I am beginning to have a dreadful suspicions that the responses we get from
Apple become more and more mechanised, i.e. issued by a computer or similar
means. The thing is that the Greek voice used to work fine in the previous
version and is broken in I.Os 6. I've been informed of a response
Ron,
I employ, rather than am employed some 10,000 people across the four businesses
I own. I use Mac Exclusively, and we operate in a highly technical industry.
I currently run four businesses and am working towards starting another two
right now.
All this talk of complex word processing
Sieghard,
You and I were bound to one day disagree… here it is:
That shiny new PC laptop which you bought for half the money, well done, yes,
Apple products costs more, what you failed to highlight is how much JAWS then
cost you to put onto it… Even if you just look at the SMA costs, JAWS is
Agreed. I might even go for the iPad Mini now it has been announced.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 23/10/2012 23:29, MamaPeach wrote:
So the 5th gen doesn't sound louder when using VoiceOver than on the 4th
gen? I find that VoiceOver on the 4th gen is very low and definitly hard
to hear. I don't
Hello Neil,
Disagreeing and discussing this topic is of course good and stimulating. I
don't own multi-national businesses with thousands of employees, but I do
own a retail business with 4 or 5 employees and maybe I could make a Mac
work for me if I really wanted. I am on my computer all day
Sieghard,
You are correct that for accountancy purposes, even here Windows is the only
option, we too use Sage, and for that I have to use Windows via Boot Camp.
I am very interested to learn that JAWS 14 will support Windows 8 on day one,
that is interesting very much to me. You say the days
hi,
it seems that the dutch voice is also broken in ios6. my feeling is that they
don't test enough in other languages.
just my 2 cents.
With kind regards,
-Peter Durieux
Op 24-okt.-2012 om 08:22 heeft Andrew Lamanche andrew.laman...@gmail.com het
volgende geschreven:
I am beginning to
Hallo list,
today, version 2.0 of the ColorVisor has been released and is now available on
the App Store and for update. There are a number of new features. Some of them
are:
* There is now a better color naming due to refreshed reference color palettes.
* You can choose to identify only basic
when I do a voice call, the voiceover repeats the phone number I put in in
another language.
Very strange.
Can I change that in settings?
Patti
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I wonder if the $200 is actually for a JAWS upgrade or something.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 24/10/2012 10:58, Neil Barnfather - TalkNav wrote:
Sieghard,
You are correct that for accountancy purposes, even here Windows is the only
option, we too use Sage, and for that I have to use Windows
Hello.
I'd just like opinion on how this App works is it tailored for the blind?
Kawal.
On Oct 24, 2012, at 12:19 PM, Jan Blüher, visorApps jn.b...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Hallo list,
today, version 2.0 of the ColorVisor has been released and is now available
on the App Store and for
I have been asking about how to solve my problem with getting voiceover back on
my nano 5th edition and I have seen no response not even an I have no idea.
So I'm wondering if my posts are even making it to the list.
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character is found in how you treat people who can't do anything for you.
Well, I have both a Windows 7 64 bit laptop and a Macbook Pro 2012
model. I like them both, and switch to them on a daily basis. I am on my
laptop more recently because what has been new in the Windows world over
the last week. But say I go on Skype tonight I will switch over to my
mac because
Hallo Kawal,
the ColorVisor is especially targeted for blind people although it can be used
by sighted persons, too. I am totally blind, as well.
Greetings
Jan
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Please report to accessibility at apple
On 24 Oct 2012, at 12:12, Peter Durieux peter.durieux1...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,
it seems that the dutch voice is also broken in ios6. my feeling is that they
don't test enough in other languages.
just my 2 cents.
With kind regards,
-Peter
If you're using IOS6, you will have to use the panning keys to go to the next
line. When you're in the text of a page, you can use dots 1-3-5 chord to go to
the next page. When you're on the page control, you can use dot-6 chord to go
to the next page.
Here's a list of Braille commands. It's
Thanks so much for your kind words..
I will consider doing a podcast on Navigon at some point in the future however
there are few other projects I want to work on first. I do have and use Navigon
and I do like the app.
Thanks for the request.
Garth
www.iblindtech.com/
Search for
Chris, can you give more detail about your thoughts below, please. What do
you want to do so often that the iPhone is not suitable for doing?
I personally love Skype on the phone as it is pretty clutter free and makes
it so portable so lazing on the settee as you talk is my thing!
Carol P
Neil,
I'm very interested in how you manage complex word processing on the
Mac. By complex I mean with comments from multiple users and track
changes as I found I couldn't manage this with Pages. I am a
professional writer and my editor uses ms word exclusively for marking
up manuscripts and
the app seems to work well, but I can't seem to get the app to connect to my
receiver. has anyone who has uverse and tried to use this app had any
experience getting it to connect? thanks.
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I don't think anything
How is it used, i.e. do you have to put the I phone on the clothes or point it
at something? The reason for asking, I have never successfully taken a picture
or had digitise read me a bar code, or have had little success with text
detective, simply because I don't have any one to hand to tell
Hi Neil,
When I mentioned, if you are working, I simply meant that the business world
right now is still PC. Because you run your own businesses, you decided to
go all Mac and that is great but, when you are employed, you have to go with
what your employer goes with and, unless Neil Barnfather
Hi,
Once you have JAWS, the SMA is around $200 for the pro version and allows
you 2 upgrades and they only come once a year. Of course, periodic updates
every 2 or 3 months are free. I agree that the initial price is high but,
keeping it up is not a major deal
Ron
Danvers
-Original
Hi.
I just had to reply to this although my experience of I pads is what I saw in
US and one look of I pad 3.
I have no thoughts on this subject as each to his own or her own.
I personally love my I phone and use it more than my Mac although I am at work
all the time.
Here at work, I have to
I can understand your frustrations, as I have similar frustrations with my
cable company and Freedom Scientific, but all we can do is trust that
someone is working on it, and hope it gets resolved.
On a positive note though, one must admit that Apple has been pretty good in
the accessibility
Hi Robert,
Your posts are coming through but I am wondering if people are understanding
your question. Voice Over is part of the IOS. If its not working, I would
suggest you restore your device using ITunes. If its simply turned off, and
you are using a device with IOS 5 or 6, try pressing
Hallo,
Normally, my iPhone is set to UK English. now, the other day, after
upgrading to v6 of the IOS, I tried to define a word in a book i was reading,
using iLike2Read Pro. I was prompted to download the dictionary, which I did
and all was well. Now, i am wondering, if I set my settings
Hallo Kawal,
the ColorVisor has on its bottom three main tabs. Color recognition with the
camera is in the left tab called ColorScanner, which is the default selection.
If you are in the ColorScanner tab, the app continiously scans the color with
the backward camera as default (you can change
http://hoh.me.uk/calc/
But I found the scientific bit on the iPhone, even my old 3GS; that does
do a lot more than my modest offering which was done for personal amusement
and convenience before I had iOs items. Oddly, and may need advice on this,
Calculator doesn't appear on iPad, not even
Thanks. I will buy the App and have a go.I will also listen to the Podcast.
Thanks again.
Kawal.
On Oct 24, 2012, at 2:41 PM, Jan Blüher, visorApps jn.b...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Hallo Kawal,
the ColorVisor has on its bottom three main tabs. Color recognition with the
camera is in the
Hi, your posts are making it, but it's likely no one has an answer for
you. If you are ever in doubt as to whether your messages are making it
to the list, give the underused archives a browse and your message, if
it made it through, will be near the newest messages if you check soon
after
I believe there is a free calculator for the iPad that works well, perhaps
double checking with applevis.com will help, but it seems it was called
something like HD calculator for iPad. I will check when I get to work to
see if I had installed it on that iPad. I never use the calculator on the
Hi list:
Looking for a bar tending accessible app. Any recommendations?
Reese
Now playing the best in RB, Blues and Soft rock. Its the new Peachtree
Radio.
http://www.peachtreeradio.net
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I tried Siri on a carer's iPhone 5 today. What I can't get over is the
fact it just recognized my voice instantly without training. I said
hello, it said hello back. Then I said how are you? It said I'm very
well. I then asked what the weather is like. It then brought up the
Weather app. The
Not sure exactly what you mean, but there is a cool app called Mixology.
Plenty of drink recipes, with various ways to look recipes up. Even tells you
a bit of history behind each liquor. Once you are reading the recipe, it tells
you the kind of drink ware to use.
I have no idea if it is
Hello Chris.
Before you buy your phone 5, you should try Siri with Voice Over.
Kawal.
On Oct 24, 2012, at 4:11 PM, Chris christopher...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried Siri on a carer's iPhone 5 today. What I can't get over is the fact
it just recognized my voice instantly without training. I
hi all,
I think this question has been asked from time to time.
but, I forget that:
can we delete our contacts in Iphone?
thanks and regards,
Ming
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My experience with JAWS and Windows is different then yours. I too used
JAWS with spread sheets, documents and presentations, both in MS Office
and Symphony. I used Lotus Notes and Thunderbird for my email clients. I
used both Firefox and IE as browsers and would also have double digit
tabs opened
Hi,
Yes, you can delete a contact on the iPHone. Open the contact you want to
delete and choose Edit. The Delete button is the final control, so you can get
to it quickly by tapping with four fingers near the bottom of the screen.
Best,
Anna
On Oct 24, 2012, at 10:44 AM, Ming
Hi Ming,
Yes, you can. Open a contact, double tap Edit in the top right and there
will be a delete button at the ver bottom, you can do a 4-finger tap near
the bottom of the screen to get there quickly.
Unfortunately, the new single finger flick down gesture which works in Mail,
Messages, Music
Ok, this is where the iPod Touch or iPad or iPad Mini comes in, as at
least I can try Siri with VoiceOver before committing to an iPhone 4s or 5.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 24/10/2012 16:15, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
Hello Chris.
Before you buy your phone 5, you should try Siri with Voice
Until now, the consensus was that the pod5 did have a better louder sound
output; but yes, I suddenly switched to drooling over or lusting after the
iPad mini.
Hummmnmnmnm,... Ok, slight exadgeration, but will be there Friday and
have to make final decision by then.
R!
- Original
Hi Chris,
I use SIRI with my iPhone 4S and Voiceover turned on all the time both for
asking it to dial numbers, for asking questions and for dictation. It works
fine, only thing is that if Voiceover is not turned on SIRI will
automatically listen if, for example, you say Text Christopher
Hi Marie,
Pressing the right rocker bar up or down will move you to the previous or next
page in a book when you're using iBooks.
Another useful control in this context may be the left selector button which
activates the Back button, if there's one on the screen (I use this control a
log).
Double tap speaker and then what?
From: JoJo and Clinton
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hi all, don't know whether it was discussed earlier, Google search app
now allows for voice search through its app for IOS. this might be
handy for those who doesn't have siri on their devises. it is fairly
accessible and responsive. we need to label a few buttons.
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Hi Rob,
Given the fact that Apple has updated the iPad twice within 7 months this
year and probably ticked off some people who bought the new iPad in March
only to find now that they could have had one with better LTE support, a
much faster processor and better WiFi, I wouldn't put it past Apple
I looked at the apple website under iPdas. Clicked on compare all models. It
shows that the new mini does indeed have siri.
Thom
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Hello again Listers,
OK, so I just googled Does the iPad Mini have SIRI since I really didn't
remember this being mentioned during the Keynote and I would have expected
them to emphasize this. In any case, it does appear that the iPad Mini will
have SIRI. However, I still stick to what I said
If I recall correctly, the Mini has the same chip as the iPad 2. The Mini is
more or less a smaller version of this tablet. At the time the iPad third
generation came out, I remember the company explaining how due to the
processor in the secodn generation tablet, Siri would not be available on
it.
Hi Cristobal,
I will make a decision after I had a chance to use an iPad Mini for half an
hour or so at an Apple Store. I also like the idea of an iPod Touch Fifth
Gen 64 Gig which would be $399. For an extra $130 so for $529 you can get a
WiFi only iPad Mini 64 Gig.
Regards,
Sieghard
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Some apps stall when I update them since upgrading to IOS 6.
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Sieghard,
I wanted the same question answered regarding Siri so I called apple. The
sales rep had to put me on hold because he wasn't sure. After checking his
sources, he said that the Mini was Siri compatible. Siri compatible
sounded kind of strange to me so I combed through the Apple web
Chuck,
You said you used a A to B switch box to switch the VGA signal from
your Mac to PC.
Since the Mac has a DVI output, how did you adapt the DVI to VGA?
Thanks,
Tim
On 10/24/12, Chuck Dean cadean...@gmail.com wrote:
If you have a monitor, don't forget about the Mac mini. It's only
I think the problem with me is headsets do not like my flippy ears grin.
I prefer headphones that mould around your ears. I mean the ones with a
cup or mug shaped mould if you know what I mean.
Christopher Hallsworth
On 24/10/2012 18:48, Scott Davert wrote:
Hi all.
Wow, where to begin? Ron:
Mixology is the best app I have found for a multitude of drink recipes.
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From: Reese atlanticst...@gmail.com
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 10:36 AM
Subject: Bar tending accessible app
Hi list:
Looking for a bar tending accessible
Sieghard, I agree that apple will probably release an iPad mini next spring
with retna. This would allow them to continue the march toward retna
everything and have the added result of pushing the iPad mini without retna
in to a cheaper price point and get rid of the iPad 2 from the lineup. It
I am having one heck of a time with Talkatone. When my phone is asleep, and I
get a call, I cannot find an answer button. Sometimes even if I just happen to
be in another app when a call comes in, I cannot find the answer button.
Can anyone offer tips for using Talkatone with a Google voice
For some, a 64GB touch is a perfect solution. I would even consider it
accept that I want LTE connectivity. I think your second point of nt adding
siri to the iPad being a marketing thing is most likely correct. The
processor in theiPad 2 is the same in the iPhone 4S and the same in the iPad
Voiceover was working just fine on my ipod nano 5th edition before I connected
it to ITunes. The music that was origially on there was before my new laptop
and before Itunes v10.7. It warned me about music from a different library and
I oked the change.and it synced the new music. Ever since
Hi all,
Is there some sort of form letter floating around I can slightly edit for the
situation to send to iOS developers who's apps are not accessible? I am using
the Cozi web interface for our family calendar but the iOS app is not
accessible. I have no idea how to persuade them to
Hi Robert,
I don't have experience with the IPod but I believe at this point it is just
like the IPhone. Have you tried to go into ITunes and finding your device
and clicking on the restore button? Surely, you have backed it up before.
Ron
Danvers
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Hi all,
Someone said the other day that there was a game Call Trivia Tunes that was
similar to Song Pop, but trivia tunes was accessible with voiceover. If this is
the right game that I'm thinking of, could someone please explain how to get
the game started, and how to play? Thanks
Sent from
Yes, the Jaws upgrade for those in the US and Canada is $200 for two upgrades,
or $100 per upgrade. Upgrades can come out once to twice per year, usually once
per year. Wow, what a bargain. Windows upgrades are over $100 per upgrade,
depending upon your flavour of Windows, and come out once
Hi Tim,
You can buy a DVI to VGA converter at any computer/electronics store for
probably about 5 Bucks. I've bought quite a few computers and monitors which
came with one included. It's just a solid piece about an inch and a half
long, it plugs onto the DVI port on your computer and you can
When did you get your MacBook Air? Sounds like you got your Sony in
2008. I bought an Asus ultrathin laptop in 2011 for around $1,000 USD.
It isn't as thin as the MacBook Air, but it is thinner than the MabBook
Pro. It's specs compare more to the MacBook Pro than the MacBook Air.
When I bought the
Hi David,
You can find a thousand people who have a thousand good and bad stories to
tell about Windows, PC's and Macs. Yes, I have met plenty of people who
bought a Mac and hated it. You can also buy any laptop and sometimes end up
getting a lemon just like with any product. Just as you have
Hi Christina,
I am not aware of such a letter, but it really isn't hard to start a
dialogue with a developer. I have done so many times and typically just
start out by explaining that I am a blind user of an iPhone 4S and that
because of Apple's commitment to Accessibility along with the lack
Hi all. When I search the app store, the big ben app I see is called the big
ben alarm clock. Is this the same one you all are talking about? Thanks.
God bless!
Paula and Babe
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Sent: Sunday, October
I haven't figured out how to work it with VoiceOver either. Whoever
suggested it, can they possibly let us in on how it is accessible with VO?
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 3:00 PM
To: blindapp...@yahoogroups.com ; viphone@googlegroups.com ;
No, the one we're talking about is called Westminster Chimes.
Cheers
Alex
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Of Paul and Paula Jordan
Sent: 24 October 2012 20:58
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Big Ben
Hi all. When I search the app store,
Hi Paula,
No, it absolutely is not. I purchased that one by mistake also. It is
simply called Big Ben
HTH
Ron
Danvers
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Of Paul and Paula Jordan
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 3:58 PM
To:
Sorry,
Westminster Chimes is another app it doesn't use the Big Ben recording. I
have that one also.
Ron
Danvers
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Of Alex Stone
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2012 4:05 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE:
Paula,
I only found the right Big Ben when I searched for the devellopper's name.
Just put Ettore in the search box and the Big Ben will be the first result.
I bought about 3 of them by mistake before I got the right one this way
HTH
Ron
Danvers it
MARRIAGE:
It's an agreement
I agree. I often will write a dev if there's an accessibility issue or
request and for the most part they've been rreceptive to input as a
Voiceover user. I've even been given promo codes for their apps to try out
and give feedback on. Over all, a positive experience.
Not every developer will
I agree with you Everything has there place. I use my mac book pro
as windows at different times as well my iPhone. I've never owned an
iPad but I would like have a look at the iPad mini
Margaret
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On 24/10/2012, at 11:55 PM, Carol Pearson
carol.pearso...@googlemail.com
are many issues that the IOs developers has to fix. IOs is getting a lot of
issues related with othrs utilities, and we are just looking how voice over
works, but we are not taking care about many other things that many people in
the list reported.
Sent from my iPhone
On Oct 24, 2012, at 4:25
Sorry if someone already posted this, but this article details new changes in
iOS 6 accessibility. If you code apps then you will want to know about this.
Enjoy.
http://www.iheni.com/new-accessibility-techniques-in-ios6/
- Austin
Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!
Hello list,
After updating to iOS6, I have been having a strange problem with Siri.
Prior to the upgrade, I was able to tell Siri to call a particular number, for
example, call 611 and Siri would do it for me.
Now, however, when I attempt to ask Siri to call a number it always says,
Sorry Dan,
Try saying dial instead off call. That works for me.
Sachin Pavithran
Send from my iPhone
On Oct 24, 2012, at 3:04 PM, Dan key...@comcast.net wrote:
Hello list,
After updating to iOS6, I have been having a strange problem with Siri.
Prior to the upgrade, I was able to tell Siri to call a
Hello,
I just did that and no go. It still tells me that it isn't permitted to do that.
Dan
On Oct 24, 2012, at 2:07 PM, Sachin Pavithran sachinslistse...@gmail.com
wrote:
Try saying dial instead off call. That works for me.
Sachin Pavithran
Send from my iPhone
On Oct 24, 2012, at
Hi,
I am cross posting this since this question concerns both devices mac and
iPhone.
For any of you using gmail IMap , how are you saving your drafts? In other
words:
1. When creating a draft on the mac is it saved on the gmail server and if so
is this the same location as where the iPhone
Ok, thanks. I guess I was fearful since I don't know any technological terms
and jargon. The app is free so I'm not sure if they will be receptive but I
guess it's worth a try.
Thanks,
Christina
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One other point I tend to emphasize, admittedly more geared towards
paid apps, is how passionate and supportive I've found VoiceOver users
to be when apps become accessible. That is to say, while we may be a
rather small market, the developer will most likely count on a pretty
sizeable handful of
Thanks,
I sent a message to Cozi support. I don't know if it will make it to the right
people. Time will tell. I didn't really get to plead my case as there was a
character limit on the form I filled out.
Thanks all,
Christina
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You are using a slightly spurious argument about businesses putting Windows XP
on all their computers. Nobody can buy a new computer with Windows XP. What
those companies do is utilise a Windows XP site license which permits them a
specific number of Windows XP machines. If they remain legal,
Mary,
I would not want to use a tablet full-time either; however, my point is that it
could be done. THe level of efficiency is somewhat unknown. For example, could
you use VueScan Mobile to connect to a scanner on the WIFI network and use
something like prizmo to conduct the scan. Is it
For Canadian cell phone owners/users:
The CRTC has announced a proceeding to establish mandatory standards for
wireless mobile. We propose to create an Access 2020 Group filing that
outlines the needs of Canadians with disabilities. For example, the
wireless industry should offer customized
Neil,
I'm glad to have you point this out. Because some feel that the only way you
can truly be productive is to use a PC and JAWS. That simply is not true and a
lot of the comments are nebulous at best. This is not the list for discussing
Macs, but I do believe it is necessary to point out
Neil,
I guess you've got a captive audience. I too would like to know how you're
managing the advanced editing I and others have mentioned. I don't mean
multiple tabs and adjustable paragraph positions. I mean working with
document layouts, reference content, charts, document merge, and formulas,
Hi Christina,
While there isn't a form letter to use for approaching developers
about accessibility, there are examples of specific cases list members
have posted that you can use for guidelines. Here's a link to a post
Bryan Jones wrote last year, in response to someone writing about
Talking scientific calculator is great and is specifically vo compatible.
Not free however.
At 09:25 PM 10/23/2012, you wrote:
I'd like to learn of it, if you can to share. Thanks.
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Can someone tell me how to restore from iCloud? I have everything turned on,
I see back up to iCloud, but I don't see restore. Do things restore
automatically when it is plugged in and connected to the WIFI? Thanks.
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Hi,
I'm still running my 4th gen iPodTouch on iOS 5.1.1 (not wanting to take the
time to upgrade to iOS 6 unless I have to).
My iPhone 5 will arrive in a few days.
What process do I have to go through to synnk the new phone to the old
iPodTouch? I mean, Can I restore the new phone to a backup
Hi, you will be able to do a backup of it even if it's using iOS 5.1.1
and then do a restore onto your iPod 5 using iOS 6 with no issues. Just
be sure that in the backup, you are syncing apps, music, and whatever
else you want to be included in the backup. Also, if you have saved
passwords
Hi, well said, and just to add to this. I also mention that they can
easily enable voice over by going to Settings General Accessibility
Voice Over and I give a brief description of how the gestures are
different when it's enabled vs when a sighted person uses it. I don't go
into full
Hi, the below is an example of an email I sent to a dev about the Who
Unfollowed me app.
Hello. I am trying out this app and so far the concept is really good.
However I do have a usability problem with it. I am blind and so rely on
using voice over with my iPhone. Voiceover can be enabled
Hello Alex, this is not correct and this is only adding to the
confusion. I looked up Richard's message in the archives from a few days
ago and he gives the link to the app we are all talking about.
Here is the link to the true Big Ben app:
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