i wonder why the developers of (talks) and (mobile speak) have not
woken up to the new operating systems like android, windows apple IOS,
what's the position of those companies, can anyone throw light on
this? I think there were some members of this list working with those
companies, right?
On
Thanks gautam sir for the explanation. Well I heard mobile speak can support
the phone having windows operating system.
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Android and iOS doesn't require 3rd party screen readers.
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On 08-Nov-2013, at 15:34, Alla rakhi allarakhi.allarakh...@gmail.com wrote:
i wonder why the developers of (talks) and (mobile speak) have not
woken up
Code factory has recently released (or is about to release) a screen reader for
the windows phones. This reader is not a full fledged screen reader like voice
over or talkback but instead provides access to some of the key functionalities
on the phone like dialing, contacts, messages etc.
Hello friends,
one of my friends wishes to buy Nokia Loomia Phone. Please let me know
whether it is accessible.
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as of now, the loomia series mobiles aren't accessible since no mobile
screen reader has come up with the support for the windows phones.
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Hello friends,
one of my friends wishes to buy Nokia Loomia Phone. Please let me know
whether it is
not now, but in up coming version of windows 8 series of phone there
will be a screen reader available,nokia and microsoft has promissed
that..
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I'm wondering if there would be a lot of technical challenges to make a windows
desktop screen reader like NVDA work with windows mobile too. Something like
VoiceOver for Mac and iOS.
Pranav, Dinesh et al, any comments?
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I don't know what stupid version of windows has install on lumia device, as
it is the phone having the windows operating system, jaws or NVDA should
work. But really bad to hear that no screen reader are available for this
device.
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From: AccessIndia
Hi Raju,
Basically Windows operating system is same for PC or mobile.
However, for functionality of a screen reader, many API has to be developed.
Please do not imagine that you can
use the same packages of a PC version of a screen reader in mobile.
At least portering is necessary.
On 11/8/13,
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