Hi yes I would say so for me but I think you get a trial first hth Janet
On 05/12/2020 23:21, Fazil wrote:
Does it support Urdu? (Pakistani Language(.
Thanks!
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Yes, I would very much like to have the link.
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Yuma Decaux
Sent: Saturday, December 5, 2020 6:53 PM
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Subject: Re: Astreos
Hi Everyone,
AstreOS is going through
The steps won’t help me because I also have the SE 2020
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 10:16 PM, Holly wrote:
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> I do believe you have to turn it off for every app, at least, I
Hello everyone:
We, the Blind Tech Guys, are going to go live in about an hour or so on
Youtube with some news, an interview from the folks at Envision, a demo of
the new features, and some exciting announcements about a giveaway from us
to you, the listener!
If you would like, please join us
I do believe you have to turn it off for every app, at least, I have to do
this with my iPhone SE 2020.
But, some phones have a setting that helps.
Earlier, Dave wrote, "
There is one more possible option that could produce the unwanted
descriptions, at least for those of us who have
I’ve turned it off but it looks like you have to turn it off for each app
individually. Is this correct?
Thank you
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Yuma,
My 10y/o son, who is VI & has autism, would love the link. He loves astronomy.
Donna
> On Dec 5, 2020, at 5:53 PM, Yuma Decaux wrote:
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> Hi Everyone,
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> AstreOS is going through an overhaul, as we are adding some AI features and
> sonification tools to analyse the objects in the
Hi Richard,
Now SuperSense supports Arabic and Hebrew and about sixty languages. I tried it
with Hebrew and Arabic and it is okay. Yes I have been using Seeing AI and
Voice Dream Scanner for all of my English OCR needs. They do a very good job. I
have also bought the KNFB reader few years ago
I am not sure if it supports Urdu. Download the app and try it for two weeks
free and see if it supports Urdu. I tried it for Arabic and Hebrew and it does
an okay job.
Cheers,
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Thanks very much Yuma. I for one am looking forward to if
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Richard
"You know," said Arthur, "it's at times like this, when I'm trapped in a Vogon
airlock with a man from Betelgeuse, and about to die of asphyxiation in deep
space, that I really wish I'd listened to what my mother told me when
Hi Everyone,
AstreOS is going through an overhaul, as we are adding some AI features and
sonification tools to analyse the objects in the skies.
the original project was simply to make things accessible in the augmented
reality sense, but between adding the entire universe, uni, a ted talk,
Saving a photo from Facebook is very easy. Open the Facebook app on your
iPhone. Do a one finger double tap on the photo to open it. Swipe to the word
more. Double tap on it and the first choice is save photo which will save it to
your Photos app on the phone
I don’t know how to save pictures
When I had tried it a few months ago, I was not impressed. It only mentions
English, Hindi and Turkish and I think Spanish for languages it works in, but
it does not say what languages it scans.
If you are really interested, you may want to try it before buying if you man
Have you tried Seeing
Does it support Urdu? (Pakistani Language(.
Thanks!
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Subject: SuperSense is on sale, is it worth buying?
Hi folks,
supersense is now on sale
Hi folks,
supersense is now on sale until the end of the year, is it worth buying? I
think one time life subscription is 49 US dollars,. I know that there are much
less expensive scanning and OCR apps, but unfortunately they do not do
non-latin-based languages like Arabic or Hebrew. what do you
Mitch:
You have to go into settings, accessibility, voice over, and rotor, then
select the 'described images' in the rotor options, then it will appear on
your rotor options when you turn the rotor.
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Yes, Anna, you would think that would work; but even though it got the right
spelling from my dictation, the app doesn't show up, but another app with a
different developer shows up.Later,
Richard
"You know," said Arthur, "it's at times like this, when I'm trapped in a Vogon
airlock with a
Hi aall wile flicking through my I phone running ios 4.2 r what ever the latest
version is it is a I phoe 8 vo sys blue sky and I am wondering where I would go
to turn this off? I have checked the roader and don't see anything about
described images I see containers, words, charicters, and
Thank you all so much for your help. I finally got it turned off.
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 3:09 PM, Holly wrote:
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> If it shows up in any app, just go to the rotor and turn it off by flicking.
> Once it is off, you won't have to do it again.
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> Just make sure
yes.
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Sent: Saturday, December 05, 2020 4:26 PM
Subject: Re: What Is Blue Sky and How Do You Turn It Off?
Do I actually need to open the app first and then turn the rotor to describe
images and turn it off that way? It says turn off
Do I actually need to open the app first and then turn the rotor to describe
images and turn it off that way? It says turn off describe images for so I’m
assuming I have to open the app to turn it off?
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 3:09 PM, Holly wrote:
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> If it
I turned off scene description but it has apply to apps. Should I choose that
or just turn off scene description? I have done what you all suggest but I’m
still seeing it with messages and mail again. I had it turned off in mail but
it’s back. I have the iPhone 6S plus. I don’t have voice
Shirley:
If it shows up in any app, just go to the rotor and turn it off by flicking.
Once it is off, you won't have to do it again.
Just make sure you turn the rotor to characters or words, so you won't
accidently enable it again.
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Hi Richard,
You might try opening the app store on your watch and searching for it there.
YOu can use dictation for the search. I would hope that since you've paid for
the app and it's supposed to include a watch app, it would be available for
free.
Best,
Anna
> On Dec 5, 2020, at 1:31 PM,
There is one more possible option that could produce the unwanted descriptions,
at least for those of us who have iphones that do not support the new Voiceover
Recognition feature. Under Settings / Accessibility / Voiceover / Verbosity,
there is an item called "scene description". Try turning
I can’t get it off for messages but I got it off for everything else. Do I
actually have to open messages, then go to describe images with the rotor and
flick to turn it off? What a pain this is.
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 2:08 PM, Arnold Schmidt wrote:
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> For whatever the
For whatever the reason, turning off describe images in voiceover settings may
not stop it. Go into the rotor, and add describe images. Then, when you
encounter this stuff, turn the rotor to describe images, and do a one-finger
swipe up, and it will say describe images off for the app that you
Try going to Settings, Accessibility, VoiceOver, VoiceOver Recognition.
HTH,
Richard
"The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of flying.
There is an art, it says, or rather, a knack to flying. The knack lies in
learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."
Where do you go exactly to turn off describe images please?
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 1:48 PM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
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> If it isn't an app, it could be what the describe images is yacking about.
> Turn off describe images if it is on.
> If that isn't it, then someone else
If it isn't an app, it could be what the describe images is yacking about.
Turn off describe images if it is on.
If that isn't it, then someone else might know.
Richard
"The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of flying.
There is an art, it says, or rather, a knack
I know there was discussion about blue sky but I only started seeing it today
and now I need to know how to turn it off please.Thank you.
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Do any of you that have the Skyview app, have an Apple Watch?
You are supposed to be able to get it onto the watch, but I'll be damned if I
can figure that out.
I went ahead and paid the $1.99 to get the full version.
Any ideas?
Richard
"The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on
I just tried it again by pointing the camera at the sky and it is amazingly
nice with VoiceOver.
Then, I discovered, it works indoors, even though the camera is only showing
stuff in the house, it is reporting the stars etc., you would be pointing at if
you were outside I guess.
I saw until I
I have no vision, but my wife is sighted.
I took a quick browse through some information and it read quite well with
VoiceOver though in some of the planet descriptions it was reading the code
rather than some punctuation. When I can have my wife looking at it, I'll
track down exactly what
It is fairly accurate, and works perfectly with VoiceOver. There is
a history application that will mail your history to anyone. I
usually mail it to myself, then print it for the doctor. You control
it with the phone, tapping to start it, then reading the results on
the screen.
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May have to check out SkyView Lite myself. It’s a shame the other project seems
to have been pulled, as I would have enjoyed it too. I used to be a high
partial myself and even had a small telescope for a while.
Bill Outman
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 12:02 PM, Pete Nalda
I have an 8 Plus and I recall turning 3D touch off at one point because it was
getting in the way, actually. There is a way to send audio messages through
Siri. Don’t know what the time limit is, presumably as ong as Siri recognizes
you talking or whatever the chunk limit is that Siri can
You can also just do a single finger flick up or down until you get to previous
or next, but the three finger flick up or down is much easier and quicker. Just
goes to show, that sometimes there is more than one way to do things!
Chris
> On Dec 5, 2020, at 12:02 PM, Christopher Chaltain
Thanks a lot! I knew about all of that except #5, which will help a lot! Prior
to that, I'd do a triple tap and then flick down to previous and next widget.
The three finger flick up and down will make that feature and the widgets much
more useful for me.
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Chaltain at
Will be curious to see how you get along with SkyView lite. I’m a high partial
but noted everything was reading and tracking with voiceover. But if you have
any vision, the graphics on SkyView Lite are pretty nice.
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day, Mates
Louie P (Pete) Nalda
In playing with multiple widgets, I learned a few things that I thought I would
pass along.
1, To conserve space, I picked out 4 widgets I wanted to use, and after adding
them to my home screen, I then used the same steps as in moving apps, and made
a stack of all 4 widgets.
2, By doing a
There has been no news since they pulled it from Testflight.
Skyview light seems to be pretty accessible, though not designed for the blind
the way Astreos was.
Richard
"The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of flying.
There is an art, it says, or rather, a
Does anyone know if there are any plans to add Astreos to the US app store any
time soon? My blind autistic would love this app.
Donna
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> 'I noticed that too. And I had received an email from Catherine from that
> project in August announcing that they were switching to the public
>
I am very interested in your experience with it. I’m looking for a good usable
blood pressure monitor.
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at 08:26, Malcolm Parfitt wrote:
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> Hello friends.
>
> I trust and hope you are all keeping safe and well in the current pandemic.
>
> I have just
Also, thanks for giving the info for the Apple Watch uncomplicated list. My
husband and I started it because at the time, there was no list for Apple
Watch. That was about a month ago when we first got ours. We would like to see
it more active.
Nicki
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> On Dec 5, 2020, at
I actually like this new method.
I strongly dislike having to flick up or down to set the time by very small
increments.
I also use Siri a lot to set appointments, and that bypasses the need to deal
with any of that.
I have had no issues with using Siri for appointments when I use a pattern
The iPhone XR didn't have 3D touch, and it was removed altogether in all of the
iPhone 11 models.
https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-discontinues-3d-touch-iphone-11-replaces-with-haptic-touch-2019-9
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It would appear that the time field has been converted into an edit box and, as
Mr. Turner suggested, you do not enter the colon (: ) character.
I was able to add a calendar item, but I certainly do not care much for this
change!
I do have Fantastical installed on my iPhones, I do believe that
I have not tried using BSI with the Calendar app for entering time since the
number pad is right there and you do not need the colon between hours and
minutes.
So, the native Calendar app is working fine for me.
Richard
"The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy has this to say on the subject of
For me, I've just been using my google calendar, setting it as the default
calendar, and only using the native calendar app on my iPad to view and not
create calendar events. Unless I use Siri on my iPad specifically to create
them.
Sincerely,
Loreal Lavigna
General, Legal, Medical
Hi all,
Thanks Richard for giving the subscription link to my list. I often forget it.
Smile. I promise to try to make that list a little more active now that i
purchased my new one. It will be here soon!
Jenn
Jenn and Kumi
> On Dec 4, 2020, at 9:23 PM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
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> There
Hello friends.
I trust and hope you are all keeping safe and well in the current pandemic.
I have just ordered a QARDIOARM blood pressure monitor having recently
undergone a laparoscopic nephrectomy of my left kidney.
I would be grateful for any tips as to the use of the QARDIOARM from a
'I noticed that too. And I had received an email from Catherine from that
project in August announcing that they were switching to the public Testflight
link instead of the private test link, then it was removed.I just checked out
Skyview Light and now wonder if you are right that its
Noticed that Astreos is no longer available on test flight. Is it because that
accessibility has been improved in Skyview lite?
Egun On, Lagunak! (basque for G'day, Mates
Louie P (Pete) Nalda
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