With the latest version of fire 0S, available on the latest HD eight and HD 8+,
you can now dictate with voice view. I have no idea how accurate it is, as I
would never dream of using that tablet for email.
Ditto for web browsing. Lousy experience!
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> On Aug 3, 2020, at
I think it would be helpful to know what this person expects to use the tablet
for. I have had a few Kindle fire tablet overtime, and there’s just no way in
the world I would want that as an all purpose tablet. I have the latest one
with the extra gig of RAM, which is the HD 8+. If I just had
Hi
They're very capable devices IMO. I find VoiceOver to be more polished
than VoiceView but your typical iPad's 8 times the price and it's
definitely not 8 times as good.
Try to go for the add free version if possible which in the UK is only
£10 extra.
Cheers,
Ben.
On 8/3/20, Kathy Brandt
Did I miss something in the original post?
Was dictating emails a requirement?
Alexa can send emails and I believe Alexa is accessible on the Fire tablet, is
that not correct?
Richard
"He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which he must pass
himself,” and we forget that only
she won’t be able to dictate emails.
> On Aug 3, 2020, at 8:58 AM, Richard Turner
> wrote:
>
> I do not have personal experience with the Fire tablet, but I have heard
> very good things about them. Other than they run on Android, which is not my
> favorite but is better than it used to be
I do not have personal experience with the Fire tablet, but I have heard very
good things about them. Other than they run on Android, which is not my
favorite but is better than it used to be and if they cannot save up for an
iPad, then I'd suggest they read many reviews and make sure it has
Hi,
I am asking for a friend with a visually impaired daughter who cannot afford an
iPad at the moment and was considering perhaps a fire tablet. Any thoughts.
Are there many accessible apps and how is voiceover or whatever the screen
reading software is for them.
Thanks in advance for any
