who is going to as someone said use braille on the he move really? with a phone, I mean not a PDA
On 24 May 2012, at 21:31, Jarrod Jicha wrote: > I couldn't have said it better myself. thank you. > > > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Dusty Tague > Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 4:14 PM > To: Su hai me; Mobile Accessibility Android Users List > Subject: Re: [MA] Braille support goes Android with Mobile Accessibility > > That would be like telling apple to charge for voice over. Talk Back is an > integral part of ICS now and as such, Code Factory needs to be the best if > they want to sell their products. There are a multitude of free or nearly > free options that are available. If Code Factory is to stay the leader in > assistive technology, they need to be on the cutting edge. > > > > On 5/24/2012 1:27 PM, Su hai me wrote: > My hats off to the developers of both screen readers, MA and TB forr > tolerating nuisance like this. i think TB should also put a price tag on > their products then we might just appreciate life a little better. > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Jarrod Jicha > To: 'Mobile Accessibility Android Users List' > Sent: Friday, May 25, 2012 2:09 AM > Subject: RE: [MA] Braille support goes Android with Mobile Accessibility > > few months? only a few months? I seem to recall people asking for things to > be fixed for at least a year! things in the browser just for starters. you > still can't download using it, you still can't stream using it, ETC. not > only that, there is no virtual d-pad and that would be extremely helpful! I > have to use the eyes-free keyboard for this reason under ICS, as I don't have > a keyboard, and MA doesn't work at all with the eyes--free keyboard. ok, > braille is a good thing, but first of all I can't afford a braille display, > and I don't know too many blind persons that can. not only that, you are > walking down the street and you get an sms. what you are going to pull out > your braille display just to read it? not very practical. the way I see it, > other things should hav been fixed/improved along with the braille stuff, or > do this stuff before doing the b raille support, but that is just me. > > > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Mobeen Iqbal > Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 11:55 AM > To: Mobile Accessibility Android Users List > Subject: Re: [MA] Braille support goes Android with Mobile Accessibility > > You took the words out of my mouth. The last i heard, contacts were still > being synced with google weather you liked it or not and it still wasn't > possible to send an sms over 3 lines long. not to mention bugs with email i.e > not moving messages to the bin. If braille is the only item that's been added > for support just because the iPhone had it first, then its quite > disappointing. don't get me wrong, braille is a priority but don't be like > freedom scientific. adding more features and not fixing your existing bugs! > > Mo. > > > On 24/05/2012 16:10, william lomas wrote: > any other new features? > we have been discussing a lot of issues with ma i believe over the last few > months on list > > On 24 May 2012, at 16:02, Swati Sharma wrote: > > > > > > Braille support goes Android with MA > > Braille support goes Android with Mobile Accessibility, just in time for > Sight City in Frankfurt > > Code Factory’s Mobile Accessibility: first ever software application that > allows the use of a Braille display on Android! > > Terrassa (Barcelona), Spain, May 24th 2012 > > After launching Mobile Accessibility in March 2011 and with more than 35.000 > downloads worldwide, Code Factory has worked for months to make Braille > display usage possible with the product. Once more, we have listened to our > customers and turned their desires into reality. > > “Based on the tremendous response from our customers, we have been more than > motivated to keep improving this product and make the impossible possible: > add Braille support for the first time on this platform” says Eduard Sanchez, > CEO. “Our ambition is to keep improving our products and keep up with the > constant OS updates and add new features that add value to our products.” > > This free upgrade is available for all our customers, whether purchased in > Google from one of our distributors, the free download version of AT&T Mobile > Accessibility Lite from AT&T, or Wireless Accessibility from Sprint, Boost > Mobile and Virgin Mobile USA. It includes the following Braille features: > > > a. Use the power of a Braille display in the same way as on a computer and > similar to what is available with Mobile Speak 4 and above. > b. Enabling a solution for Deaf Blind users to be able to use Android > devices for the first time. > c. Ability to use various grades, including grade 1 / 2 and computer > Braille for both input and output. > d. Option to disable speech when Braille is turned on, allowing users to > work in silent environments like meetings. > > > Devices of the following Braille device manufacturers are supported: Baum, > Eurobraille, Freedom Scientific, Handytech, HIMS, Humanware and Optelec. > > This free update is now available at: > https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Code+Factory > > > To upgrade, go to the Market application or check for an available upgrade in > your “My apps” list. If you have purchased from one of our distributors, > please contact them to receive the latest version of the product. > > To consult the user guide or quick start guide of Mobile Accessibility, visit > http://www.codefactory.es/en/manuals.asp?id=89#family_ma. 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