Re: iPhone VS. Android, a debate never solved, but one that can persuade
@BryanP Voiceover practice is more like keyboard help than a tutorial. On android, when you load talkback for the first time, you get a propper tutorial that not only explains gestures, but also lets you try them in a practical environment. EG, the first thing it asks you to do is drag your finger to find something, then it shows you flicking, then double-tapping, etc. The Mac does this as well so I'm not sure why Voiceover on iOS doesn't.
As far as screen readers, I'll say I like Voiceover better, apart from the braille support which is horrible IMO. However, talking about OS's in general, Android beats iOS hands down. To me, the iPhone is too limitting to be productive - moving data from one app to another, or even from and to a computer is really overcomplicated. I already wrote my thoughts down on Applevis as far as being more specific, so feel free to read that post
URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=170715#p170715
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