Hi all,
For the person who was asking about braille input on the iTouch
(including the iPod and iPhone running iOS4, and an iPad on iOS4 when
it comes out later this year), here is part of an article I found. I
know this is somewhat off-topic for this list, but I am hoping that it
will prompt gwm to look into getting their notetakers supported by iOS
as well. Below the quote from the article is the link to the whole
thing.

Braille support has been a long desired addition to VoiceOver on
mobile devices. With iOS 4 you can now, with relative ease, add a
portable Bluetooth Braille
display. I tried it this morning with the BrailleNote Apex and,
barring the usual Bluetooth shenanigans (I had to pair without a PIN,
then do it again
with one), it was up and running quickly. I was able to read, control
VO, and perform text entry from the Apex keyboard. It wasn’t entirely
clear to me
how much contracted entry was supported. Sometimes it appeared that I
could enter in contracted Braille, sometimes I got odd results, it may
depend on
how much time is taken between entering, for example, ‘P’ and another
letter before the device assumes you are entering “people”. The
addition of Braille
is an incredibly exciting advance and many users will certainly benefit from it.

http://www.nfb.org/nfb/Access_Technology_Blog.asp
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Have a great day,
Alex (msg sent from GMail website)
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