Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch decided to move BNTouch OS development. Go here: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.p … 34#p281834 URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281835#p281835 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: Braille Note Touch have come a step closer to porting KeySoft to AOSP. resolved the duplicate perm issue. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281833#p281833 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Only unfortunate thing is that the performance speed will no doubt be increased with more space, but I believe the card reader itself has a set file read/write speed, unfortunately. But the fact that you can copy files in the background makes up for that. URL: http

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch hi jack, yes, it certonly will modify the partition records. agreed, though, that is exactly what we want, again my example with in windows is that. after cloanings done.all we do is then resize those partitions acordingly. example. 128 gig SD card, wil have its

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch you could certianly dd it, but that would dd the partition record as well URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281110#p281110 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Braille Note Touch Even if you could, ANdroid's midi implementation is pretty primitive at best, which is why there are more music creation apps on ios than there are on Android. Flyby Chow, regarding the sd card, what you describe is doable, but is certainly not as easy as, dd

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Just a question, though, if this version of Android has a MIDI implementation, could you get the soundfont out of it? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281073#p281073 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing

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Re: Braille Note Touch ok, i have a question, i am asking it out of a windows perspective, just interpret it from a linux point of view, since i am not linux savi.why cant you simply. 1.. connect sd card to linux live cd,since linux can reed ext 4 natively,2. clone the sd card to a larger

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch And, of course, we can have things like holding down the shutter button to play/pause, holding volume up/down for next/previous track, and, maybe, support for those commands on bluetooth headphones? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281064#p281064

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch alright, I may be insane, but here goes. I am going to create a port of the media center from KeySoft 8 as an Android app. so media player, record a memo, playback memos, and setup options. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281031#p281031

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch no the shutter button is just ANR_KEY_CAMERASHUTTER_SINGLESTAGE URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=281005#p281005 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch The cool thing would be to see if you can get the shutter button to Keyrec. Although, that may be an actual custom button. Doesn't work with Knfb yet which is what I think they'll fix in a firmware update that includes Knfb for free. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch allrighty! *whew* this has become quite the dev thread, hasn't it! thing the first: keyterm, get int here: http://onj.me/keyterm. Next, replacing and modifying files in system partition. jack, put the following into a file called testsdcard (no extention) and place

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Yes, it is. It's like the terminal emulato rapp that comes with some custom rom.s Also, you have the system patrition, data, cache, and a recovery partition. Four partitions. This is on with it on the mac. The stuff inside data looks like it's hidden but that's

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch What partitions are available on the SD card? What is this key term program? Is it for entering terminal commands for the Android OS? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280707#p280707 ___ Audiogames

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Re: Braille Note Touch What they meant is you can't put the internal operating system sd card into your pc and use it with like Microsoft Word and such. I e, you can't use it as just any old sd card. If you insert the internal card, you get 4 partitions, those are the partitions used

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch You know, now that I think about it, that seems a bit fishy to me. I don't think that any company would not allow you to transfer data onto your unit from a different source. I'll write an email to a support specialist and ask if that's what they meant. URL: http

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch How, then, am I to get anything onto my SD Card? This seems really impractical. I have lots of books I want on my card when I get the machine and if that's not possible... URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280640#p280640

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I usually don't chime in on Humanware products, as i don't own any but, i bet performence is questionable with the OS running off of an Sd card. Come on Humanware, use a nand flash sollution or something. It's unfortunate, just use the cheapest hardware, and ramp up

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch There is no *internal flash disk.* That flash disk is, the sd card. And if you have a pc, the short answer is no. Actually there is an etx4 driver you can install for windows, though I can't speak to that since I haven't tried that on the windows side. Would suggest

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch So am I reading correctly that I will not be able to put anything on my SD card through a computer? Or just the internal flash disk? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280616#p280616 ___ Audiogames

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think Humanware must assume that the general population of its users are using windows, hence the sd card warning. Let's carefully look at the wording here and break this down. Do not tamper with the internal sd card, well yeah, that's obvious. Or use it in a *pc

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think Humanware must assume that the general population of its users are using windows, hence the sd card warning. Let's carefully look at the wording here and break this down. Do not tamper with the internal sd card, well yeah, that's obvious. Or use it in a *pc

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hmm. That'd be amazing if it could run on other things. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280604#p280604 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Braille Note Touch If everything is stored on a single card, it might make for some interesting things. Keep in mind that I am not a programmer or an expert, so the following may not be completely accurate. I'm assuming that Humanware partitioned the card with the standard Android

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hmmm. all this talk about the filesystem of the braillenote does bring up some interesting questions. After all, could we have a 32 gig braille note touch instead of a 16 gig moddle? What all can you do to it that humanware does not think about? So they do not offer

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Alright, cool. So you said the mac may have an ext4 driver. It doesn't, but Osx Fuse is a third party utility that provides that support. In that case, would I just be able to insert the card in the mac, or would there be some safety precautions to take to make sure

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Alright, cool. So you said the mac may have an ext4 driver. It doesn't, but Osx Fuse is a third party utility that provides that support. In that case, would I just be able to insert the card in the mac, or would there be some safety precautions to take to make sure

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Alright, cool. So you said the mac may have an ext4 driver. If it does, would I just be able to insert the card in the mac, or would there be some safety precautions to take to make sure the card doesn't get fried? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch it doesn't have a multi-page list. type command into the box, press E to execute or press the menu button to repeat the last output or exit the app. it'll soon have a proper KeyTerm menu with new terminal, open terminal, print terminal, and setup options. yes, setup

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Sure, bring it on! Did you use a Touch sd card to integrate it into keysoft so things like using first letter navigation in a multi-page list will work? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280535#p280535

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch also update: KeyTerm, a new terminal application, for the BNTouch has been written by me. anyone want it? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280520#p280520 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list

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Re: Braille Note Touch yeah, I'm pretty sure the mac has an EXT4 driver. what is really awesome about this is, if I can find an omap version of the su binary, drop that in /system/xbin, boom. instant rooted device. Also, I'm considering attempting to port the KeySoft experience to an AOSP

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Finnturner, that's what I thought. Question is, would it work on a mac system as well, being unix based? And as for the old version of Android, that's something I'm dealing with personally. Security patches will still come in for Kitkat. Google is not Microsoft

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch OK right. let me be very, very clear here. the BrailleNote touch, uses, ext4, on it's SD card. all linux systems will support it, guaranteed. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280502#p280502

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think its sad though how Humanware will probably toss the Apex by the wayside when it still is a good working device. I am not going to trade mine in because it does everything I need it to but it is sad that givin Hunanware's history that soon the Apex

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think its sad though how Humanware will probably toss the Apex by the waste side when it still is a good working device. I am not going to trade mine in because it does everything I need it to but it is sad that givin Hunanware's history that soon the Apex

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Meh, really? When will they ever learn? Why are they using a 4 year old processor and an old version of Android? Come on!I wouldn't go around putting your Braille Note SD card in other machines. It's probably a proprietary format and screwing it up would mean paying

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Meh, really? When will they ever learn? Why are they using a 4 year old processor and an old version of Android? Come on! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=280482#p280482 ___ Audiogames-reflector

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch The question, though, is would a Linux installation accept the sd card, or would that also result in the formatting of the card? And if that's the case, then a mac may even accept it, though I'm not willing to do that as mac can do some things to storage drives

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Allrighty, some info from someone who knows Android well:1. KeySoft.apk (/system/app/KeySoft.apk) is in fact a modified talkback package at it's heart.2. The BrailleNote touch uses a Texas Instruments OMAP4 mobile processor, which is about 4 years old.3. If anyone

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Google worked on this whole thing with Humanware. Some of the sounds are talkback ones. Edit mode sounds are new, and the move sound is the nicer, traditional android keyboard move sound. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=264783#p264783

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Why does Keysoft sound a lot like TalkBack with the same beeps and blips? I don't understand that. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=264781#p264781 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: Braille Note Touch And while I do agree that it doesn't make sense why talkback doesn't work, let's also take into account that this screen was made completely from scratch by Humanware, was never designed for talkback to begin with, and was never tested with talkback. So let's take

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I'm assuming the removable card contains the different Android partitions. I thought the disk would be internal, but I guess not. Anyway, I suppose that is all for now. Let's see what HIMS does. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=264779#p264779

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Actually it seems like I do only have 10 or so gb. First time I checked. Well, if Humanware does confirm my theory on storage, then we'll have even more available. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=264778#p264778

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch TalkBack doesn't work? THat is sad. Anyway, you get the complete 16 gb of storage for user files? I assumed it was about 10 or 11 with the rest taken up by the operating system. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=264777#p264777

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Re: Braille Note Touch Chriss, firstly. 10gb isn't true, wherever that came from. You get 16gb of internal, removable storage. The unit's hard drive is an sd card. No custom shape, just an sd card, located in the battery cavity. I will ask Humanware tech support to make sure

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Re: Braille Note Touch Chriss, firstly. 10gb isn't true, wherever that came from. You get 16gb of internal, removable storage. The unit's hard drive is an sd card. No custom shape, just an sd card, located in the battery cavity. I will ask Humanware tech support to make sure

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hello,Here are a few questions and comments I have. First, how much disk space do you get on the unit? I heard it was only about 10 GB of user storage. Second, have you installed TalkBack? What is it like running TalkBack on Humanware's customized interface? While I

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I've only had this thing for two days now, and already know I'll be using this for years to come, which is more than can be said of your traditional notetaker. The Apex came out, still with the same obsolete pocket-pc operating system windows ce, just months before

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Interesting. Sounds good, but will you be using it months for now? Anyway, more reviews like  that coming might just make me want one, even if it is to try to crash it. LOL. The user guide that I listened to did make it sound nice too. Still love to get my hands

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, I now have the touch. It's only been a day, and I can say it's more worth the money than any braille device on the market. The case is durable. The cover is nylon, with the keyboard magnetically attaching to the screen if you wish to use it. The unit is very

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I uploaded all of the podcasts and programs to http://grossgang.com/braillenote_users_archive/ URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=263545#p263545 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

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Re: Braille Note Touch He says that someone else may be taking over the website. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=263510#p263510 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Braille Note Touch I tried to archive it, but it was way too slow. Hopefully somebody has the archives, somewhere, or there's the Internet Archive, of course.The ENTER key on my Apex is acting up. Just in time, then. I won't be replacing it with a Touch yet though. URL: http

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Re: Braille Note Touch I don't really remember ever really visiting that site. Does anyone have access to all of the usefull info? Just wondering. It will be a shame to see all of that work go down the tubes as it were. Then again, I never owned or really used a braille note. I seen one

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Re: Braille Note Touch The BrailleNoteUsers.info site is no more. Its maintainer moved on to greener pastures with NVDA.Sad. It was a useful site, for all the restrictions of the original Braillenote. He's right about one thing: BrailleNote has a legacy, and until I read that message I

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I do wonder how many they sold by today. Then again, A few more months might have to pass before that can be answered. Has anyone on this form order one or had one order from them? Just wondering. I am finding it hard to weight to from anyone who can get their hands

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch OK, so this isn't for me. At least, I don't think so. Actually, the BrailleNote Classic is forgiven, frankly.I'd love to see what's on that internal SD card.  If anyone gets it, please image it and share ...Um, can anyone actually remember what this notetaker

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch @jack, the Touch is using Humanware's own Acapela engine, although one can also download the original Acapela engine from Google Play, and to distinguish the two, the one that comes with the Touch is known as "BrailleNote Touch Acapela".

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, the unbootable issue would definitely be fixed, because the all the traces of windows c e are gone, including the bootloader. Wasn't that thing able to boot anything with the name pdiboot.exe as well? Imagine putting the wrong file with that name in the unit

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Thanks for that link. I grabbed the tutorial and will have a good listen. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261898#p261898 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin

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Re: Braille Note Touch Also, the BrailleNote Touch Tutorial can be found right here. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261826#p261826 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

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Re: Braille Note Touch Just one step closer to getting mine, then. Now that people will have a chance to try it out for themselves, let's see what people think. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261814#p261814

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, today is the day the BrailleNote touch came out. We will see how well it sells. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261810#p261810 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Braille Note Touch Yes indeed! That's because line breaks were properly announced. Notwithstanding the unfixed Apex bugs which will now probably never be fixed (bugs like the fact that you can't actually turn the display off), text adventures is one thing I love using

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hi,I have seen the touch yesterday at Sight city, and I really liked this. Humanware told me that they will be able to more quickly translate the software and keysoft in other languaües.Steve URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261156#p261156

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I do agree with Brandon, although there is one reason I'd actually take the classic keynote over the apex keynote. The previous versions of keynote in the older braillenotes spoke the text adventure games a lot better than in the apex. But as far as pitch raising

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hi,Yes. Two kinds of trade in options are available:• User of any BrailleNote:For this, a device with a 32 cell display will count towards $1500 off the original price. But I unfortunately don't remember what the price is for 18 cell devices.• Any notetaker:Any

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch do we no how the trade works? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=261099#p261099 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https://sabahattin-gucukoglu.com/cgi

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Re: Braille Note Touch Hi,Somebody was expressing their thoughts about KeyNote on the Touch.If something happens and it's ported over, I would take it. But it's not really a big concern to me. I can use eSpeak or Eloquence.I wanted to give my overall thoughts about the KeyNote voice:While

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch For those who are curious and did not read the FAQ about the BrailleNote Touch, here two questions regarding updates, and also to answer a few questions regarding updates I read on this topic.Q: Will The Touch receive security updates if Google makes them available

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Baylee, here's the thing with subfolders. They actually did work, kind of. But of course, you had to get used to directory mode, and typing in computer braille, and that's removed in the touch. Now, it is an interface much similar to that of your average file manager

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I have a Braille Sense and I feel the same way. They're convenient, that's for sure. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260354#p260354 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector

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Re: Braille Note Touch I don't hate KeySoft, I just don't know why I like it, is all. It just seems unreal how much I enjoy using it, when it's so clearly limiting. The Touch promises to change all that. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260328#p260328

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I have to say, everything you may have hated about keySoft is ironed out here. Did you hate how folders within folders was unaccessible to you? That is no longer a problem. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260306#p260306

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well that's the thing with the touch. Even if you're not a fan of keysoft, you're no longer stuck inside keysoft. So it's basically that same consistent interface everyone's used to, alon gwith the option of other apps. For example, this being a google certified

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I still haven't quite worked out what it is I even like about KeySoft yet. I mean, why? It's vertical, sure. It's got lovely braille translation.What else, again? Also notable: Apple are now selling Humanware braille displays in their Apple Store. Either they haven't

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Softvoice I'm not sure of. I did hear the softvoice team did want to know who created the addon, so they could improve it possibly fixing all the bugs with mislabeled voices, though for now at least, the developer of that addon, whoever that may be, apparently wishes

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I would like dec-talk and if possible soft-voice tts for android. and if possible keynote gold. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260236#p260236 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hello,According to HumanWare's support team, that is what I heard.I was wondering about the trade in myself. They specificly said I could continue to use the mPower but that that I wouldn't get support on it anymore as I'm using it for trade in.Thanks,Brandon URL

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Maybe it's not just money that they need. If the device is more than 3 years old, they probably just need a proof of purchase by making sure it's still in the database. To josh, they told me that Keynote is software they can't port to android, but I did ask if maybe

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch But if they only need the serial number, where will the money come from? That's not a trade-in; that's a line of writing on a piece of paper. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260188#p260188

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch i will not let keynote gold die. i will keep using the 15 minute demo in talking dosbox and will make recordings of it reading stuff for me so i can hear and promote keynote gold forever and ever yay! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260167#p260167

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch this is to jack. and so what did codefactory say about keynote for android? because i would really really like keynote gold for my android phone keynote gold multilingual that is. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260166#p260166

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch codeFactory is porting keynote to android? where did you hear this at? when I asked them they said porting keynote is not possible. i really wish that keynote could be ported to android though. I would buy it. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Chriss, correct. Keysoft is nothing more than the screen reader, the propper braille translation software to enable grade 2 and UEB input, and all the applications. Keyword, victor reader soft, keyplan, the contacts, all of those are apps. At the bottom of the menu

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I believe yall are referring to, "this?" recording:http://www.accessibleworld.org/sites/de … anware.mp3 URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=260150#p260150 ___ Audiogames-reflector ma

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I don't know if it's available yet, but I  was one who attended the tech talk training presentation.  I'll try to find an audio archive, I think it will be up in a couple of days. But he was able to demonstrate some touch features, including the play store and  using

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Brandon, are you sure about that trade-in? I would imagine that to get the money, they need the actual device that you are trading in. This is because the money that they use towards the purchase of your new device comes from them re-using some of the parts

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, I am waiting for that tutorial from Mystic Access on the device. I want to hear as much of what this device can do as possible. I don't think the price tag is worth it, but as a tech nerd, I'm intrigued! I still wonder if Keysoft is simply a screen reader built

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, I am waiting for that tutorial from Mystic Access on the device. I want to hear as much of what this device can do. I don't think the price tag is worth it, but as a tech nerd, I'm intrigued! I still wonder if Keysoft is simply a screen reader built onto

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Hi,To answer your question about the upgrades on an Apex, HumanWare will support the Apex for as long as possible, so it's not entirely abandoned yet. It will definitely be harder to support it with the age of the operating system on that platform, but I'm definitely

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Well, it's because there's never been a device running on android that has been able to be a braille display. As for emote synth there's not much of a need for that considering you can get just about every synth Android offers on the cmoputer, although I still wanted

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Yep, no braille terminal or remote synth. That is one hell of a setback; I use it almost all the time. I do hope the Apex isn't simply abandoned, although my money says it will be.What else? Games (might be able to play more of them, but maybe less well) and Oxford

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Yep, no braille terminal or remote synth. That is one hell of a setback; I use it almost all the time. I do hope the Apex isn't simply abandoned, although my money says it will be.What else? Games (might be able to play more of them, but maybe less well) and Oxford

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think Humanware has actually releassed something truly impresssive in the notetaker market for the first time. Hims have always kept innovating, ubt the Braillenotes have been quick to become outdated, till now. For one, the touchbraille is the most innovative way

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch I think that HIMS will be releasing a new notetaker either this year or next year. I am looking forward to it, regardless of the price. For me, Humanware devices have never intrigued me, never captivated me, never called out to me saying "Spend $6000 on me,"

Re: Braille Note Touch

Re: Braille Note Touch Chriss, while the touch probably could run Marshmallow, keep in mind, Kitkat isan incredibly stable foundation to build upon. Cyanogen, for example, was at its absolute peek in Kitkat. But eithr waey, if Google thought it would be better to run Marshmallow

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