Pedro,
I don't understand. If I connect the phone to the PC, how will the app.
get onto the phone, once I find it?
Thanks.
Why do I have to be logged into my Gmail acount, in order to search for
apps?
Claudia
On 10/29/2011 9:49 PM, Pedro M. wrote:
Hello, Claudia:
Being this is a mobile accessibility group, I would suggest for you to
download m.a. on to your phone.
You can do this via phone on the market app, or what you can do if you
have your Gmail setup on your phone already. Connect your phone to
your pc... go to this website:
https://market.android.com/
Log in with your Gmail account that you have setup on your phone, and
then search for the mobile accessibility demo, and install it on to
your phone.
Everything will be easier from that point on.
Good luck.
*From:* Claudia <mailto:[email protected]>
*Sent:* Saturday, October 29, 2011 10:38 PM
*To:* DR and LV <mailto:[email protected]> ; Mobile Accessibility
Android Users List <mailto:[email protected]>
*Subject:* [MA] Samsung Sidekick 4G!
Hi All,
Well, I took the plunge and went & bought a Samsung Sidekick 4g this
evening.
But, I need major help.
I had the TMobile rep install a Talking Caller ID app., as well as
Talkback to get me started.
I don't know how to text, answer calls, end calls, dial, etc!
If anyone can give me suggestions, I would greatly appreciate it!
Claudia
On 10/29/2011 3:55 PM, DR and LV wrote:
I was going to say the mytuch slide and the mytuch fore ge but it's A htc phone
and I have not herd
anything good about htc's at all so I dont recomend them to anyone. On Sat, 29
Oct 2011
13:43:24 -0600, Dusty Tague wrote:
two come to mind, the Samsung sidekick 4g and the htc mytouch 4g
slide. There might be some new ones, you could look at T-Mobile's site
and see what android phones are available with a keyboard. If you are
on t-mobile and have the option of waiting another month a couple of
phones will be coming out and they might have the new ICS on them. You
could try that and though I personally want a keyboard myself, if Ice
cream sandwich is onboard and you can get to try one out in the store
first, you might like it and have all your options open to you. As I
stated I prefer a keyboard as well and wouldn't trust even a phone
running ice cream sandwich to be as accessible without one.
Hope those two phone recommendations work for you, but of the two, the
sidekick is the best in my opinion. My cliq2 isn't bad either though
opening up the keyboard for navigation has its drawbacks as well.
On 10/29/2011 1:12 PM, Claudia wrote:
Hello,
I need to compare TMobile phones with android, but I also need it to
have a keyboard. Any recommendations out there?
Claudia
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