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Re: Question For Android Users @20: Well, maybe touch latency is what I'm experiencing, though on the 5T it is supposed to be 87 ms I believe. While it's not the best, I wouldn't expect it to be really noticible. I believed the latency was due to Talkback scanning the gestur

Re: Question For Android Users

Re: Question For Android Users @20: Well, maybe touch latency is what I'm experiencing, though on the 5T it is supposed to be 87 ms. While it's not the best, I wouldn't expect it to be really noticible. I believed the latency was due to Talkback scanning the gesture you

Re: Question For Android Users

Re: Question For Android Users @20: Well, maybe touch latency is what I'm feeling, though on the 5T it is supposed to be 87 ms. While it's not the best, I wouldn't expect it to be really noticible. I believed the latency was due to Talkback scanning the gesture you are do

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Re: Question For Android Users 18, on huawei and honor devices, you need hold volume up and volume down buttons to turn on and turn off talkback URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/399356/#p399356 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

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Re: Question For Android Users @pulsseman45Really? That's something I've only heard a few times, I can't understand it though. For me on a Galaxy S8, Talkback is way more responsive than VO ever was. The one issue I might have is the sccreen is too sensitive sometimes, lol

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Re: Question For Android Users @Austingrace: Since you were asking about OnePlus, my OnePlus 5T is a fairly good phone, which was a bit frustrating when I got it first because of many unlabeled buttons and Talkback 6 wasn't deployed yet on Android Nougat, but I learned to deal with i

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Re: Question For Android Users @16, how do you turn on talkback when you don't need some one helping you?i want to know please URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/399324/#p399324 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabah

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Re: Question For Android Users I'm happy with my pixel 2 xl and i got it about 4 months ago. I used to use an IPHone and i get peole criticizing me for swithcing but i like the flexibility android offers as opposed to IPhone. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/399323/#p3

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Re: Question For Android Users Hi all. I'm using huawei y6 prime 2018, and it's good for me. Huawei apps are fully accesseble, and emui os is very easy to use. Plus, on huawei and honor devices, you can turn on talkback without sighted people right off buying your phone.

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Re: Question For Android Users hithe good thing about Android phones is, when you get root access You're unstoppable. From adding the functionality similar to stereo mix on windows, to giving your cheep old phone the benefit of having stereo speakers.personally, I've never ha

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Re: Question For Android Users @Drewin, if you ever decide that you prefer the one tap method better, you should be able to change it somewhere in the settings. I can't remember where exactly right now; probably either Talkback's settings, vision settings under accessibili

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Re: Question For Android Users Just to add to the conversation: I'm currently running android 8.1 on a galaxe j7 prime, sansung. The keyboard here is different, because you can, and need to, double tap on each letter or number before they appear on the editbox of whatever app y

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Re: Question For Android Users Hello,I wonder if I switch to android, how can I achieve voiceover’s direct touch typing functionality? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/399163/#p399163 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Question For Android Users Thanks for the responses.One of the main reasons I use iOS is because of their iMessage and FaceTime apps. Android does not seem to have anything like that, so I will be out of luck. However, I’m starting to not care about their apps too much.  I don’t like

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Re: Question For Android Users well, android has been diversifying it self quite a bit and more so with newer system updates. i would suggest you get a blackberry key phone, it seems it runs a pretty hefty android version, plus you have now things that are almost as a laptop running in

Re: Question For Android Users

Re: Question For Android Users well, android has been diversifying it self quite a bit and more so with newer system updates. i would suggest you get a blackberry key phone, it seems it runs a pretty hefty android version, plus you have now things that are almost as a laptop running in

Re: Question For Android Users

Re: Question For Android Users well, android has been diversifying it self quite a bit and more so with newer system updates. i would suggest you get a blackberry key phone, it seems it runs a pretty hefty android version, plus you have now things that are almost as a laptop running in

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Re: Question For Android Users I've never had any problems with my Android phone. The numbers aren't too small here, and I have a phone with a pretty small screen. As for speaker phone, I don't know what that is, tbh. I just use headphones, or put the phone close to my ear

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Re: Question For Android Users I've never had any problems with my Android phone. The numbers aren't too small here, and I have a phone with a pretty small screen. As for speaker phone, I don't know what that is, tbh. I just use headphones, or put the phone close to my ear

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Re: Question For Android Users Oh how I love you all iOS fanatics.Now to the point: I use my Xiaomi Redmi Note 4X, with Commentary Screenreader, but before that wonder of technology came out, I used talkback and I had no problems with it. I used GBoard for keyboard input, because you can

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Re: Question For Android Users Hello to all. Anyone here have experiences with the one plus line of phones? I had Samsung phones but hated how slow they were with updating.  I have been somewhat curious on how the OnePlus 6 t is. Really enjoyed voice assistant on the samsung S8 I had but

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Re: Question For Android Users i guess that phone didn't support them, because my stupid galaxy grand neo plus with android 4.4.4 isn't like that URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/post/399137/#p399137 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-guc

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Re: Question For Android Users For turning on the speaker, I've used an app called Auto speaker. It detects your ear like on iPhone, when you hold the speaker near your ear, it will turn off the phone's speaker. But when you put the speaker away from your ear, it will aut

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Re: Question For Android Users For turning on the spaker, I've used an app called Auto speaker. It detects your ear like on iPhone, when you hold the speaker near your ear, it will turn off the phone's speaker. But when you put the speaker away from your ear, it will automaticall

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Re: Question For Android Users Hi @Shotgunshell. Yeah, there's a lot of hype around android and customisation but I wonder: how much do you want to customise your phone? The most extreme case would be to flash a new ROM on your device and run a system entirely different from the ori

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Re: Question For Android Users Well, the limitation aspect depends so much on what you intend to do with your phone. If you want to experiment with your device, consider Android. If you want a phone that simply does the job as described by the manufacturer, consider a new iPhone.Three

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Re: Question For Android Users I don't think I've had trouble with the phone app at all. Usually, the worst was texting, and anything that used android's virtual keyboard. The phone app on mine uses a large number keypad, though input is the same as keyboard input, I sup

Question For Android Users

Question For Android Users Hi.Over time I've realized that I'll need to get a new phone at some point. I was considering getting an Android, because I'm getting annoyed at the limitations my IPhone forces upon me. There's so much customization on Android, it seems as if

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Re: question for android users. RTR_Assassin wrote:Unfortunately, TalkBack cannot interact with the map itself for now. Hopefully Google will address this issue in a future update.damn. you would think an app like that would be accessible right away. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

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Re: question for android users. it might be a further hundred years when google maps are partly accessible imo. if not all features, at least the technology might allow places being announced by that time. I hope for an early improvement though, same as far as goggles is concernedregards

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Re: question for android users. Unfortunately, TalkBack cannot interact with the map itself for now. Hopefully Google will address this issue in a future update. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=271792#p271792

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question for android users. why is it when I am on the google maps app, tapping on the map just makes talkback say google map? it don't say where I am, or nothing. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=271777#p2