Two quick questions.
that industry standard framework means, one can perform exactly the same
functions accessibly?
Second, will they be issuing a stand alone reader with the access too, or
is one still chained to a computer for this?
Thanks,
Karen
On Thu, 29 Nov 2012, Mary Otten wrote:
I just had a nice exchange with the lead for the Barnes and Noble accessibility
team. I suppose most people on this list know that the Nook app for ios is now
wonderfully accessible with v/o. In response to a question, he stated that they
have plans to make Nook accessible on both Mac and pc, and they plan to do it
by using industry standard frameworks, so the customer and use the application
as she/he chooses. Are you listening Amazon? No, probably not.
Mary
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