After reading some of the "What Do They Do" thread, I just want to put a
positive spin on our thoughts in this list here.
When I first considered an iPhone I had very serious misgivings as to
whether or not I'd be able -- as a totally blind person -- to effectively
use an iPhone.
One step I took was to subscribe to this list so I could get a feel for
whether or not I would be able to grasp the concepts and usage of said
device.
What I discovered from this list is that the iPhone is a wonderfully
accessible product; designed by Apple to be so. But I also learned that it
would take some effort on my part to learn how to use this magic
communicator (all that's missing is the "Stun" app) ;-)).
I learned a lot from all sorts of questions and answers; all questions
indeed. What I learned from the "advanced questions" is that this device
has the remarkable capability to interface meaningfully with blind users.
What I learned from the "hold my hand questions" is that getting to the
advanced stage will be potentially daunting to some folks. I appreciate all
questions because it made me completely aware of what I was getting into
when I finally ordered my iPhone 5.
And glad I am that I stepped into the world of smart mobile phones; as glad
I am that I subscribed to this list and learned what I needed to be aware of
when taking that step.
God bless and "Thank You" to all of you!
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Holland's Boy, Bill
- "What's right is what's left if you do everything wrong."
- Robin Williams
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