Well, since I don't actually own a watch yet, I shouldn't be replying to this
question about Morse code. But as a long time ham radio operator, that is
certainly the system I would try first. It would be particularly nice if it
work where you could just have a digits, assuming you know the
The Sports Loop would be similar to the Leather Loop which has been available
for some time, the band is made from interlocking loops rather than a solid
band. It is supposed to help with breathability since under the solid Sports
Band if you get sweaty or if your arms is wet the moisture will
Hi Richard,
Chris already explained the methods, here your example with the Digits method,
10:59:
You would get 1 long tap for 10 o’clock (it is assume the user knows if it’s
morning or night)
Then there is a brief pause, then you get 5 more long taps each of which
indicates 10 minutes and
I use the Digits method with a long vibration for every 10 hours or minutes,
but I find that this system works great for minutes but makes no sense for
hours. If it’s 10 AM, 11 AM or Noon you get just the long tap, a long tap and
short tap and a long tap and two short taps, respectively. Once
o i thought you were useing skype on your pc. sorry. then i am not shure. from
Mich i don’t like the skype for ios. from Mich.
From: Stephanie Mitchell
Sent: Sunday, September 17, 2017 11:40 AM
To: Liel Ben Simonליאל בן סימון
Cc: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Quickly Checking the
Apple calls it Taptic Time, and it can be turned on in the voice over settings
for the watch.
There are 3 different vibration settings you can choose from. Here are the
choices and the vibrations that work for each.
Digits:
When you double-tap the screen, Apple Watch will long tap for every
there is no menu bar. I'm using skype for ios. It has a new chat or call, my info but nothing about adding contacts.
Steph
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> Hi, yes there are 3 or 4
Thing i forgot:go too the Wotch app on your iPhone.
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ב-17 בספט׳ 2017, בשעה 17:54, Richard Turner
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> So, is there a list of the vibrations for the time somewhere?
> Do you have to count the vibrations? If it is 10:59 what kind of
Hi, yes there are 3 or 4 pat urns to choose from. Go too the Wotch app general,
accessibility, VoiceOver, taptic time, and choose from there. You can
demonstrate and check how it works before that you choose one.
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ב-17 בספט׳ 2017, בשעה 17:54, Richard Turner
So, is there a list of the vibrations for the time somewhere?
Do you have to count the vibrations? If it is 10:59 what kind of vibration
pattern will a person get?
There must be a list somewhere, but I can’t find one.
Richard
From: viphone@googlegroups.com [mailto:viphone@googlegroups.com] On
Yes, checking the time on the Apple watch is quick and simple. You can just
tap the screen and it will announce the time, or if you want to get the time
very quietly, you can just tap the screen 2 times and it will give you the time
in vibrations. If you already know the hour and just want
Hi,
You can change the volume of the watch by two finger double tapping and holding
until you hear a soft ding, then dragging your fingers up and down to change
the volume in that direction. The time is generally spoken immediately when you
press the button on the crown.
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These questions are directed at current Apple Watch users. I like the sound
of many of the robust features the Apple Watch offers, particularly once it
has cellular capabilities. But I also want to be able to easily and
unobtrusively use it as a watch. In other words, once you get used to its
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