Re: [AI] Is this true? You can buy the iPhone X in India at just Rs. 50, 000

[john clayton]

Hi,
you would need to own  a company to do this,though...
I guess we all should start filing new company registration papers to
registrars... =)
I get the 12% gst returns, but I have no clue how depritiating the iphone
would bring its cost to 50k.

you would still be paying the origenal price though, just get some 12% plus
15% (if the latter part works) as tax returns and diductions.


On 15 June 2018 at 16:31, Rishi Kewalramani 
wrote:

> Hi friends,
> When I was researching  on the best deals  on iPhones, I came across  the
> following answer by some person on quora.
> To be honest,  I really dont understand it. And neither do I know if its
> true and would it really work.
> Perhaps  the C A and accountant professionals  in this group could
> understand it better.
> But since I found it interesting, I thought I would just share it with you
> guys.
> If it is true, may be some of you can take advantage of it...
> And if somebody does, then please let me know and I'll follow suit for my
> iPhone 8 plus, < smiles
> I found it at the following quora link, the answer is also pasted below,
> https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-price-at-which-I-
> could-buy-an-iPhone-X-in-India
>
> You can buy the iPhone X in India at just Rs. 50,000. This is NOT some
> stupid logic that we will give you. We also wouldn’t ask you to buy the
> iPhone X from the USA.
>
> You can buy the iPhone X in India (Original iPhone X 64GB with all the
> warranties)
>
> EasemyGST - Your trustworthy GST consultant will show you how you can use
> GST to prevent monetary losses.
>
> GST Impact: Here’s how the ‘iPhone X’ will cost your company Rs. 50,000
> only!
>
> Please Note: This is not an article that will tell you to buy it from the
> United States. The latest unveiling of the iPhone X by Apple has given many
> passionate fans sleepless nights already. In India, the number of iPhone
> memes have drastically increased and some have probably decided which
> kidney they would be sacrificing to get their hands on the ‘phone from the
> future.’
>
> In this article, we will tell you how you can buy the iPhone X in the
> price of a Samsun
>
>
> Buy an iPhone X in INR 50,000!
>
> For all the readers who have no idea of the price of an iPhone X, the
> ultra-powerful product is tagged at an ultra-expensive price: INR 89,000
> for the 64GB variant and INR 1,02,000 for the 256GB variant.
>
> But we will tell you how you can buy the iPhone X in just Rs. 50,000 in
> India itself.
>
> Now as GST in India has already kicked in, you must have heard about the
> term Input Tax Credit. If you haven’t, ask your CA. According to the
> provisions of ITC, a taxpayer will receive a credit (money) on the tax he
> has paid for buying a particular product.
>
> Now if you want to buy an iPhone X in INR 50,000, just follow the below
> steps:
>
> 1. Buy the iPhone X in the name of your company. Pay the company INR
> 50,000.
>
> 2. Now, your company will go to the Apple dealer and purchase the iPhone X
> at the market price, i.e., INR 89,000 (inclusive of 12% GST). The company
> will show this phone as its expense.
>
> 3. At the time of GST return filing, the company will raise a purchase
> invoice in GSTR 2 and receive an Input Tax Credit of 12%, i.e., nearly INR
> 10,700 on the iPhone X. That makes the cost INR 78,000.
>
> Now let us take this value to INR 50,000!
>
> Read on:
>
> The company can depreciate the value of the product.
>
> Businesses can depreciate the value of long-term assets ( in this case,
> the iPhone X) for both tax and accounting purposes. For tax purposes,
> businesses can deduct the cost of the tangible assets they purchase as
> business expenses. In this case, depreciation of 15% will be applicable,
> year-on-year.
>
> This will probably bring down the cost of the iPhone X from INR 89,000 to
> nearly INR 50,000
>
>
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Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?

[puneet soni]

IRCTC has this website totally inaccessible till now.

On 6/15/18, Rohiet A. Patil  wrote:
> I try the same on boath IE and Firefox. But I am getting a totle blank
> page.
> Jaws is giving the message "Page has no links".
>
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?
>
> Even with NVDA, I am unable to navigate the website. Its accessibility
> gone.
>
> On 6/14/18, Faizal K A  wrote:
>> Even I too found the same problem. Its new lay out not allowing me to
>> book ticket. Then later I tried with NVDA. Here after log in button as
>> usual it asked my user name and password to enter. after doing that
>> while checking the OTP option OTP is not at all coming. I tried
>> several time. But no luck. Anyone has any suggestion?
>>
>>
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>> bigger and better than your current situation."
>> Have a fantastic day ahead!
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Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?

[Rohiet A. Patil]

I try the same on boath IE and Firefox. But I am getting a totle blank page.
Jaws is giving the message "Page has no links".

-Original Message- 
From: Mohib Anwar Rafay

Sent: Friday, June 15, 2018 12:01 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?

Even with NVDA, I am unable to navigate the website. Its accessibility gone.

On 6/14/18, Faizal K A  wrote:

Even I too found the same problem. Its new lay out not allowing me to
book ticket. Then later I tried with NVDA. Here after log in button as
usual it asked my user name and password to enter. after doing that
while checking the OTP option OTP is not at all coming. I tried
several time. But no luck. Anyone has any suggestion?


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Have a fantastic day ahead!
Warm Regards,
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Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?

[Rohiet A. Patil]

I try the same on boath IE and Firefox. But I am getting a totle blank page.
Jaws is giving the message "Page has no links".

-Original Message- 
From: Mohib Anwar Rafay

Sent: Friday, June 15, 2018 12:01 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning
the disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] IRCTC new website, looking confusing, any clue?

Even with NVDA, I am unable to navigate the website. Its accessibility gone.

On 6/14/18, Faizal K A  wrote:

Even I too found the same problem. Its new lay out not allowing me to
book ticket. Then later I tried with NVDA. Here after log in button as
usual it asked my user name and password to enter. after doing that
while checking the OTP option OTP is not at all coming. I tried
several time. But no luck. Anyone has any suggestion?


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happens to you, knowing that every step forward is a step toward
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Have a fantastic day ahead!
Warm Regards,
Faizal K.A
Mobile: 09846888227.
faiza...@experienceace.com
faisal.vaduth...@gmail.com
faizal.uni...@gmail.com




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Re: [AI] How TV and satellite channels became accessible in my home

[Prashant Ranjan Verma]

it is not a big deal. you can either press Mute button on Tata Sky or
checkout the program guide from the android section of the tv.

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Of sampath raj rao
Sent: 15 June 2018 11:02
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the disabled. 
Subject: Re: [AI] How TV and satellite channels became accessible in my home

Hi Sir, Great to hear...
But how do you differentiate the Talkback voice  when the TV programme is
running? Will the volume MUTE button mutes only the TV programme volume or
the talkback voice also gets muted?


On 6/15/18, gufran ahmed  wrote:
> Hello sir can you tell me the cost of the TV
>
> On Thu 14 Jun, 2018, 8:25 PM Prashant Ranjan Verma, 
> 
> wrote:
>
>> Dear all,
>>
>> I have been able to get a talking TV and more importantly get screen 
>> reader access to the list of channels and program guide of Tata Sky, 
>> one of the DTH service providers. This is how it became possible.
>>
>> 1. Purchased Sony Bravia Android TV. My TV model  number is Sony 
>> KD-49X7500E. I think other models in the Sony Bravia Android series 
>> should also work.
>>
>> 2. Activated Talkback on the TV. It required sighted assistance to go 
>> into the settings and accessibility option. After Talkback started, I 
>> have been able to use the TV menus and its Android OS independently 
>> with the remote control.
>>
>> 3. YouTube, Netflix and many other apps are pre-installed on the TV. 
>> I can search and play programs with the help of Talkback. This TV 
>> also has voice search function and it is very accurate. Amazon Prime 
>> video  app is not working with Talkback.
>>
>> 4. This TV has a feature which allows it to detect connected Tata Sky 
>> set top box. The Tata Sky can be operated with the TV remote, once 
>> setup there is no need to use the Tata Sky remote, you can do 
>> everything with the TV remote.
>>
>> 5. The TV has a pre-installed app called Program Guide. This app can 
>> be opened to see the Guide which lists the channels with current 
>> programs or one can also view list of programs by different genres. 
>> Talkback works properly here. One can browse through the list of 
>> channels and programs and select them to view.
>>
>>
>>
>> Additionally now I have been able to connect my TV with Amazon Alexa. 
>> The Sony Bravia and Alexa support each other. Sony has a app on the 
>> TV and Alexa has the skill which need to be configured.
>>
>> Now I can just ask Alexa to Switch On the TV, Volume up/mute, ask 
>> Alexa to put a channel number on the TV. Even switching channel name 
>> is supported.
>> For example Alexa change channel to Times Now on TV. However, saying 
>> the name always does not work. This is probably also because there 
>> are so many similar channel names such as Colors, Colors HD, Colors 
>> HD plus etc. ,
>>
>>
>>
>> I wish we get talking set top boxes soon. but for the time being I 
>> have a working solution in my home.
>>
>>
>>
>> thanks,
>>
>> Prashant Ranjan Verma
>>
>>
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Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

[Kotian, H P]

Hi
I believe, speed dots screen protector is available with Saksham as well.

Harish.

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
Rishi Kewalramani
Sent: Friday, June 15, 2018 4:10 PM
To: 'AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.' 
Subject: Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

Dear John, Shekh Mohammad Ali, Mohib, Sunil, Rahul, Ajay, Mahesh and all 
others, Thanks a million for all your valuable feedback, I really vallue and 
appreciate everyone's valuable inputs. thanks for taking out the time to guide 
me.
You all have helped me and made my thoughts very clear to finalize on the 
iPhone 8 plus.
So Bye-Bye to Blackberry Key2.
I'll use the iPhone with the speed dots screen protector for tactile feedback.
Rahul tol me that  the U.S company charges around $10 for shipping the speed 
dots screen protector to India.
So thanks a ton to you all again.
Just for those who are also contemplating  on buying an iPhone, just wanted to 
let you guys know that we are getting good cash backs in the PayTM Mall.
So for instance for the iPhone 8 plus, there is a 6500 cash back from PayTM and 
an additional 10% discount if you use a ICICI credit card. You can use your 
credit card if you have one, or take help from any friend having an ICICI 
credit card.
So that totals up to around 13k of cash back, which I think is awesome.
It brings down the price to almost near the U.S price.
Similarly I saw such cash backs for 7 plus  and the 8 models too.
So check out prices on the PayTM mall for iPhones.

Also during my research, I saw that there were huge discounts and cash backs 
during the Diwali festive season last year.
So those  who want to wait it out, might get cash backs upto 15k to 17k during 
the Diwali festive season which starts a week before Diwali.

Thanks a ton again Dear friends,
I was really helped by you all,
Loving regards to all, Cheers,
Rishi

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From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
john clayton
Sent: 15 June 2018 09:17 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

Hello Rishi,
  I understand your confusion entirely, and went through the same thing that is 
whether I should opt for IOS or android for a while.

I believe I have said this before,and will say it again, I have used both 
android and IOS extencively, and whilst I see the great strides google has been 
taking towards accessibility, its no where near the eas of use that ios has.
Apple is a walled garden to be sure, that is no transfering songs through 
bluetooth (a feature I miss deeply), no sd slots to increase the storage with, 
but those are the only gripes I can think of when I compare the 2 in favor of 
android and ios.

The features you are most interested in, that is productivity, email and 
browsing etc, are areas where IOS excels at, although android isnt as bad in 
those as it used to be. Still you have to fiddle a lot with android to get it 
to work as you would like it to (installing uninstalling accessible 
/inaccessible apps, changing the launcher etc), where as on IOS all you need is 
the device in your hand.

Touchscreen typing is slower than that of qwerty keyboards to be sure,but with 
practice you could get cloce.
The braille screen input that ios has though can make you just as fast if not 
faster than the qwerty keyboard, depending on how well you know your braille 
Alphabets.

So I would if I were you lean more towards the Iphone 8 plus rather than the 
blackberry, but if you feel you can not simply make do without a qwerty 
keyboard, check with any existing blackberry users as to its UI being 
accessible or not,issues if any and go for it if they dont mention any issues.
Hope that helps you some and good luck with whichever phone you end up getting.


On 14 June 2018 at 13:27, Rishi Kewalramani 
wrote:

> Hi friends,
> Really need your help.
> I need to make an important decision regarding my next smartphone.
> So I really need all of your help for the same.
> I'm confused and want to make sure that I take the correct decision.
> since it is not a small investment, i want to make sure the hard
> earned money  is well spent.
>
> So I want your valuable inputs to help me to make a choice between
> Blackberry Key2 or iPhone 8 plus.
> Its oK if you all have  differing opinions on this, I think it will
> help me to make an informed decision.
>
> One of my relatives  is coming down from the U.S next month and I have
> to tell him about my final decision so that he can go ahead and order
> the phone so that it reaches him in time.
>
> As some of you may be aware Blackberry has launched  its latest
> version called Blackberry Key2, which is an upgrade from their last
> year's blackberry Key1.
> It will be 

[AI] Is this true? You can buy the iPhone X in India at just Rs. 50, 000

[Rishi Kewalramani]

Hi friends,
When I was researching  on the best deals  on iPhones, I came across  the 
following answer by some person on quora.
To be honest,  I really dont understand it. And neither do I know if its true 
and would it really work.
Perhaps  the C A and accountant professionals  in this group could understand 
it better.
But since I found it interesting, I thought I would just share it with you guys.
If it is true, may be some of you can take advantage of it...
And if somebody does, then please let me know and I'll follow suit for my 
iPhone 8 plus, < smiles
I found it at the following quora link, the answer is also pasted below,
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-price-at-which-I-could-buy-an-iPhone-X-in-India

You can buy the iPhone X in India at just Rs. 50,000. This is NOT some stupid 
logic that we will give you. We also wouldn’t ask you to buy the iPhone X from 
the USA.

You can buy the iPhone X in India (Original iPhone X 64GB with all the 
warranties)

EasemyGST - Your trustworthy GST consultant will show you how you can use GST 
to prevent monetary losses.

GST Impact: Here’s how the ‘iPhone X’ will cost your company Rs. 50,000 only!

Please Note: This is not an article that will tell you to buy it from the 
United States. The latest unveiling of the iPhone X by Apple has given many 
passionate fans sleepless nights already. In India, the number of iPhone memes 
have drastically increased and some have probably decided which kidney they 
would be sacrificing to get their hands on the ‘phone from the future.’

In this article, we will tell you how you can buy the iPhone X in the price of 
a Samsun


Buy an iPhone X in INR 50,000!

For all the readers who have no idea of the price of an iPhone X, the 
ultra-powerful product is tagged at an ultra-expensive price: INR 89,000 for 
the 64GB variant and INR 1,02,000 for the 256GB variant.

But we will tell you how you can buy the iPhone X in just Rs. 50,000 in India 
itself.

Now as GST in India has already kicked in, you must have heard about the term 
Input Tax Credit. If you haven’t, ask your CA. According to the provisions of 
ITC, a taxpayer will receive a credit (money) on the tax he has paid for buying 
a particular product.

Now if you want to buy an iPhone X in INR 50,000, just follow the below steps:

1. Buy the iPhone X in the name of your company. Pay the company INR 50,000.

2. Now, your company will go to the Apple dealer and purchase the iPhone X at 
the market price, i.e., INR 89,000 (inclusive of 12% GST). The company will 
show this phone as its expense.

3. At the time of GST return filing, the company will raise a purchase invoice 
in GSTR 2 and receive an Input Tax Credit of 12%, i.e., nearly INR 10,700 on 
the iPhone X. That makes the cost INR 78,000.

Now let us take this value to INR 50,000!

Read on:

The company can depreciate the value of the product.

Businesses can depreciate the value of long-term assets ( in this case, the 
iPhone X) for both tax and accounting purposes. For tax purposes, businesses 
can deduct the cost of the tangible assets they purchase as business expenses. 
In this case, depreciation of 15% will be applicable, year-on-year.

This will probably bring down the cost of the iPhone X from INR 89,000 to 
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Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

[Rishi Kewalramani]

Dear John, Shekh Mohammad Ali, Mohib, Sunil, Rahul, Ajay, Mahesh and all others,
Thanks a million for all your valuable feedback, I really vallue and appreciate 
everyone's valuable inputs. thanks for taking out the time to guide me.
You all have helped me and made my thoughts very clear to finalize on the 
iPhone 8 plus.
So Bye-Bye to Blackberry Key2.
I'll use the iPhone with the speed dots screen protector for tactile feedback.
Rahul tol me that  the U.S company charges around $10 for shipping the speed 
dots screen protector to India.
So thanks a ton to you all again.
Just for those who are also contemplating  on buying an iPhone, just wanted to 
let you guys know that we are getting good cash backs in the PayTM Mall.
So for instance for the iPhone 8 plus, there is a 6500 cash back from PayTM and 
an additional 10% discount if you use a ICICI credit card. You can use your 
credit card if you have one, or take help from any friend having an ICICI 
credit card.
So that totals up to around 13k of cash back, which I think is awesome.
It brings down the price to almost near the U.S price.
Similarly I saw such cash backs for 7 plus  and the 8 models too.
So check out prices on the PayTM mall for iPhones.

Also during my research, I saw that there were huge discounts and cash backs 
during the Diwali festive season last year.
So those  who want to wait it out, might get cash backs upto 15k to 17k during 
the Diwali festive season which starts a week before Diwali.

Thanks a ton again Dear friends,
I was really helped by you all,
Loving regards to all, Cheers,
Rishi

-Original Message-
From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf Of 
john clayton
Sent: 15 June 2018 09:17 AM
To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues concerning the 
disabled.
Subject: Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

Hello Rishi,
  I understand your confusion entirely, and went through the same thing that is 
whether I should opt for IOS or android for a while.

I believe I have said this before,and will say it again, I have used both 
android and IOS extencively, and whilst I see the great strides google has been 
taking towards accessibility, its no where near the eas of use that ios has.
Apple is a walled garden to be sure, that is no transfering songs through 
bluetooth (a feature I miss deeply), no sd slots to increase the storage with, 
but those are the only gripes I can think of when I compare the 2 in favor of 
android and ios.

The features you are most interested in, that is productivity, email and 
browsing etc, are areas where IOS excels at, although android isnt as bad in 
those as it used to be. Still you have to fiddle a lot with android to get it 
to work as you would like it to (installing uninstalling accessible 
/inaccessible apps, changing the launcher etc), where as on IOS all you need is 
the device in your hand.

Touchscreen typing is slower than that of qwerty keyboards to be sure,but with 
practice you could get cloce.
The braille screen input that ios has though can make you just as fast if not 
faster than the qwerty keyboard, depending on how well you know your braille 
Alphabets.

So I would if I were you lean more towards the Iphone 8 plus rather than the 
blackberry, but if you feel you can not simply make do without a qwerty 
keyboard, check with any existing blackberry users as to its UI being 
accessible or not,issues if any and go for it if they dont mention any issues.
Hope that helps you some and good luck with whichever phone you end up getting.


On 14 June 2018 at 13:27, Rishi Kewalramani 
wrote:

> Hi friends,
> Really need your help.
> I need to make an important decision regarding my next smartphone.
> So I really need all of your help for the same.
> I'm confused and want to make sure that I take the correct decision.
> since it is not a small investment, i want to make sure the hard 
> earned money  is well spent.
>
> So I want your valuable inputs to help me to make a choice between 
> Blackberry Key2 or iPhone 8 plus.
> Its oK if you all have  differing opinions on this, I think it will 
> help me to make an informed decision.
>
> One of my relatives  is coming down from the U.S next month and I have 
> to tell him about my final decision so that he can go ahead and order 
> the phone so that it reaches him in time.
>
> As some of you may be aware Blackberry has launched  its latest 
> version called Blackberry Key2, which is an upgrade from their last 
> year's blackberry Key1.
> It will be available in the U.S by the end of this month and 
> pre-orders have started.
>
> Blackberry key2 comes with the following specifications:
> Processor: SnapDragon 660
> RAM: 6GB
> Storage: 128 GB
> Dual SIM
> Micro SD card slot to expand  to 256GB.
> Price: $700
>
> To see a youtube hands onn review of the blackberry key2, check out 
> the following link:
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li7Yovb6kpo
>
> And the 

Re: [AI] request for help regarding Firefox

[john clayton]

Hi,
  Firefox version 60 works with jaws and nvda, or so I have read.
 I am personally on an ESR version, that is extended support version.
so I would suggest if you can download ff 52 or which ever extended
support version you can find.
Googling for firefox extended support download should bring up some
relevant results.
hth.


On 15/06/2018, Siva Suresh  wrote:
> Dear friends and techno experts.
>
> I am Shivasuresh from Hyderabad. I am using LENOVO laptop with windows
> 10 version 18.3. the latest version of windows 10.
> I am using primary screen reader as NVDA and secondary screen reader as
> JAWS.
> 2 days back I have encountered a problem with my Firefox web browser.
> I have updated my Firefox to the latest version as prompted by
> Firefox.
> When I tried to open any website I am getting an error message like
> this. Message starts… “alert display of tab content is disabled due to
> incompatibility between Firefox and your accessibility software.
> please update your screen reader or switch to Firefox extended support
> release”…. end of error message.
> I have uninstalled the Firefox and tried but I am getting the same
> error message even after uninstallation of Firefox.
> Now friends please guide me with the solution for this challenge
> because I need to take an online test which is very important for me.
> You can suggest me to use other web browsers but the link in which I
> have to take online test will only works with MozillaFirefox.
> My questions are. 1. Is there any solution for this challenge? Or
> should I go for older versions of Firefox.  2. If not that how can I
> reach out to MozillaFirefox extended support release without
> uninstalling MozillaFirefox?
> I tried my best to be as clear as possible in explaining my challenge.
> Just weighting to here  positive reply from you all.
> Please help me with a good solution because it is really really really
> important to take my online test.
>
> Thank you all in advance. Shivasuresh.
>
>
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> shivasuresh.
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Re: [AI] Seeing Ai app recognises Indian currency

[Shweta Mishra]

On 6/14/18, Lyngdoh  wrote:
> I want this app on my android phone...
> Is it in the process of coming?
>
> On 6/14/18, George Abraham  wrote:
>> Yes it works!
>>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On
>> Behalf
>> Of Kotian, H P
>> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2018 4:16 PM
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Subject: [AI] Seeing Ai app recognises Indian currency
>>
>> Hi
>> Seeing AI has now an update, it recognizes Indian currency.
>> To use it change the channel to currency and tab on button if it reads
>> dollar. Thereafter you get a chance to change to Indian currency from the
>> default dollar.
>> Thereafter you keep the phone about 6 inches away from the currency, You
>> don't have to click anything else, it will use the back camera and speak
>> out
>> the value.
>>
>> Does RBI plan to give IPhones to all blind persons in the country
>> > smile> with this development!?
>>
>> Seeing AI app runs only on IOS. There is no need forinternet to do this
>> task.
>>
>> Harish.
>>
>>
>> 
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Re: [AI] Please guide, Should I buy iPhone 8 plus or Blackberry Key2?

[Poonam Lakra]

Hello friends,
Thanks to all for providing an important information. It will be more
helpful  for me to select better IPhone.

On 6/15/18, john clayton  wrote:
> Hello Rishi,
>   I understand your confusion entirely, and went through the same thing
> that is whether I should opt for IOS or android for a while.
>
> I believe I have said this before,and will say it again, I have used both
> android and IOS extencively, and whilst I see the great strides google has
> been taking towards accessibility, its no where near the eas of use that
> ios has.
> Apple is a walled garden to be sure, that is no transfering songs through
> bluetooth (a feature I miss deeply), no sd slots to increase the storage
> with, but those are the only gripes I can think of when I compare the 2 in
> favor of android and ios.
>
> The features you are most interested in, that is productivity, email and
> browsing etc, are areas where IOS excels at, although android isnt as bad
> in those as it used to be. Still you have to fiddle a lot with android to
> get it to work as you would like it to (installing uninstalling accessible
> /inaccessible apps, changing the launcher etc), where as on IOS all you
> need is the device in your hand.
>
> Touchscreen typing is slower than that of qwerty keyboards to be sure,but
> with practice you could get cloce.
> The braille screen input that ios has though can make you just as fast if
> not faster than the qwerty keyboard, depending on how well you know your
> braille Alphabets.
>
> So I would if I were you lean more towards the Iphone 8 plus rather than
> the blackberry, but if you feel you can not simply make do without a qwerty
> keyboard, check with any existing blackberry users as to its UI being
> accessible or not,issues if any and go for it if they dont mention any
> issues.
> Hope that helps you some and good luck with whichever phone you end up
> getting.
>
>
> On 14 June 2018 at 13:27, Rishi Kewalramani 
> wrote:
>
>> Hi friends,
>> Really need your help.
>> I need to make an important decision regarding my next smartphone.
>> So I really need all of your help for the same.
>> I'm confused and want to make sure that I take the correct decision.
>> since it is not a small investment, i want to make sure the hard earned
>> money  is well spent.
>>
>> So I want your valuable inputs to help me to make a choice between
>> Blackberry Key2 or iPhone 8 plus.
>> Its oK if you all have  differing opinions on this, I think it will help
>> me to make an informed decision.
>>
>> One of my relatives  is coming down from the U.S next month and I have to
>> tell him about my final decision so that he can go ahead and order the
>> phone so that it reaches him in time.
>>
>> As some of you may be aware Blackberry has launched  its latest version
>> called Blackberry Key2, which is an upgrade from their last year's
>> blackberry Key1.
>> It will be available in the U.S by the end of this month and pre-orders
>> have started.
>>
>> Blackberry key2 comes with the following specifications:
>> Processor: SnapDragon 660
>> RAM: 6GB
>> Storage: 128 GB
>> Dual SIM
>> Micro SD card slot to expand  to 256GB.
>> Price: $700
>>
>> To see a youtube hands onn review of the blackberry key2, check out the
>> following link:
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=li7Yovb6kpo
>>
>> And the iPhone 8 plus, as you all know, comes with the A 11 bionic
>> processor with 3gb of RAM, and I'll go for the 64gb model.
>> Price: $799
>>
>> The only reason why I'm thinking  about the Blackberry key2 is because of
>> its physical QWERTY keyboard. And the 52 short cuts that it offers on the
>> physical keyboard would make things really productive I think.
>> I still like tactile physical keyboards. Believe it or not, I still use my
>> old Nokia E5  for calls and sending sms and making notes because I'm so
>> used to the physical keyboard and I'm pretty fast on it while typing.
>>
>> But my real confusion creeps in when I compare Android with talk back vs
>> the iOS with voice over.
>>
>> I have never used an iPhone.
>>
>> People say that iOS with voice over is more intuitive, can be used with
>> much more ease, the accessibility is better etc, and updates are better
>> since Apple controls both, the software and hardware.
>>
>> My main purpose for having a good smartphone is for business use. For
>> productivity. Reading webpages on the go, reading, drafting and replying
>> to
>> emails, reading and replying to whatsapp messages, using facebook and
>> twitter, making calls  etc.
>> So I'm looking for  a hastle free smooth experience. Productivity is key.
>>
>> I'm not a geek and dont have the time to explore things, make changes &
>> tweeks  on my phone.
>>
>> In my Moto X 2nd gen, which I got 4 years ago,  I'm experiencing  a lot of
>> lags with talk back. I do not know the reason for this, Is it because of
>> an
>> old processor or the 2 GB RAM or no more Android or talk back updates,
>> with  the Android version stuck to android 6 

Re: [AI] Seeing Ai app recognises Indian currency

[Vamshi. G]

Great!  It’s working wonderfully well.




Regards
Vamshi

> On 14-Jun-2018, at 10:35 PM, Lyngdoh  wrote:
> 
> I want this app on my android phone...
> Is it in the process of coming?
> 
>> On 6/14/18, George Abraham  wrote:
>> Yes it works!
>> 
>> -Original Message-
>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:accessindia-boun...@accessindia.org.in] On Behalf
>> Of Kotian, H P
>> Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2018 4:16 PM
>> To: accessindia@accessindia.org.in
>> Subject: [AI] Seeing Ai app recognises Indian currency
>> 
>> Hi
>> Seeing AI has now an update, it recognizes Indian currency.
>> To use it change the channel to currency and tab on button if it reads
>> dollar. Thereafter you get a chance to change to Indian currency from the
>> default dollar.
>> Thereafter you keep the phone about 6 inches away from the currency, You
>> don't have to click anything else, it will use the back camera and speak
>> out
>> the value.
>> 
>> Does RBI plan to give IPhones to all blind persons in the country > smile> with this development!?
>> 
>> Seeing AI app runs only on IOS. There is no need forinternet to do this
>> task.
>> 
>> Harish.
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Caution: The Reserve Bank of India never sends mails, SMSs or makes calls
>> asking for personal information such as your bank account details,
>> passwords, etc. It never keeps or offers funds to anyone. Please do not
>> respond in any manner to such offers, however official or attractive they
>> may look.
>> 
>> 
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>> intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are
>> addressed. If you are not the intended recipient, any dissemination, use,
>> review, distribution, printing or copying of the information contained in
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