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RE: Those of you that have Nest Thermostats.

2024-03-10 Thread Mario Eiland

HI Jenny,

I don’t know if you use an iPhone or some other type of phone. I use an iPhone 
and I installed the Nest app on there. In the event that you do have access to 
the Nest app on an iPhone. This is how you would turn off the learning mode.

Open the Nest app > Find the Settings button and double tap to get into 
Settings > scroll all the way to the bottom and look for whatever you named the 
location of where the thermostat is located (in my case it’s Dining Room) > 
double tap here to get into the specific settings for your location > look for 
Auto Schedule and turn that off.

 

If you use Alexa, you can also integrate your thermostat with it. Go to your 
Alexa app on your smart phone and download the Nest Skill.

 

Hope that helps some!

 

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Bomareto
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 10:20 AM
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Subject: Re: Those of you that have Nest Thermostats.

 

If you think the learning mode is on, how do I turn that off? Or would it be 
better for a visual person to do that with the wheel thing on the thermostat 
that’s connected to the wall?  Also, will I still conserve energy if learning 
mode is turned off? When I leave to go somewhere will it go into a way mode 
since you know how like when you leave your house that’s why it normally does 
that it’s so it’s not using as much energy once you leave your house.

Thanks for reading regarding this matter.
Jenny Bomareto


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On Mar 10, 2024, at 12:02 AM, Mario Eiland mailto:eila...@gmail.com> > wrote:



Hi Jenny,

It sounds like you might have your thermostat set on learning mode?

I turned learning mode off and I just go with the conventional way of using a 
schedule. I keep mine always in heat or cool mode depending in which season we 
are and om home mode all the time. There are four of us living in the house and 
seldom is the house empty. So I don’t find it necessary to have it change to 
away.

I scheduled for the night temperature to drop as low as 65 degrees from 10:00 
PM to 5:00 AM. 

>From 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM I have it set to get up to 68 degrees.

Of course, if I need it to change it then I use my Alexa to tell it to set the 
heat or cool to whatever temperature I want. Also, I can use the Nest app to do 
that as well, but I find it’s more convenient to use the Alexa devices.

I don’t know if that helps any, but there you go.  

 

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Jenny Bomareto
Sent: Saturday, March 9, 2024 5:02 PM
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Subject: Those of you that have Nest Thermostats.

 

Is it better to keep it on home mode when I’m at home? To conserve energy as I 
do not want to do the eco-temperatures because I don’t know what is the proper 
range for that and of course I know the reason it goes to a way mode for when I 
leave my house is to conserve energy.

 

Cooling is said to 78° with the current temperature of 74°. Now earlier today 
even though it’s been set on 78 and I have not changed the temperature earlier 
we’re staying with the temperature of 70° sometimes 71 sometimes 72 sometimes 
73° again I have not changed, the temperature since my neighbor took off all 
those schedules I have no clue how that happened but she turned auto schedule 
off. 

 

Thanks for reading regarding this matter.
Jenny Bomareto


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RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread Christopher Chaltain

The Orbit Writer will be used with the dots in a horizontal configuration, just 
like you're using a Perkins style braille keyboard. I have to use it on a flat 
surface but I've heard others say that there's a lanyard where you can use it 
without putting it down. It uses the braille support in VoiceOver. If you're 
using other braille devices, like a braille e-reader from the NLS, you'll find 
the key commands are going to be similar.

The keys on the Hable are side by side and vertical, and you hold it in your 
hands facing away from you. It's similar to what you use when you use braille 
screen input on the iPhone in the mode where the iPhone is facing away from 
you. It doesn't use the braille input support in VoiceOver. It's my 
understanding that it connects to your phone like a Bluetooth keyboard and not 
a braille device. For me, this means the connectivity is quicker and smoother. 
It handles the braille translation internally, so you can still use contracted 
braille. The key commands aren't going to be exactly like what you'd be using 
with other braille devices, but they are similar, and at least in my opinion, 
are a bit more intuitive.

Another difference is that in the US the Orbit Writer costs around $100 while 
the Hable cost around $200.

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Peyton
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 1:21 PM
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Hello:
What is the difference between using the Hable 1 and the Orbit writer?  Thanks 
in advance.

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There's also the Hable. You can find more at Hable - Smart devices made 
accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It's available 
through the AT Guys at Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or 
Smartphone - Easy to Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts 
(atguys.com)

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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input keyboard, 
very small and is $99.
https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/


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Hello all,
I'm looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard either braille or not braille to use 
for when texting on my iPhone.
So if anyone has any good affordable recommendations let me know.
Thanks and take care.
Don Risavy

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RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread Christopher Chaltain

The Logitech K-380 is also a small keyboard that will fit into a small bag. It 
has a pretty nice and solid feel to it. I don't use it when I'm out and about, 
but I do take it with me when I'm traveling.

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Doc Wright
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 7:09 PM
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Amazon has the Omoton slim keyboard that wil fit in a backpack for about $20. 
It has standard size keys. Its demensions are on a standard size keyboard from 
the numbers row down to the space bar and from the caps lock to the enter key.
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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

There's also the Hable. You can find more at Hable - Smart devices made 
accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It's available 
through the AT Guys at Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or 
Smartphone - Easy to Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts 
(atguys.com)

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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input keyboard, 
very small and is $99.
https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/


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Hello all,
I'm looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard either braille or not braille to use 
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So if anyone has any good affordable recommendations let me know.
Thanks and take care.
Don Risavy

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Re: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread Robert Doc Wright

Amazon has the Omoton slim keyboard that wil fit in a backpack for about
$20. It has standard size keys. Its demensions are on a standard size
keyboard from the numbers row down to the space bar and from the caps lock
to the enter key.
- Original Message -
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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

There’s also the Hable. You can find more at Hable – Smart devices made
accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It’s available through the AT Guys at
Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or Smartphone - Easy to
Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts (atguys.com)

Christopher (AKA CJ) =>÷

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Sent: Saturday, March 9, 2024 9:45 AM
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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input
keyboard, very small and is $99.

https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/

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Hello all,

I’m looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard either braille or not braille
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So if anyone has any good affordable recommendations let me know.

Thanks and take care.

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Re: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread 'Harry Bell' via VIPhone

There is also the Rivo 2 non-Braille keyboardHarryOn 10 Mar 2024, at 18:20, Louise Peyton  wrote:







Hello:
What is the difference between using the Hable 1 and the Orbit writer?  Thanks in advance.
 


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Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 1:03 PM
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There’s also the Hable. You can find more at
Hable – Smart devices made accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It’s available through the AT Guys at

Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or Smartphone - Easy to Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts (atguys.com)
 

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As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input keyboard, very small and is $99.
https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/
 
 

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Hello all,
I’m looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard either braille or not braille to use for when texting on my iPhone.
So if anyone has any good affordable recommendations let me know.
Thanks and take care.
Don Risavy
 
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RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread Louise Peyton

Hello:
What is the difference between using the Hable 1 and the Orbit writer?  Thanks 
in advance.

From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of 
Christopher Chaltain
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 1:03 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

There's also the Hable. You can find more at Hable - Smart devices made 
accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It's available 
through the AT Guys at Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or 
Smartphone - Easy to Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts 
(atguys.com)

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Sent: Saturday, March 9, 2024 9:45 AM
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Subject: RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input keyboard, 
very small and is $99.
https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/

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Thanks and take care.
Don Risavy

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Re: Those of you that have Nest Thermostats.

2024-03-10 Thread Jenny Bomareto

If you think the learning mode is on, how do I turn that off? Or would it be better for a visual person to do that with the wheel thing on the thermostat that’s connected to the wall?  Also, will I still conserve energy if learning mode is turned off? When I leave to go somewhere will it go into a way mode since you know how like when you leave your house that’s why it normally does that it’s so it’s not using as much energy once you leave your house.Thanks for reading regarding this matter.Jenny BomaretoSent from my iPhone 15On Mar 10, 2024, at 12:02 AM, Mario Eiland  wrote:Hi Jenny,It sounds like you might have your thermostat set on learning mode?I turned learning mode off and I just go with the conventional way of using a schedule. I keep mine always in heat or cool mode depending in which season we are and om home mode all the time. There are four of us living in the house and seldom is the house empty. So I don’t find it necessary to have it change to away.I scheduled for the night temperature to drop as low as 65 degrees from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM. From 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM I have it set to get up to 68 degrees.Of course, if I need it to change it then I use my Alexa to tell it to set the heat or cool to whatever temperature I want. Also, I can use the Nest app to do that as well, but I find it’s more convenient to use the Alexa devices.I don’t know if that helps any, but there you go.   From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Jenny BomaretoSent: Saturday, March 9, 2024 5:02 PMTo: viphone@googlegroups.comSubject: Those of you that have Nest Thermostats. Is it better to keep it on home mode when I’m at home? To conserve energy as I do not want to do the eco-temperatures because I don’t know what is the proper range for that and of course I know the reason it goes to a way mode for when I leave my house is to conserve energy. Cooling is said to 78° with the current temperature of 74°. Now earlier today even though it’s been set on 78 and I have not changed the temperature earlier we’re staying with the temperature of 70° sometimes 71 sometimes 72 sometimes 73° again I have not changed, the temperature since my neighbor took off all those schedules I have no clue how that happened but she turned auto schedule off.  Thanks for reading regarding this matter.Jenny BomaretoSent from my iPhone 15-- The following information is important for all members of the V iPhone list. If you have any questions or concerns about the running of this list, or if you feel that a member's post is inappropriate, please contact the owners or moderators directly rather than posting on the list itself. Your V iPhone list moderator is Mark Taylor. Mark can be reached at: mk...@ucla.edu. Your list owner is Cara Quinn - you can reach Cara at caraqu...@caraquinn.com The archives for this list can be searched at:http://www.mail-archive.com/viphone@googlegroups.com/--- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "VIPhone" group.To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to viphone+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com.To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/viphone/EE4399E2-4679-4B89-92D4-DA2B1FABC572%40gmail.com.



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RE: Small bluetooth keyboard recommendations

2024-03-10 Thread Christopher Chaltain

There's also the Hable. You can find more at Hable - Smart devices made 
accessible to everyone (iamhable.com) It's available 
through the AT Guys at Hable One Smallest Braille Keyboard For Any Tablet or 
Smartphone - Easy to Carry : A. T. Guys, Your Access Technology Experts 
(atguys.com)

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As Dennis said, the Orbit Writer is Bluetooth and a braille input keyboard, 
very small and is $99.
https://www.orbitresearch.com/product/orbit-writer/


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Hello all,
I'm looking for a small Bluetooth keyboard either braille or not braille to use 
for when texting on my iPhone.
So if anyone has any good affordable recommendations let me know.
Thanks and take care.
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RE: Accessible doorbell systems

2024-03-10 Thread djrisavyjr

Yes that’s what was looking for and asfter when asking.

So how do they come and are they wired or wireless?

I have the Alexa devices from amazon plus my iPhone and google home too.

Are they expensive?

Thanks.

 

 

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Eiland
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 9:23 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: Accessible doorbell systems

 

Hi Don,

 

When asking about accessible doorbells, what do you mean by accessible? How 
accessible would you like it to be?

I also use the Ring doorbell and I have it integrated with everybody’s  iPhone 
who lives in the house plus our Echo devices. Any time anyone nears our house 
porch we receive announcements that it detected motion. If someone rings the 
doorbell we have the option to either pick it up via the Ring app on our 
iPhones or the Alexa by simply asking Alexa to answer doorbell. For those who 
can see can activate the camera on their phones and see who is at the door. 
Unfortunately, it doesn’t identify the person for me yet. I’m hoping that’s 
near in the future with the advancement of AI. But for now I love it since we 
are notified any time we have a package dropped off and if anyone is home then 
we can immediately retrieve it.

I’m not sure how it integrates with the Google Home, but with the Echo devices 
you can download, what they call a Skill with the Alexa app and as long as you 
have a Ring account establish then you can sign into the Ring Skill and 
integrate it with your Echo. It’s pretty awesome!

Hope that helps some!

 

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Subject: Re: Accessible doorbell systems

 

I believe ring doorbell is a good one. Anyway, good luck. Esther.

Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 13 Pro Max!

 

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wrote:



Hello all,

I was wondering what anyone suggest or recommend as the most accessible and 
also affordable doorbell system is for a single widower person living in a 
small size condo that can be accessed with various devices like iPhones, google 
home or Alexa and how easy are they to set up?

Thanks.

Don

 

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Share Your Location In Google Maps

2024-03-10 Thread Rob Armstrong

Double tap Account And Settings in the top right corner of the main screen
of Google Maps.

Double tap Location Sharing.

Double tap Share Location.

Scroll through your contacts on the lower portion of the screen.

Double tap on the contact you want to share your location with.

 

I did not go any further with the process, so there may be another step.

 

To stop sharing, follow the same process to get into the location sharing
section.  There will probably be a button to stop sharing.

 

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RE: Accessible doorbell systems

2024-03-10 Thread Mario Eiland

Hi Don,

 

When asking about accessible doorbells, what do you mean by accessible? How 
accessible would you like it to be?

I also use the Ring doorbell and I have it integrated with everybody’s  iPhone 
who lives in the house plus our Echo devices. Any time anyone nears our house 
porch we receive announcements that it detected motion. If someone rings the 
doorbell we have the option to either pick it up via the Ring app on our 
iPhones or the Alexa by simply asking Alexa to answer doorbell. For those who 
can see can activate the camera on their phones and see who is at the door. 
Unfortunately, it doesn’t identify the person for me yet. I’m hoping that’s 
near in the future with the advancement of AI. But for now I love it since we 
are notified any time we have a package dropped off and if anyone is home then 
we can immediately retrieve it.

I’m not sure how it integrates with the Google Home, but with the Echo devices 
you can download, what they call a Skill with the Alexa app and as long as you 
have a Ring account establish then you can sign into the Ring Skill and 
integrate it with your Echo. It’s pretty awesome!

Hope that helps some!

 

From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Esther 
Levegnale
Sent: Sunday, March 10, 2024 6:05 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Accessible doorbell systems

 

I believe ring doorbell is a good one. Anyway, good luck. Esther.

Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 13 Pro Max!





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wrote:



Hello all,

I was wondering what anyone suggest or recommend as the most accessible and 
also affordable doorbell system is for a single widower person living in a 
small size condo that can be accessed with various devices like iPhones, google 
home or Alexa and how easy are they to set up?

Thanks.

Don

 

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Re: What Navigation App Are You Using These Days?

2024-03-10 Thread Gezim Rexha

Talking about Google Maps, could anyone tell me how ëi can send a pin of my 
location? I have sometimes been asked to do so by sighted people, and I didn't 
know how to do that.

Cheers,
Gezim
Sent from my iPhone

> On 9 Mar 2024, at 18:16, Richard Turner  wrote:
> 
> I too like Google Maps and use it the most when navigating for a driver.
> What I really like about it over Apple Maps is that you can do a route 
> walk-through quite easily.
> But, it is only a turn-by-turn program, it doesn't tell you about the streets 
> you are crossing, etc.  That is where something like GoodMaps Outdoors, or 
> some of the other GPS apps with blindness in mind are helpful.
> BlindSquare does a nice job of this, but it is $39.99.  And the BlindSquare 
> database for points of interest may not be updated as often, though I think 
> that will change in time.  
> 
> Remember, GoodMaps Outdoors is the same as the Sendero GPS only free instead 
> of a few hundred dollars that it had cost when it first came out and later a 
> couple hundred when AIRA bought it.  Then, they basically gave it to the APH 
> connected GoodMaps group where Mike May is now working.  Mike had been the 
> founder of Sendero and prime mover behind Sendero GPS and what came before.  
> He is the true pioneer in navigation systems for the blind.
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> From: viphone@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Mike 
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> To: viphone@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: What Navigation App Are You Using These Days?
> 
> Nearby Explorer was definitely the best GPS app for getting location 
> information. It’s a shame that development of that app was discontinued. I 
> would say the two best apps for that now are Blindsquare and Good Maps 
> Outdoors. For navigation I think Google Maps is one of the best choices.
> 
>> On Mar 8, 2024, at 1:29 PM, Joe Orozco  wrote:
>> 
>> Hello,
>> 
>> What navigation/GPS apps are you using these days?
>> 
>> I tried Lazarillo and didn’t find it as good as I’d remembered when it
>> first came out. That’s purely subjective. I felt the directions and
>> general awareness weren’t consistent, but again, just a me thing.
>> 
>> I tried VoiceVista and did not find it quite as good as I’d remembered
>> SoundScape.
>> 
>> I’m going to keep working with both apps, because I’m convinced it’s
>> just me quickly opening apps when I need them in the moment and not
>> necessarily exploring them when I have a little more time to
>> familiarize myself with the interface.
>> 
>> I like Google Maps and the native Maps app, the former slightly more
>> for its ability to tell me if the destination is on the left or right,
>> but I feel as though I have to supplement these with a third party app
>> to get a more complete experience. In my opinion, nothing compares to
>> Nearby Explorer, but I’m working with blind students who would ideally
>> get the right navigation app at little or no cost.
>> 
>> Thank you kindly in advance for your recommendations and explanation
>> for what makes your navigation app the best one in your opinion.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> 
>> Joe
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Re: Accessible doorbell systems

2024-03-10 Thread Esther Levegnale

I believe ring doorbell is a good one. Anyway, good luck. Esther.Sent From Esther's Amazing and Awesome iPhone 13 Pro Max!On Mar 10, 2024, at 6:25 AM, djrisav...@att.net wrote:Hello all,I was wondering what anyone suggest or recommend as the most accessible and also affordable doorbell system is for a single widower person living in a small size condo that can be accessed with various devices like iPhones, google home or Alexa and how easy are they to set up?Thanks.Don 



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Accessible doorbell systems

2024-03-10 Thread djrisavyjr

Hello all,

I was wondering what anyone suggest or recommend as the most accessible and
also affordable doorbell system is for a single widower person living in a
small size condo that can be accessed with various devices like iPhones,
google home or Alexa and how easy are they to set up?

Thanks.

Don

 

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