apps.
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Behalf Of Stephen Clark via Talk
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2015 10:18 AM
To: Robin; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: Re: Breaking! Microsoft brings Android, iOS apps to Windows
lf Of Chip Orange via Talk
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2015 11:00 AM
To: Jim Grimsby JR.; Window-Eyes Discussion List
Subject: RE: Breaking! Microsoft brings Android, iOS apps to Windows 10
Thanks Jim for reporting this.
Well, I had a look at the article, and the developers who have tried running
their
Thanks Jim for reporting this.
Well, I had a look at the article, and the developers who have tried running
their phone apps on Windows did have to modify their code in order to get it to
run successfully, and the article only said the needed APIs would be available
to the developers. It did n
I'm certainly no expert on this, but being a programmer, it sounds to me
like the only difference is that now app developers will be able to
develop apps from Windows which will run on Windows phone and iOS and
other mobile devices. I doubt it has anything to do with it being
compatible with, s
ssion List
Subject: Re: Breaking! Microsoft brings Android, iOS apps to Windows 10
I presume if Microsoft's Strategy of persuading iOS AppDevelopers as well as
Android AppDevelopers to port their MobileApps over to
Windows10 in the form of Microsoft's Universal Apps, neither Apple's
I presume if Microsoft's Strategy of persuading iOS AppDevelopers as
well as Android AppDevelopers to port their MobileApps over to
Windows10 in the form of Microsoft's Universal Apps, neither Apple's
VoiceOver nor Google-Android's TalkBack will be part of the package.
I beleive the only option
I am very skeptical about some of the Windows 10 speculation that has gone
around in recent months. Will Window-Eyes run on Windows 10 phones? Not
unless it is recompiled and probably rewritten (again). Android apps are
written in a language similar to Java for touch-screen devices. They may
wo
yes, me too. me too.
On 4/29/2015 5:19 PM, Jim Grimsby JR. via Talk wrote:
I usualy don't reply to my own messages, but I wonder if this also means we
will be able to run those wonderful android wigits on windows? If so will
they also work with our screen readers?
I am so excited. Can't wait
I usualy don't reply to my own messages, but I wonder if this also means we
will be able to run those wonderful android wigits on windows? If so will
they also work with our screen readers?
I am so excited. Can't wait for windows 10 with these new features. If it
these things can be maid to wor
