature and will be available on any
device which has SIRI.
Regards,
Sieghard
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Alan Paganelli
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 11:16 AM
To:
If you haven't checked it out already Rose, you can go to
http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/ and read up a bit more on some of
the most notable features in IOS 7.
On 09/12/2013 03:23 PM, Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Hi Rose,
You will be able to upgrade to iOS 7 on your 4S without any issues and
Fanus, I've never done a podcast but since I'm not opposed to learning
through new experiences, I'll start looking into a Tonido podcast.
And to answer Hank, I still have some vision and use ZoomText for my screen
reader so I don't know about the Tonido desktop app with JAWS.
Alan Lemly
The control center or whatever it's called will be a big-time help.
Especially for those of us with sighted folks in the family. No more having
to dig for the settings appand then brightness just to increase and decrease
screen brightness when someone wants to use it. I can finally take the
Well, I'll have to wait and see what's in the iPhone 6 before I make up
my mind. Besides, I may not be able to wait that long and I may decide I
have to move up to the iPhone 5S. We'll just have to wait and see!
On 09/12/2013 01:07 PM, Alan Paganelli wrote:
I don't blame you a bit. I
I know from just tonight that Siri is a god send to people who cannot
write very well due to a learning difficulty for example.
On 12/09/2013 21:04, Alan Paganelli wrote:
And also as I pointed out, each person has to make that choice for
themselves. For somebody with limited use of their
Hi Rose,
You will be able to upgrade to iOS 7 on your 4S without any issues and it
will run well. Even the iPhone 4 gets iOS 7 (some features of course will be
missing since things like Airdrop, for example, require hardware the 4 and
4S don't have), but Rob from the Today in iOS podcast has
Just like a Skype call sounds much better a Facetime call also can take
advantage of the much wider bandwidth of a WiFi or 3G/LTE connection and
also keep in mind that Skype or Facetime is digital all the way whereas a
regular phone call is analogue and it is highly compressed.
-Original
That's interesting you saying you have an iPhone 5 and you said you should
of stuck with the iPhone 4. May I ask what makes you say that?
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Good evening all.
Just had a lovely FaceTime call. But have a question.
Why does it sound so much better than a regular landline or cellular
call? Is it because it's all done over wifi and is using the excellent
microphone on the iPhone? Sorry if this sounds a stupid question, but I
am
Hi Matthew,
It is I believe possible to cut a standard SIM down to the size of a Nano
SIM, but even more difficult than cutting it to the size of a Micro SIM
which was used by the 4 and 4S. The problem is that a Nano SIM is also
thinner than a standard SIM hence I read online it is necessary to
I agree, I got a cutter here. But Nano is the one I didn't know; cutting
down to those is a bit beyond the pail.
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From: Sieghard Weitzel siegh...@live.ca
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 12, 2013 9:24 PM
Subject: RE: iPhone 5s and older SIM
I am curious about IOS 7 also, for the time being, I will keep my 4S,
however, at least for a while.
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Kelly Pierce
Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 6:46 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
And also as I pointed out, each person has to make that choice for
themselves. For somebody with limited use of their hands, siri may be a God
send. For somebody who doesn't do much web browsing or have many contacts,
siri might not be any big deal. I can't even say for certainty that I will
I've heard from several people that VoiceOver users won't be able to get
much out of IOS 7 because it's focus is on the visual aspect. Although
that is a focus, there seems to be a lot in IOS 7 that we'll be able to
take advantage of. In fact, when I look at
http://www.apple.com/ios/whats-new/
Good evening all.
Subject says it all.
How if possible is this done? I went to phone, favorites, add, chose a
contact, but no FaceTime option was there yet they have it. The contact
I do have is their mobile; will this account for both cellular and FaceTime?
Any responses greatly appreciated.
I had thought of an Android phone but if you look at how many viruses are
out there for the open source Android verses iPhone, there isn't any
competition. It's iPhone all the way. And with the 5C starting at 99
bucks, it's a no brainer now too.
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Alan
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According to yesterdays presentation, he said we have created a new voice
for siri and then let us hear a short bit of speech from both voices. They
did not sound like any I have heard before so I can only assume they are
totally new. We'll have until at least next weekend to find out when
Any idea if that new male voice will also be available for use with VO? I
would assume so but you know what can happen with assumptions. (smile)
Best regards,
Rick Alfaro
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From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On Behalf
Of Sieghard Weitzel
Good evening all.
Just an update to say thanks for trying to help.
It turned out I had to double tap on the mobile part of the contact's
card. I then got options to add it as either a voice call or FaceTime call.
Thanks once again.
Regards Chris.
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Thank you very much for this. As you might guess, I'm hungry for more
information information about what's going to be on my new iPhone 5S.
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Hi all. I am having a problem as I said on this list regarding updating my
apps. When I try to update the apps I am told that there is a problem with the
payment method that I used. My credit card is maxt out and I have tried to
enter my cvv coad and I can't seem to update my apps. so my
I think we would be able to take advantage of the new voices. I would
assume that Siri and VoiceOver are using the same voices on the phone.
To cut down on space, Apple may only allow one high quality voice on the
phone at a time.
On 09/12/2013 04:06 PM, Chris H wrote:
I don't think so as
grin Sense I had the money for a new phone sense last Christmas from my
wife, I've gone back and fourth over maybe I should just go for the iPhone
5. It would be a vast improvement over my iPhone 4 but my wife kept saying,
at least wait until the 5S comes out. If it doesn't impress you much
Maybe you are correct, but do you really think the new male voice would take
up much more space than the current premium voices? I'm not so sure it would
in fact I would think that storing the voice server side would present some
major issues.
Best regards,
Rick Alfaro
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Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 7:26 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Journaling
My wife and I just bought a new car and I'm interested in the features that
will be coming where messages and email can be read to you and spoken voice
guidance for driving directions. Although they do not benefit me directly,
never the less, my butt will still be in the car as a passenger not
I don't think so as surely it will take up a lot of storage compared to
the voices we have now. I suspect the new voices will be used wherever
Siri is located server wise.
On 12/09/2013 21:52, Rick Alfaro wrote:
Any idea if that new male voice will also be available for use with VO? I
would
Hi, FT is a really high bandwidth app because of the video. That's part of
why it sounds as good as it does. The hardware in I Devices is also a factor
I'm sure.
Then again , Rogers and ATNT were/are, both infamous for drastically reducing
the celular bandwidth they provide to smart phone
I don't blame you a bit. I wouldn't do it either. If you were going from a
4S to a iPhone 6, I could understand that.
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Hi,
I wish to use my iTunes library on my Mac.
Thanks,
Max.
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Yes, it is.
Where do you want to get your music from?
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