The best I can suggest here is, if you can, go to your local sprint
store and play with one, if they have one and compare it for yourself.
Touch to explore depends on third party apps, including Google's to
implement. As far as access world, when was the article released and
also what version was evaluated? Many improvements were made in Jelly
Bean including implementing touch to explore automatically in all apps
taking advantage of the standard interface. If customized, they once
again need to implement. This was done as a result of having to rewrite
apps to take advantage of touch to explore in ICS, which many
developers, including Google itself didn't always implement. I would
suggest the same for those using AT&T or Verizon. In addition, play
around with the iphones, 4, 4s, and if possible the 5. In this way, you
can find your best fit.
On 9/18/2012 7:27 AM, Alcidonis Law Office wrote:
Access World has a very negative review of the Nexis and Android
operating system -- there are problems operating the touch to explore
feature with consistency. I wouldn't mind learning how to use a
touch-screen only phone but I would expect the accessibility to be the
same as it is on the IPhone.
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-----Original Message----- From: Dusty Tague
Sent: Tuesday, September 18, 2012 3:32 AM
To: Mobile Accessibility Android Users List
Subject: Re: [MA] REally need to choose a Sprint Android phone!
To answer your questions. There is a version of the GNex that works on
AT&T. I don't know if they carry directly or if you have to buy it
through google, but a GSM version is available. It is strictly a touch
screen phone, but since it runs on Jelly Bean, the need for a slide-out
keyboard isn't as much needed. You might desire on though and if that
is the case, the option there is to get a bluetooth keyboard to pair
with it.
On 9/17/2012 8:00 PM, Leslie Fairall wrote:
I may be wrong here, but does AT&T have a version of the Galaxy
Nexus? My understanding is that it is touch screen only, with no
physical keyboard. Is this also correct?
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