So I promised an email over the weekend giving my final opinion on IOS
16.1 that you will all have the opportunity to install on Monday.
Dictation is working a lot better, however you must use the two finger
double tap to start and stop. I've always found the dictate button and
double tapped
Sorry for the typo in my earlier message. I meant IOS and should know
better than to post when I'm tired.
Margaret
On 10/22/2022 4:49 PM, Margaret Thomas wrote:
Hi, All:
Since we've been talking about iPhone widgets, I thought I'd pass along
news of a free virtual event that I heard
Hello. I am being asked for a password each time I want to download a free app
from the App Store. I thought there was a way in the iPhone SettingS to turn
off this behavior, but darned if I can find it. I am also being asked to
confirm with Face ID, which I am fine in doing. It is the constant
Hi Sieghard,
I remember the days when one needed to go to a phone store to have them cut the
full size sim card to the Nano sim size. My first experience was in 2012 in
Jordan. When the store tech told me he is going to cut the sim card, I got very
nervous.somehow I thought that he may screw up
I don't like disagreeing with Sieghard, and I'm not really disagreeing, but I'd
have no problem recommending a two year old phone or even older. If the person
realizes that they'll be getting that many fewer updates then it's just a
decision on whether the money they're saving is worth the
Hi, All:
Since we've been talking about iPhone widgets, I thought I'd pass along
news of a free virtual event that I heard Mystic Access is holding about
ISO Widgets on Thursday, October 27, (.
The e-mail I got says:
"This time we'll again be in the world of iOS as we share all about
And for most people 256 Gb is more than enough, I have an iPhone 11 with 64 Gb
and use a bit more than half and currently 10 Gb are Audible books I have
downloaded but not yet listened tto.
There are only two scenarios I can think of why you would need 512 Gb or 1 Tb
and that is if you like to
It is entirely personal preference, but for the most part I would not recommend
somebody buy a phone which is already 2 years behind.
I think it's totally OK to buy last year's phone and given the less than mind
blowing changes between the iPhone 13 and iPhone 14 I can understand why people
who
Hi Chris,
I remember when the iPhone 5S first came out which had the Nano SIM that I went
to the Philippines and had a really hard time finding a Nano SIM since most of
the carriers and devices still used full-size SIM's or Micro SIM's. I ended up
finding a place where they told me that a
I too agree with Alan, Chris and Rich. For me, I use Microsoft 365, as Rich
points out. I get 1TB of storage in One Drive, and I just have the Documents
folder in Windows synced with One Drive. This means that I can always go to One
Drive to see what ever is also in the Documents folder on my
Chris, thanks very much. Don’t know how I missed that one. I looked everywhere
except for VO settings. (lol)
From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf Of Chris
Chaffin
Sent: Saturday, October 22, 2022 12:06 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Series 7 watch and InfoGraph
This can be changed in Settings. You can get to it in the Watch app on your
phone, or through Settings on your watch.
Just go to Accessibility / Voiceover / Speak Seconds, and you can choose either
Always or Never speak the seconds when displayed.
Hope this helps.
Chris
> On Oct 22,
I’ve been using the InfoGraph complication lately and can’t figure out how to
change the time display format. It insists on showing hour:minutes:seconds
where I would prefer to just show hours and minutes without the seconds and
haven’t found a way to change this. Is there a way or is this not
I also agree with Chris. I understand the desire to be able to manage all content using your iDevice but I'm not convinced it will ever be totally practical for those of us dependent on VoiceOver and accessibility. Personally, when I got my first iPhone in 2013, Dropbox was the cloud service I
I agree with everything Chris said. Word nor Excel are truly usable for
editing on the iPhone for a VoiceOver user.
Text files are great with things like Voice Dream Writer, and other text
editing apps.
The beauty of Voice Dream Writer is that while you can only edit in txt format,
you can
Hi Chris,
Yes, this is definitely something to think about. The only problem I have
with drop box is the limit of storage and what you have to pay for the
pittance they give you. Other cloud options might be the way to go though.
Thanks for bringing up the issues with word and excel. It just
Hi all, on this same subject, I noticed that no one has mentioned the iPhone
12. And I have also seen on this list that people have had problems with their
iPhone 12. If someone is in the market for an iPhone should they not get an
iPhone 12 or would it matter.
Lelia
Sent from my iPhone
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Thanks Joshua, I wasn't aware of that storage limitation in the SE3.
That does make a difference in my choice.
Evan
On 10/22/2022 8:20 AM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote:
Another thing to consider, is storage space on your chosen iPhone.
The new SE3 only goes up to 256 gig just like the iPhone 8.
Hi Kay,
Well, getting files to your iPhone is not a difficult one. You could simply
use one of the cloud storage programs / apps, like Dropbox, One Drive, or
Google Drive. I personally use Dropbox, and this allows me to access any of my
files on both my computer or iPhone.
Now as far as
Another thing to consider, is storage space on your chosen iPhone.
The new SE3 only goes up to 256 gig just like the iPhone 8. I know
the 13 mini goes up to at least 512 gigs.
On 10/21/22, Carolyn <4carol...@windstream.net> wrote:
> It is just that the pro models offer LiDAR and door ID like
Here is my great conundrum. I do so much with my iPhone and I am sure there
is an answer to this. I have a bunch of files on my computer, but I want to
know if there is a good way to either put them on my iPhone and have total
access to them using whatever app. Or can I load them on to a
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