Re: Mobile versus web apps, What do you all prefer
For me it doesn't matter which way to use things. Although as I tried to create web app and a regular native app as well, I can say that people usually prefer native app. I understand that if you make a web app you make it cross platform,
Re: Accessible Markdown editor?
No, you don't need any extensions to use this feature.
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Re: Braille keyboard on Commentary Screen Reader?
ABK is really a great work, I used it for no less than half a year, but now I have a Talkback keyboard. If I will decide to switch into Commentary screen reader, this ABK will be my current keyboard no doubt. But I really like Talkback
Oneplus 8 - opinions?
I recently baught Oneplus 8 smartphone and tomorrow it should arive. I'm exciting and really interested in your opinion about the phone.
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Re: is there any accessible smart watch aside from apple watch?
Even Samsung watches work with IOS as far as I know.
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Re: is there any accessible smart watch aside from apple watch?
Hello,I found that watches like Ticwatch PRO 3 and Fossil gen 5 are accessible for the blind. Both of these watches have Android wear OS installed with 1GB of ram and Snapdragon chipset. Since both of them are with wear oS,
Re: Are Lenovo Laptops Safe?
It's absolutely fine, I considered which computer to obtain and few days ago I baught exectly the Lenovo one and I can estimate that it's fantastic. It has a good performance, good looking, confortable. It's l14 so perhabs you need more power then you can pick
Re: BlindWalk [testers needed] new navigation app is on the way
Hi guys, I just found this post today and remembered my atempts to create navigation app. I can continue to implement Mapquest if you need it, because my Google maps subscription is over
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Re: Have someone tried Microsoft surface pro?
I decided to buy Lenovo Laptop with 10th gen I7 1.8ghz up to 4.9ghz processor, 8 gigs of ram and 256 gb ssd, intel motherboard and 14 inches, so if I need more ram, I can pay about 45eur and be pleased with it and I payed only about 1000 eur
Have someone tried Microsoft surface pro?
I'm just curious if it's worth to buy it when I'm totally blind, but want really powerful and portable solution.
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Re: Any tips for user moving from windows to linux?
I used Ubuntu for 3 days or so and decided not to. Main reason is that it's accessibility is really crappy and Orca is not that well maintained as NVDA on Windows or VoiceOver on MAC and as it seems, no buddy cares much about it, so only
Re: best gps apps for android
Yeah, I could port it though I see no reason for it.
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Small and light PC
I need an advice on getting a new pc. It should be portable, light weight and powerful. Does it worth to choose something like Microsoft Surface Pro? I'm completely blind and use NVDA as my default screen reader, also virtual machines are important part, so it should be
Re: best gps apps for android
You can always use my own app https://justbest.eu/I developed it for myself, it is a web app, but really useful and works on a both platforms.
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Re: BlindOX turn-by-turn navigation - podcasts
Updates to my beta application:1. If you choose walking directions, route will be calculated by trying to avoid tolls, fairies;2. If you choose route by transit / public transport, app searches for a route with less walking criteria in mind if
Re: BlindOX turn-by-turn navigation - podcasts
Hello everyone,I turned on testing of my app that works with Google maps service on justbest.eu. Just create your account if you don't have one and see what you get. It will be on for a day or two, I ask if you can to write an honest review in
Re: BlindOX turn-by-turn navigation - podcasts
That's actually the point.UltraLeetJ wrote:well this sounds amazing, it somehow fills in the gaps that other apps simply do not have
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Re: BlindOX turn-by-turn navigation - podcasts
Compass for IOS phones finally implemented as well. Of course you should use Google chrome instead of Safari in order to gain that benefit.
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Re: requesting a little nvda addon
If there is only question about functionality, you can use NVDA commands to move mouse and force it to be clicked. For example I on my laptop keyboard layout use capslock (insert) + shift + m to move mouse to the place where my current / carit currsor is
Re: Seeing Assistante Move: An alternative to Dot Walker?
If you need more information or wish listen to newest podcasts, follow this link: https://forum.audiogames.net/topic/3031 … -podcasts/electro wrote:Wow! Thanks for the information Arbuz.About SAM, I've finally contacted with the
BlindOX turn-by-turn navigation - podcasts
Hi guys,I continue my project of web based turn-by-turn app. For those who wonder what am I talking about, read this: https://forum.audiogames.net/topic/2974 … n-the-way/I changed app name on purpoce, because now I achieved more and there will be
Re: who's using what to store and generate passwords?
I use an app of my own making and it's algorithm is rather simple: you enter the word or something with digits, alpha or whatever and app mixes that, then adds it's own runtime generated salt and gives as a suggestion for a password.
Re: Seeing Assistante Move: An alternative to Dot Walker?
I'm still creating an app and managed to integrate google maps directions. Yet it's web app, however I consider to use Cordova to make it a native app. If you are interested what I achieved, just let me know and I'll make a podcast
Re: Seeing Assistante Move: An alternative to Dot Walker?
I'm still creating an app and managed to integrate google maps directions. Yet it's web app, however I concider to use Cordova to make it a native app. If you are interested what I achieved, just let me know and I'll make a podcast
Re: Using apps to walk independently
Hello,I used many apps: BlindSquare, Google maps, Apple maps, Ariadne GPS, Nearby Explorer Online, VioptaNav, Seeing assistant move, Blindscape, Dot Walker PRO, even checked Loadstone GPS on the old Symbian phones Actually, they have a bit different
Re: Dot Walker: Is it just me or something technical?
It's developers' business where to put the source and share or not to do so with others and if he didn't want to spend his own money for the project, so be it, because subscribtion is not so cheep after all and if he lives in the
Re: BlindWalk [testers needed] new navigation app is on the way
frastlin wrote:Please checkout how cross-platform apps can be created using browser technology.This should solve the problem of not working when the phone is locked.Thanks. I decided to go with Cordova, but first, I'll
Re: BlindWalk [testers needed] new navigation app is on the way
Since now, I implemented the feature of nearby places. Those are taken from OSM via MapQuest API, so you can test and say how it works for you: https://www.justbest.eu/
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Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Piciok wrote:Hello there,Yes, of course, I would be. There is actually a larger community of blind navi junkies in Poland so you would receive a bunch of valuable feedback.The argument with holding phone in your hand
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Munawar wrote:I'd gladly host it if you'd like me to. I'm already paying for a server anyway.It would be great. I guess we can discuss about it when at least some testing will be on the way. There are of course features
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
electro wrote:Well I was only hopping for only an app, instead of using Chrome on my android with commentary or Talkback feels so sluggish.Perhaps you wish to try it out: https://justbest.eu
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Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
hadi.gsf wrote:1. I would test and provide feedback for sure!2. It would have been great if it was an app, but since you have already started working on it, i'll be interested to see what you'll be doing! and you're
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
hurstseth405 wrote:Is there a way you could do a app? I'm not really good on using chrome on my droid?One of the members of this forum noded that there is a way to compile JS + HTML + CSS - WEB based content to a native
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Hi guys,I finally turned on a testing environment for an BlindWalk application for a while.If you wish to try it out, please create your account on https://justbest.eu/This will not be long online because of the further
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
bee_songkran wrote:Hey guys!Wow it was sound so interesting.I'm sure I will test it.Anyway keep up the good work.Best!Bee!Thanks. Now I'm at the stage to test an improved algorithm that I wrote few minutes ago My
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
ironcross32 wrote:Sounds like a cool concept, I'm an iOS user though, plus, I wouldn't use an app that needed a browser and needed the phone to be unlocked because even with the screen darkened, it would still burn
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
electro wrote:arbuz wrote:electro wrote:Wow (interesting). I know it's komplicated and it takes time, but can it be a Dot Walker'ish successor? I'm kinda curious.Guess I have many words corrected dah so in that case if
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
SLJ wrote:Hi.Wow. I would like to try this as well.Regarding browsers: Google Crome on IOS does work when the screen is locked. It can play podcasts etc. in the background unlike Safari. Maybe you'll find this
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Angel wrote:Good luck with this and sure, I would try it, but in small places cause it is weird for me to have my 6 inkes phone in my left hand, in the right the cane and the sunu on the left, the idea of doing this
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Munawar wrote:Hi,Great work with this! I've never used MapQuest API, only Google Maps API for geolocations. I'd imagine they're pretty similar.If you want to make it cross-platform (your comment on iOS development is
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
electro wrote:Wow (interesting). I know it's komplicated and it takes time, but can it be a Dot Walker'ish successor? I'm kinda curious.Guess I have many words corrected dah so in that case if my orthography deserves it
Re: BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
hurstseth405 wrote:So I'm wondering can you still use a compass even if your phone doesn't have a cumpass? I have a samsung J3 running android.If you have no compass on your device, you still will be able to use my app,
BlindWalk, a new navigation app is on the way if you would need it
Hello,For a quick start, there is a quick podcast to see what's coming if you need it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/oh05y6a4un8b2 … k.mp3?dl=1I know this is not the highest quality navigation app for the blind around, but
Re: Short Demonstration of DotWalker PRO
This APP should be available in Germany, there is a link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta … twalkerproAnd of course, the manual that shows what you can expect from this:http://www.dotwalker.wz.cz/dotwalker_en.html
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Re: Short Demonstration of DotWalker PRO
Hi,You can use some headphones like Aftershockz that implements bone conduction technology to pool sound through your cheackbones to your inner ears, it leaves you with hands free and holds on your head very tightly. Where to buy and more about the
Short Demonstration of DotWalker PRO
Hi guys,As I promised, I've made a short Podcast about DotWalker PRO. It is not a tutorial how to use dis APP, it's just very quick Demo what you can expect from it. There are plenty of features that I even didn't mention at all, however I hope at least
Re: Awesome navigation APP on Android - Dotwalker PRO
I'm not sure why it does that, however it is really good for turn-by-turn directions. I know the way to get around this, just find your place with simple Google Search Query, and then enter the place address in order to get
Awesome navigation APP on Android - Dotwalker PRO
Hello guys,I just copy my post from Eyes-free group belowYesterday I tested really great GPS navigation app for the blind on Android, called "Dotwalker PRO".I can say that it is really worth your attention if you're blind like me, or at
Re: Good Navigation App suggestion?
But it don't tell the exact direction by clock to the needed streets intersection, that is what I need.
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Good Navigation App suggestion?
Hi guys,I am looking for an App on my IPhone that would be like Seeing Eye GPS, but I live in country where it is not supported, I mean they aren't selling it here and there is no reason for that, but there is as it is. I have BlindSquare, but it doesn't
Is the improvement need for the "Apple Maps"?
Hello,What do you think about the "Apple Maps" if it would show for the blind users an intersections between the streets and direction to the given address as a clock-face? For instance, if you got an instructions to go 100 meeters to some
Braille display "Esys 24"
Hello,I consider to buy the braille display "Esys 24" and I have a couple of questions about it:1. Can I read *.docx and *.pdf files directly without converting them to *.txt?2. How to convert *.pdf files to *.brl files? Yes, I saw a few applications that can do
Re: Walk Helper for Blind is now on Google Play
No, you need only your GPS turned on.
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Walk Helper for Blind is now on Google Play
Hello,I have finally made my Walk Helper for Blind app.Walk helper for blind is an application adapted to phones with Android system. The main goal of this program is to help blind users finding their ways in the physical world. By using this
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