Bard will be one of the first apps I get on my new iPhone. I will also be getting the google home app so I can get my google home set up again. I really miss it. My sister said that this coming Wednesday we should be able to go and get my new iPhone. That is a very good thing since my flip phone isn't wanting to turn on any more and keeps dropping calls.
On 5/26/19, Mich Verrier <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi I agree with this like you we don't have uber or lift in my town eather. > I use my eye phone to make phone calls but not as much as my land line yes I > still have one of those lol and do other things like using be my eyes and > stuff. From Mich. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of > Joshua Hendrickson > Sent: May 26, 2019 11:48 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: Theme Question: In What Ways Have Apple Products, or Their > Related Third-Party Apps, Increased Your Level of Personal Independence? > > Lift and Uber isn't available in my area, so when I get my new iPhone, I > won't be using those apps. My iPhone is going to be a tool that I use to > make phone calls and some other things. It is because of apps like seeing > AI that first made me want to switch from a flip phone to the iPhone. > However, my iPhone isn't going to be some major device that changed my life. > I'd say something that truly changed my life is my martin D18 guitar. I > have improved very much in my ability to play the guitar now that I have > such a very fine instrument. As for reading braille, I don't read much > braille since so many books are available in audio format. However, I can > read braille just fine. If I picked up a braille book, I'd have no trouble > reading it. > > On 5/26/19, Anthony Vece <[email protected]> wrote: >> There are all types of people out there. >> People who are ignorant. >> I tried to train some people in braille and they didn’t even want to >> know about it. >> They said they had their text-to-speech and that was all they needed. >> I’ve been using braille since I was around five or six years old and I >> thoroughly enjoy it and I still use it today after 60 years. >> God bless Anthony >> >> Sent from my Verizon iPhone XR!!! >> >>> On May 26, 2019, at 10:44 AM, Devin Prater <[email protected]> >>> wrote: >>> >>> Thanks so much. Braille, to me, is reading. How can one call such an >>> important skill dead? >>> >>> Devin Prater >>> Assistive Technology Instructor >>> >>> From: [email protected] on behalf of Anthony Vece >>> <[email protected]> >>> Sent: Sunday, May 26, 2019 9:34 AM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Re: Theme Question: In What Ways Have Apple Products, or >>> Their Related Third-Party Apps, Increased Your Level of Personal >>> Independence? >>> >>> Hi Devon; >>> I am 66 years old and, I am so happy that a lot of young people are >>> using braille for today. >>> I never want to see braille as a loss start. >>> Keep it up. >>> God bless >>> Anthony >>> >>> Sent from my Verizon iPhone XR!!! >>> >>> > On May 25, 2019, at 11:40 PM, Devin Prater <[email protected]> >>> > wrote: >>> > >>> > My journey with Apple started in like 2011, when I got my first >>> > iPod. I was in 9th grade, just learning about technology, and >>> > excited about all that the iPod could do, even back then. I >>> > remember getting an iTunes gift card, and buying books from the >>> > iBooks store, and actually read one during a weekend at my Aunt's >>> > house. >>> > Years after that, I got an iPhone 7, the year that the 8 and 10 >>> > came out, because I just couldn't live with the Google Pixel >>> > anymore. Just like with Linux, I couldn't live with the dirty >>> > implementation of what Google calls "accessibility" on Android. So, >>> > I gave that Pixel back to Verizon, and got the iPhone 7. >>> > >>> > For me, I judge an operating system accessibility on its braille >>> > support. You know Google don't give a crap because BrailleBack >>> > isn't even *included* in the accessibility suite in Android, you >>> > have to get it from the play store. No Android user can justify >>> > this, except to say that some users don't need braille and its >>> > somehow good that Google not "clutter" up their phone with >>> > accessibility, lol. Linux has a good enough braille system, I >>> > suppose, but like everything else regarding accessibility, it can >>> > be not even packaged for your distribution of choice, or not >>> > enabled, or not set up correctly, or have its system-d service >>> > disabled, or have its BRLAPI group not set up with the one you're >>> > assigned to, and so much more. Yeah, Linux is made of so many small >>> > parts, and its an absolute pain to get all of them working nicely >>> > together. >>> > >>> > iOS, however, is just about the gold standard for braille access. >>> > Its not perfect, of course, since you never see formatting symbols >>> > in braille, and sometimes when you type, braille restarts itself, >>> > but my goodness for the most part, it works well. I'm not saying >>> > Apple doesn't have to keep improving, but Google and Linux don't >>> > give a crap, and Microsoft is still fumbling a little with braille, >>> > but iOS 13 will be a great time for Apple to show that they still >>> > care about their blind users, and braille users in particular, by >>> > fixing bugs and adding features, like showing formatting if the >>> > user wants, like italics, bold, and such when reading books and >>> > articles, or allowing the user to set up cells which, if they're >>> > not working anymore, should be skipped in showing braille, so that the >>> > user doesn't get unreliable information. >>> > Yes, both of these have been suggested to Apple by me. >>> > >>> > So, I've gone through just about all operating systems. Apple is >>> > ruggid and reliable, but doesn't change much. Microsoft is shiny & >>> > interesting, but can be rather flimsy sometimes. Linux is large and >>> > hard to wield, and easy to break. Android is easily customized, but >>> > its looseness also allows in malware. Chromebook doesn't really do >>> > much, but that's great for education, and ironically, its braille >>> > support is what Android should have, when you plug in a braille >>> > display, Chromevox automatically comes on, if its not already on, >>> > and drives the display. But like every other screen reader, for some >>> > reason, it doesn't show formatting! >>> > >>> > Sent from my iPhone >>> > >>> >> On May 25, 2019, at 9:18 PM, Mary Jo Partyka <[email protected]> >>> >> wrote: >>> >> >>> >> Hi, >>> >> >>> >> Since I started receiving Apple products in 2011, I have become >>> >> more independent and knowledgeable about what they do. I use my >>> >> phone with the screen only most of the time and like the idea of >>> >> being able to text to people like everyone else. I enjoy exploring >>> >> apps and the calendar is a godsend because my events appear on my >>> >> phone and my computer at the same time. I have broadened my music >>> >> repertoire with the Apple music service and like the idea that >>> >> news items are at our disposal the same time other people receive >>> >> them. Also trying to acquaint myself with apps that use GPS. >>> >> >>> >> >>> >> Mary Jo Partyka >>> >> [email protected] >>> >> >>> >> >>> >>> On May 25, 2019, at 8:28 PM, M. Taylor <[email protected]> wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> Hello Gordon, >>> >>> >>> >>> While I appreciate your sentiment, because I do not want your >>> >>> post to discourage others from contributing to this thread, I >>> >>> will offer a brief rebuttal to your comments. >>> >>> >>> >>> First, my question was not meant to suggest that the visually >>> >>> impaired did not have accessible options prior to the modern >>> >>> version of iOS, Mac OS, etc. >>> >>> >>> >>> Consider, Even though mankind had harnessed the power of fire, >>> >>> thousands of years ago, few would argue that the invention of >>> >>> modern matches or a handheld lighter did not increase personal >>> >>> independence. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Second, in my opinion, the learning curve of the legacy OS >>> >>> systems was tremendously more difficult to master than modern access >>> >>> technology. >>> >>> >>> >>> Third, many of the members in our community did not use any of >>> >>> the old legacy technology so arguing their existence, in my >>> >>> opinion, is pointless as my question was meant to share our Apple >>> >>> product experiences; not to compare Apple products to other >>> >>> technologies, modern or otherwise. >>> >>> >>> >>> Finally, I want to reiterate that I am only posting this rebuttal >>> >>> because I want everyone to continue to contribute to this thread >>> >>> and not to be, in anyway, discouraged by Gordon's comments. I am >>> >>> not posting this in order to engage in a debate. >>> >>> >>> >>> I hope that more of you will contribute to this thread, keeping >>> >>> with its intended purpose which is to simply share how Apple >>> >>> products have increased your personal independence. >>> >>> >>> >>> Mark >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> >>> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >>> >>> On Behalf Of Gordan Radic >>> >>> Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2019 3:43 PM >>> >>> To: [email protected] >>> >>> Subject: Re: Theme Question: In What Ways Have Apple Products, or >>> >>> Their Related Third-Party Apps, Increased Your Level of Personal >>> >>> Independence? >>> >>> >>> >>> Hi to all! >>> >>> >>> >>> I hope i won't be a party breaker but I read some emails on the >>> >>> subjectt and I can't agree with most mentioned. >>> >>> >>> >>> Just to refresh your memory, before iPhone got Voice Over there >>> >>> was a tiny little thing called Symbian, it was used on the Nokia >>> >>> smartphones and there were two screen readers called Talks and Mobile >>> >>> Speak. >>> >>> >>> >>> So, basic things such as calling, keeping up with the contacts, >>> >>> messaging, mailing, calendar, alarms, reading caller ID and even >>> >>> web browsing was available to the blind community times before >>> >>> first iOS with voice over. >>> >>> >>> >>> There wee also music and book players on those old Nokia phones. >>> >>> There were also social media apps and some other things but they >>> >>> weren't accessible with screen readers but, it's not Nokia or >>> >>> Symbian fault, it's the developers thing. We hame the same >>> >>> problems on iOS acasionally. >>> >>> >>> >>> Things we couldn't do on the phone we could do on our PCs. I >>> >>> don't know when exactly Mac got usable Voice Over support but >>> >>> Jaws, Window Eyes, Hal and NVDA are on Windows based PCs for >>> >>> ages. Almost everything mentioned in previous mails was possible >>> >>> for us allthe time and if you ask me, even more than on the >>> >>> iProducts. With all dued respect, I still regularly use my >>> >>> Windows PC for tones of tasks I can do on my phone. >>> >>> >>> >>> So, I can't say that iOS and iDevices in general are not great, >>> >>> they really are but we can't say we didn't live before them. >>> >>> Apple took us to the next level with mobility because we don't >>> >>> need to carry our laptops or whatever with us and we can do >>> >>> things on our iPhones on the go but we were able to do things before >>> >>> iOS with Voice over. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> S poštovanjem >>> >>> >>> >>> Gordan Radić >>> >>> >>> >>> 25.05.2019 u 19:49, Paul and Paula Jordan je napisao/la: >>> >>>> I was the one who swore I didn't want an IPhone no matter what. >>> >>>> That was when the 4S had just come out. I have had a 7 for the >>> >>>> last 2-1/2 years so that in itself says something. Hard to >>> >>>> narrow down to 5 things even with some honorable mentions, but >>> >>>> I'll give it a try. In no particular order: >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 1. the ability to do some things that would otherwise require >>> >>>> sighted >>> >>>> help: BE MY EYES, and VOICE DREAM SCANNER to name just two. >>> >>>> 2. The ability to send text messages to keep in touch with >>> >>>> others when I'm not sure they are able to take a phone call, or >>> >>>> when I just want to leave a brief message. >>> >>>> 3. Ability to schedule appointments on a calendar immediately. >>> >>>> 4. Keeping track of where I am either walking or riding a bus or >>> >>>> paratransit: BLIND SQUARE OR NEARBY EXPLORER. >>> >>>> 5. Playing games on my phone just for fun. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Honorable mentions: 1. Shopping with the SHIPT app and perusing >>> >>>> websites like Chewy at my leisure. >>> >>>> 2. Watching TV using the spectrum app even when I don't have a >>> >>>> TV right where I am whether outside or in a different room from the >>> >>>> set. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 3. Quickly finding business phone numbers or addresses. >>> >>>> 4. Using UBER instead of a taxi since they are quicker, I can >>> >>>> contact the driver directly whether than a dispatcher, and they >>> >>>> are often cheaper. >>> >>>> God bless! >>> >>>> >>> >>>> I'm sure there are more, but that's a good start. Paula and >>> >>>> Garçon -----Original Message----- >>> >>>> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] >>> >>>> On Behalf Of M. Taylor >>> >>>> Sent: Friday, May 24, 2019 1:49 PM >>> >>>> To: [email protected] >>> >>>> Subject: Theme Question: In What Ways Have Apple Products, or >>> >>>> Their Related Third-Party Apps, Increased Your Level of Personal >>> >>>> Independence? >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Hello Everyone, >>> >>>> >>> >>>> What are the 5 most significant ways that iOS, Watch OS, Mac OS, >>> >>>> TV OS and/or any of their third-party apps increased your level >>> >>>> of personal independence. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> As for me:. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 1. >>> >>>> The ability to manage and pay my bills via all of the financial >>> >>>> apps such as Capital One, Bank of America, Apple Pay, etc. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 2. >>> >>>> The ability to navigate with infinitely more confidence with >>> >>>> apps like Seeing Eye GPS Xt, Apple Maps, Uber, Nearby Explorer, >>> >>>> etc. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 3. >>> >>>> The ability to read printed documents and acquire product >>> >>>> information, on the fly, with apps such as K.N.F.B. Reader, >>> >>>> Money Reader, the native iOS camera app, Seeing A.I., etc. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 4. >>> >>>> The ability to quickly and easily access social media and news >>> >>>> with apps such as Twitter, the native Apple News app, NFB >>> >>>> Newsline, Lire Full Text RSS news reader, Good Reads, Yelp, You >>> >>>> Tube, etc. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 5. >>> >>>> The ability to quickly and easily access books with apps such as >>> >>>> BARD Mobile, Kindle, Apple Books, and of course, my beloved Over >>> >>>> Drive. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Honorable Memtions: >>> >>>> 1. >>> >>>> TV Guide Mobile. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 2. >>> >>>> CA Lottery app. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 3. >>> >>>> The Parcel Track package tracking app. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 4. >>> >>>> Digit Eyes Bar Code reader. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> 5. >>> >>>> The My Chart medical App. >>> >>>> >>> >>>> I look forward to all of your replies, >>> >>>> >>> >>>> Mark >>> >>>> >>> >>>> >>> >>>> -- >>> >>>> 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. 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