Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones @Griff, there is a way to fix that problem, through an app called something like Call Manager. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=306130#p306130 ___ Audiogames-reflector

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi,I have been keeping rather busy with exams and the like so haven't had the time to grab a phone yet and I figure I'll get it when I have the time to put into learning the thing. Thanks Hrvoje and lysincos, I didn't even know

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones A friend of mine is using Lenovo K6. It's accessible, however there are small accessibility issues. The worst problem is answering a phone call, so the best way to answer a call is by bringing your phone to an ear, which is available

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones I have some good  experience with OnePlus X. It should be a good option for your needs. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=305959#p305959 ___ Audiogames-reflector mailing

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Ah, I forgot to mention something; to avoid the use of those virtual buttons, you have the possibility to use Talkback gestures to get to the home screen, to get back, and to get to the recent apps. I don't know why, but I think you'd

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Ahoy there,Afrin, thank you for that offer and I'll take you up on that.You wrote that post just as I was writing mine. Ahh, so I can install my own home screen as it were? That's good to here. I was under the impression that the flaver

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi Griff, I think you can get quite accustomed to the virtual buttons in a very short time. You have to learn their position on the screen and you won't touch them accidentally. By the way, the Lenovo phones I think do not longer use

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Ahoy there,Adrian, thank you for that offer and I'll take you up on that.You wrote that post just as I was writing mine. Ahh, so I can install my own home screen as it were? That's good to here. I was under the impression that the flaver

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Okay...I have been going and trying out various android phones, however what I don't get is how to switch pages or the like on a application screen?And aye, those virtual buttons are really a pain in the arse,but I suppose in time I could

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones I used to have a galaxy s 2 a long time ago that had 4 of those virtual buttons like that in a row. I basically just avoided touching near the bottom of the phone unless I needed the buttons. If I was on one of the home screens, I could

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi.I'll recommend the phones from Google. They are expensive, but you're sure you get the phone and Android system as Google want you to experience, and not as an other company wants you to experience. Then, you'll get a clean version

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hello there,Thank you afrin for your post.I wouldn't mind someone else installing talkback for me,but even after the installation its the accessibility of the UI I am wondering about.I tried  a samsung j2 yesterday, wasn't as laggy

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones @Griff, you can try any Lenovo phone if at least somebody could set it up for you unless the two finger gesture works when you power on the device for the first time. If the device works in the beginning, than it will supposedly work

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi, I don't personally recommend Lenovo phones, as they are reported to have some problems with Accessibility by some blind users in the Android community. Samsung J7 is a really good alternative and don't confuse ShinePlus with Voice

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Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi,@afrim, thanks for that mate.That's sad to here, as Lenovo has some really good devices at good prices. ahh well.Red Me devices at least by the reviews are really great, so if anyone has used those I wouldn't mind knowing the good

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi, I don't personally recommend Lenovo phones, as they are reported to have some problems with Accessibility by some blind users in the Android community. Samsung J7 is a really good alternative and don't confuse ShinePlus with Voice

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi,When I get a Android phone it'll be unlock, as carriers here don't offer their own customised UI's and the system of carrier custom OS's hasn't come around here,yet.The J 7 prime looks like the best to me ,at least out of all

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Ah, the Galaxy J line.If anyone once to get this phone from a carrier such as T-Mobile, I'd wait to see what comes with the Galaxy J7 2017 when it arrives vs the Galaxy J7 2016.At least with the Galaxy J3 Emerge found on Sprint, that one

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi,Seems like moto g4 plus or the moto g5 and the 5 plus are the way to go,then.Although I have heard horrible reviews about the g4 and I guess its mostly only available around here so I'll wait a while, see what people have to say about

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones I heard that the accessibility shortcut doesn't work when you first get your Motorola phone. That is inexcusable! Still, this could have changed. If so, Motorola Moto phones aren't too bad since they run near stock Android and seem

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Here's an article from Blind Bargains CSun coverage, regarding what's coming up in Talkback 5.2, and future version of Brailleback. New public beta of Talkback  will be available with in April of this year. URL: http

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones

Re: looking for Recommendations for android phones Hi mate, I believe any smartphone from Motorola might do the job for you. They are cheap and offer a clear Android experience, since they often do not have many apps that load and fil up the processor and RAM. Google phones are those who

looking for Recommendations for android phones

looking for Recommendations for android phones Hello there,The subject might be a bit unclear. Let me explain it a bit furtherI am looking for a secondary android phone with a duel sim,with the OSvariant that's most accessible out of the box and requires no rooting, asrooting voids