Blind Square and Creating Routes

2014-06-29 Thread Eileen Misrahi
Hello All,

Unless Sendero has recently included that in their Seeing Eye app for the 
iPhone, the only GPS software that has the function to record a route is the 
stand-a-lone soffware for the BrailleNote and Braille Sense products. When the 
Sendero app came out for the phone, this was one feature I was hoping for. I 
use My Way Lite to set a bread crumb route when I need to create one. Oh 
by-the-way, I wish those who think that an app is too pricey, to think about 
how much in the past one needed to pay for stand-a-lone devices that would do 
the same function that an app can do in the iOS environment. This is not the 
first time that this type of conversation has sprung up on various lists or 
other media sites. I just want to  mention that the developers who extremely 
dedicated to creating and supporting those who use them should be conmended. My 
hats off to the developers of Blind Square and MBraille. I use these apps on a 
daily basis.  

Thanks for listening.

Best,
Eileen


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Re: Blind Square and Creating Routes

2014-06-29 Thread Les Kriegler

Well – said. I like to use commercially available apps when possible. I do 
think that one area where blindness related development makes a lot of sense is 
in the realm of GPS applications. It's just something that's needed. This isn't 
to bash programs like Apple maps or Google maps. They are fine programs. I do 
think we have a tendency to talk to much about the price we talk about GPS 
applications. While that is a factor, there are other factors to be considered 
as I mentioned the other day. Typically, with commercially available apps, 
there isn't much help available. With blindness – related apps, you get help 
which a lot of people need to be successful in using GPS.
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 On Jun 29, 2014, at 9:35 AM, Eileen Misrahi eileen.misr...@gmail.com wrote:
 
 Hello All,
 
 Unless Sendero has recently included that in their Seeing Eye app for the 
 iPhone, the only GPS software that has the function to record a route is the 
 stand-a-lone soffware for the BrailleNote and Braille Sense products. When 
 the Sendero app came out for the phone, this was one feature I was hoping 
 for. I use My Way Lite to set a bread crumb route when I need to create 
 one. Oh by-the-way, I wish those who think that an app is too pricey, to 
 think about how much in the past one needed to pay for stand-a-lone devices 
 that would do the same function that an app can do in the iOS environment. 
 This is not the first time that this type of conversation has sprung up on 
 various lists or other media sites. I just want to  mention that the 
 developers who extremely dedicated to creating and supporting those who use 
 them should be conmended. My hats off to the developers of Blind Square and 
 MBraille. I use these apps on a daily basis.  
 
 Thanks for listening.
 
 Best,
 Eileen
 
 
 Sent from my iPhone
 
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