t; To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: Amazon fire tablets Accessibility with Voice view screen reader
>
> I have an iPhone and I do use Prime Video on that. However, I was hoping that
> with my extremely limited site that remains to me I might be able to actually
>
@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Phil Halton
Sent: Tuesday, 10 December 2019 3:12 AM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Amazon fire tablets Accessibility with Voice view screen reader
I have an iPhone and I do use Prime Video on that. However, I was hoping that
with my extremely limited site
Phil,
There is a company specializing is insuring Amazon fire tablets are
accessible, configuring to our specifications, and pricing them even
better than Amazon.
www.talkingmp3players.com
I hope I have that correct.
If not, write me off list and I will connect you to the owner.
I cannot
I have an iPhone and I do use Prime Video on that. However, I was hoping that
with my extremely limited site that remains to me I might be able to actually
see something if I was viewing a larger screen like on an iPad or an Amazon
fire tablet. Problem is I didn’t feel like spending several
So if you have an iPad or iphone why not just down load the prime video app and
watch prime through that,
Or the kindle book app,
Sounds cheaper to me than a new device which may not be accessible.
-Original Message-
From: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com On
Behalf Of Phil Halton
Sent:
The Amazon Kindle Tablets are very restricted Android tablets. They are low
cost. Unfortunately, the screen response, at least on mine, which is four years
old, is quite laggy. I usually need to tap with extra-firm pressure in order to
get the touch screen to react.
Also, Voice View is
I owned one and it was a headache. This was two years ago so perhaps
accessibility has improved a bit since then but still... One thing I
will say though is that it was really handy having Alexa right there!
I have an echo gen 2 in my kitchen now though and that works out fine
as far as needing
I have had a couple of those tablets, and I have sworn off of them. The
speakers are lousy. The screen lags something crazy. They have very little
storage space, which means you need to buy cards, and then if you’re unlucky
like I was, the card reader will die, and you need to buy a new device.
>From the small amount of experience I’ve had with one, they’re pretty decent,
>but at times can be very laggy. Also, something interesting I’ve run into
>with their version of the amazon app, as opposed to the amazon app on my
>iPhone, voice view reads all buttons as “button” instead of them
