Hi
There are other apps with similar functionality. You can also check out
www.smartshehar.com
This has been factored into their app and to add they are responsive to
accessibility and other features suggestions.
Harish Kotian
- Original Message -
From: Shireen Irani
Dear Mentors
Firstly, a very happy holi to all of you.
I think, we need to get again active and resume our work. This is again a
very important reason we need to have the mentorship to be active so that
there will be a mechanism to bring out such grievances.
As I don't see any traffic on
dear members,
i am planning to buy a samsung galaxy tab. i would like to know which
version, if any, is more accessible? what aps to get at first to begin
working effectively with the device? and all other tips to help me
begin using the device.
i had been told by someone that the android screen
Hi, in general theeri, any version of android (at least android 4.2
or above) is suppose to be more accessible.
The higher version you’ll choos, the maximum accessibility you’ll get.
as it is getting improve with every new version of android.
Well, as long as you have samsung’s tab, google
Dear sir,
thanks for your suggestions. actually, i would like to do the things
you'd mentioned. one more question, how can the aps be got? and, what
version of microsoft word should i use in accessing the word
documents? are there any list of shortcut keys such as we do have for
using jaws?
thank you for helping me with all the information. please guide me on
the issue of TTS. whether talkback itself can be used for reading
documents or i need another TTS? please give your suggestions
regarding this.
with greetings, Anirban Mukherjee
On 3/18/14, Sunil Sangtani.
hi, yes. the android comes with its built-in tts that not only used
with talkback but also many applications that requires speech output
like google maps etc. to simplify, you don't need additional tts,
however you do have choices to change the default tts.
On 3/18/14, Anirban Mukherjee
