Re: BrailleSense Polaris out
With your stander android phone, you will find that that the hocus is mainly a computer in your pocket with a phone attached all in one nice package. The braille sense seems to be a computer with the note taking stuff front and center. These note taker stuff is the main hocus as far as I can tell. It comes down to where the hocus is as far as I can tell. As for the version of the OS, the braille note touch has it beet when it comes to the oldest version. LOL. I know that I used my PACmate all the way through university and it did its’ job well for what I used it for. I used my PACmate for taking notes. When I got my PACmate back in 2003, windows mobile was the going thing. Yes, I made some use of main stream software for it, but not as much as I thought I would. Of course I left high school around 2006. I finished up with university in 2014. By the time I finished up in 2014, I found that I was sort drifting over to the laptop seeing that I needed to work on papers and the like while in class. That PACmate was good for writing stuff down, but the laptop was a lot more useful because of the desktop version of word. I see the braille sense taking the place now that the PACmate took then. For me, it was not the main stream software as much of the note taking stuff. Yes, the main stream software that I could get help when I was making my choice on between it and the braille note at the time. I think that the main stream software will help some, but the feature set may be the reason why you would get the Braille sense. Yes, you can get your main stream apps on other devices, but the note taking features will be the kicker if you need the note taking features along with the built in display. Thankfully we have more choice now days than we did when I first got my PACMate. Now days, my PACmate is running wm6.0 JAWS for pocket PC 6.5. Yes, there is a bit of a differences between windows CE 5.2 and WM6.0. Basically, windows CE 5.2 is the underline APIS that WM6.0 needs. Of course, jaws is sitting on top of the WM6.0 UI. I know this because I looked up some of this stuff seeing that I needed to know some of this to find software that I wanted to use on it. Knowing this proved helpful when I had trouble find out why somethings was not working like I thought it should. Knowing this help me to use google instead of calling FS and asking them when it was just a setting that I needed to change in WM6.0. What I am wondering is how much more challenging it would be to figure what a setting does on the Braille sense does seeing that the UI on the braille sense is so much different than the main stream UI. Sorry for wondering all around without thinking.
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