On Dec 30, 2016, at 10:36 PM, M. Taylor<mk...@ucla.edu> wrote:
Hello Ed,
There are two ways to accomplish this.
The easiest way is to single-finger, double-tap on the actual channel number,
located on the left side of the row, in the listings view. This will bring up
a single column list view for all the remaining programming, in chronological
order, for that channel, only.
The second way is to use the change time and date button located near the top
of the display.
Mark
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Subject: RE: My 10 Favorite iOS Apps of 2016
Hi Mark,
How do you move over on the list in the tv guide mobile app. Another words say
I am looking at channel 5 at 7:00 to 8:00 and I want to move over to 9:00 to
10:00?
Mr. Ed
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Subject: My 10 Favorite iOS Apps of 2016
Hello Everyone,
As the end of the year approaches, I thought I would share with you my favorite
iOS apps as of 2016.
First, keep in mind that I use all of the apps, listed below, via VoiceOver.
Second, let me say that my most absolutely favorite apps are those of my
banking institutions. For security reasons, I will not list them here but
suffice it to say that they afford me an independence which I would never have
dreamed possible even a few short years ago. I like them so much so that I
conduct virtually all of my financial business via iOS.
Third, I do not like, nore do I use subscription-based apps so none are listed
here.
Fourth, I will not list the native iOS apps, save two, because we all have
instant access to them and, no doubt, have various opinions that will not be
swayed one way or the other by public comment.
The two native iOS apps that I have come to rely on a great deal are:
1.
The Maps app. This app has gotten better and better with each passing year so much
so that it has freed me from the subscription-based A T& T Navigator app,
which, for many years, was a must-have for me. I use this app not only to
facilitate vehicle navigation but also as a business telephone number and address
lookup directory.
And
2.
The native iOS Wallet app with Apple Pay. This iOS feature has truly
revolutionized my purchasing experience; if you have not yet done so, by all
means, give it a try.
Okay, on to my 10 favorite third-party iOS apps which are listed in no
particular order, almost (smile).
1.
The official Twitter app. Hands-down, this is my favorite app of all time.
It's informative, fast and easy to use, fun, and allows me to participate in
the global conversation. In fact, just the other day, the Wendy's restaurant
chain posted one of my tweets to their page.
2.
The CVS Pharmacy app. This app has greatly reduced the amount of time it takes
me to order/refill my prescriptions. It also has a wonderful reminder feature
for those who need help remembering when to take their meds.
3.
The TV Guide Mobile app. Simply stated, with over 400 cable channels to choose
from, I don't know how I would manage my television viewing without this
marvelous tool that allows me to quickly and easily find what I want when I
want it. The best part is that it provides episode descriptions.
This is great when watching a marathon as I can determine which episodes I want
to see, hour-by-hour.
4.
The Over Drive app. As surprising as it may seem, recently I have been using
this app on a daily basis in order to enjoy commercially available audiobooks.
While the BARD/NLS app will always remain a must-have resource, I find that
it's easier to find more recently produced titles via Over Drive. I strongly
suggest that you become a member of as many public library systems as possible
in order to maximize the number of available titles ready for download. For
example, I currently have three library cards. I belong to two local city
library systems and one local county library system.
5.
Seeing Eye GPS XT and Nearby Explorer. I use the iOS native Maps apps for
vehicle navigation and business lookup but when traveling alone, my go to apps
are both Seeing Eye and Nearby Explorer.
6.
The Downcast podcast player. Again, a must-have app, in my opinion.
7.
The Nant Mobile Money Reader app.
8.
The Digit Eyes apps remains a true and trusted resource for me.
9.
The OO Tunes radio tuner. I love this app-especially during baseball season
(smile).
10.
Both the CapitalOne Mobile app and the CapitalOne Wallet app. I am truly
amazed at the progress CapitalOne has made in 2016 in, as of this writing,
making their products 100% VoiceOver accessible.
Well, there you have it.
I hope you find this, if not useful, then at least intertaining (smile).
Please reply with your favorite iOS apps of 2016, okay?
A Happy and blessed New Year to you all and may 2017 be the most accessible
year ever.
Mark
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