I think they're relying a lot on the grid though and that won't be
acessible ot us, or I imagine it technically is but by the time you
try to figure out the assignments, what will be the point? So I hope
the feature works well enough without the grid. I'm OK about the
headphones part, just
Since they were specific about the Mac, and stated that this had
already pretty much been done in iOS, I'm sure the change will also
occur in windows. You'll probably buy ring tons through the App Store
or through the Music app, but probably the app store. What will
probably be gone is the ability
ng how to throw yourself at the ground and miss." --Douglas
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t, it says, or rather, a knack to flying. The knack
> lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss." --Douglas
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> The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't
> hav
rself at the ground and miss." --Douglas
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> The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't
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> On May 20, 2019, at 9:31 AM, Deb Cook Lewis
>
's not in the App
> Switcher and it works. It doesn't have sounds, only voice announcements in
> limited languages but it is bullet proof reliable.
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> 19.5.2019. u 23:19, Deb Cook Lewis je napisao/la:
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> I've ha
I've had the Chime app for years. It's last update was in 2015. It
hasn't worked well on the phones in our household in about 3 years I'd
say. Misses about half of the announcements and sometimes stops
working altogether. This was never the case prior, but they've not
kept up with the newer OS's.
Very mixed reviews on the Amazon site which is always interesting too.
There are quite a number of product reviews on these so if you just
Google, you'll get a variety of varied reviews, mostly positive
though.
On 5/19/19, Alan Lemly wrote:
> I'm not the original poster nor do I have any of
The information is stored on the tag. These are basically NFC tags.
The concept is similar to that of the pen friend except that the phone
is used to basically power the system. As I commented, I prefer the
tiny little tag reader they sell for about $100 because it's faster
than using your phone,
I have WayAround and like it very much. So first, the labels are
affixed to buttons or clips or they're stickers. If you were using the
button, you'd attach it at the back of your shirt at the collar most
likely. They have two buttons, one that can be pinned and another than
is better sewn in. The
I have tried everywhere to locate instructions for this so perhaps it
cannot be done. I belong to a group that sends messages to the entire
group, there are 14 of us. As I gradually determine who is sending the
message, I'd like to convert that unfamiliar phone number to a contact
name. I know how
Here's the resource I've used and have given to people for this. It's
pretty thorough.
https://coolblindtech.com/complete-guide-to-using-face-id-on-your-iphone-x-with-voiceover/
On 2/9/19, Denise Colley wrote:
> I know this has probably already been discussed on this list but I have so
> many
fast, lunch and dinners. The
>> idea is you double tap and an edit field opens and you should be able too
>> type in what you had for each particular meal. Double tapping the button
>> doesn’t open the edit field. Any suggestions?
>>
>> Marie Lyons
>>
>> Sent
Yes, I use both the app and the website.
On 1/18/19, Marie Lyons wrote:
> I am wondering if anyone on this list uses this app?
>
> Marie Lyons
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I have found that if you press the back button from within terminal
mode, you will disconnect the bluetooth. When you wish to lock the
phone it's necessary to lock the phone first, then press the home key
on the Touch. If you never press the back button from terminal mode,
you probably won't lose
It sounds though that if you hit a button on the pot, the responses
would read on the phone so that's not all that bad really.
I agree that for htose of us with the older model, may it work
forever. But it's good to know that this could be worked around. I
don't care about the recipes. I have
I don' tthink the recipe part has ever been accessible. My
understanding is that you could use the buttons from the phone with a
little study. I don't htink they flick well from what I've heard. But
I would never expect th eprogramming to work based on previous
experience. You really don't need
Yes, it is definitely not for reading. But even the time was
problematic because the dots retracted when touched, or I should say
some would. And htis was the experience of others as well so it wasn't
that mine was defective. My husband really wanted one and was willing
to put up with a lot for
You have to have a certain level of heart rate for it to count. So if
you stopped to check the time, your heart rate likely dropped.
When I take long walks, I only get a certain amount of credit but when
I use my elliptical which is constant and hard work, I get the exact
time credit.
On
We had a pre release version of the Dot watch in our office. It was a
total disaster device so before you invest, we need to find someone
who can verify whether all of the problems were fixed. A number of
other testers reported the same things I did as follows:
The cells were a non-standard size
OK, and not in any particular order:
BlindSquare; Downcast; MoneyReader; Google Maps; Ootunes; Zoom; Smart
Cooker; Smart scale; Twitteriffic; Weather Gods; Walmart Grocery; WW
Mobile; Aira; Seeing AI
On 12/21/18, Ekstrand, Pamela A. -ND wrote:
> Ok, these are the ones I would pick, not ranked in
I use the Walmart Grocery app. I have had no problems seeing all of
the options in the departments. Once in a while the stupid app closes
itself as you are flicking through, but you should see everything.
There are tabs at the top you can use to narrow the focus. The cart is
a problem. The screen
ivatig controls in the app.
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone
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>> On Dec 2, 2018, at 2:05 PM, Deb Cook Lewis wrote:
>>
>> When you begin the setup process you must choose which product you are
>> setting up. The BT model is the last model on the list. Every pot
>> they'v
ere did you get the idea that the new app support the old cooker? I
>> don’t think it does. I actually had it on my phone for a little bit. It
>> did not seem to have any way of connecting to my Bluetooth pot, which
>> isn’t surprising.
>> Mary
>> G
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>>
The Smart cooker app really doesn't have that many.
> Kay Malmquist
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> Worrying does not empty tomorrow of its troubles, it empties today of its
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I haven't done this yet, but when I downloaded the app for the wireles
version, I see that the BT version is one of the options you could
select for setting up. So some of us might want to do that and report
back because I totally agree with the comments here about much of the
app being
I don't have either Amazon music or Apple Music at this time but have
thought about subscribing to one but not both. Because I am a Prime
member, Amazon is less expensive but I have found that purchasing
music from them is really difficult these days and for that reason I
am more reluctant to use
Also, since it's WiFi, you probably have to do something to put it on
to your home network first. That part may definitely not be accessible
since you'll have to enter things without any verification from the
device. I wouldn't assume this is anything like the bluetooth model
based on what I've
It continues to frustrate me that products are released before they're
developed. If I buy a display I'd like it to work with all reasonable
operating systems and modalities. From the description, it sounds like
this would be much too bulky to carry around with your phone though?
Did you think it
Am I supposed to set htis up on the phone rather than the watch? I
opened it on the watch and it just provided an explanation of how it
works, but no way to add my contacts etc. It must be on the phone but
that wasn't clear.
On 10/10/18, pegkan...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi, I have a series 3 Apple
It's not available on the US Amazon at all. Only the inaccessible one.
So that's how it's not come up, a good number of us can't get one. I
did see the old one for $600, like I'd want to pay that of course.
On 10/7/18, Mary Otten wrote:
> Well, there are plenty of products that are not available
But then, anyone could unlock it, right? I wouldn't necessarily like
that. I'm not planning to upgrade at all right now, but eventually of
course I want to. But if there's no security?
On 9/12/18, Michael Maslo wrote:
> Hello Hank, yes you can get past this without a problem. When you get a
>
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