Hello,
As I mentioned in a previous post, I would like to get an iphone.
However, I am still struggling with the rotor gesture. I know
the rotor is used to access settings such as speech rate, typing
mode, as well as changing how you navigate a webpage or
application, so it's an important gesture. The only way I can do
the gesture is if I put my fingers on the screen and turn the
device which is a bit awkward to do with an ipad. I can
sometimes envoke the rotor by holding one finger stationary and
drawing a circle around it with another finger, but I've noticed
that when doing this, I hear the sound that Voiceover makes when
it thinks you're exploring. THEREFORE, does anyone have any
suggestions on how to get the motion down? I've heard from some
people that you rotate your fingers while others say the motion
is twist at the wrist. Which is correct and is there a way to
practice making the gesture without the screen? This is the only
thing that is preventing me from getting an iphone aside from not
being able to type fast which will come with practice, but I just
can't seem to get the rotor down.
Thank you,
Kelsey Nicolay
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