Thank you for bringing this to our attention, I've always thought the
volume of the 3GS to be very poor compared to other phones I use here,
I'll be getting an Iphone 4 in the next few days so I'll be interested
to hear the difference.
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Of course, I'm referring to volume as used when making and receuvubg
cakks,''
On 9/10/2011 8:06 AM, Lewis Crack wrote:
Hi Chris.
there is also support for Mono Audio on the iPhone. I personally find the
iPhone 4 and more than likely the iPhone 4S's speaker a bit louder than the
iPhone 3GS's speaker.
The 3GS's speaker distorts when it is at full volume.
Apart from what you said about the braille displays, etc, I can't think of
anything else.
Cheers.
Lewis :)
On 8 Oct 2011, at 21:59, chris hallsworth wrote:
Please can I ask, what can the iPhone offer for hearing impaired people? I know
VoiceOver for example supports a variety of bluetooth Braille displays, but how
about things like audio quality and volume? What about the vibration. Thanks! I
am hearing impaired myself and I manage the iPod Touch 4G very well with speech
only. But of course your mileages may vary.
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