Good morning Pablo,

My iPhone is totally improving my quality of life and my efficiency in
running my business. I think I am speaking for many if I say that the iPhone
has revolutionized the way we can interact with information on a mobil
platform. What Apple has done by putting such a level of accessibility into
an off-the-shelf mass market device might just be the most important thing
that has happened to how blind people use technology ever.
Maybe now an Android phone might give good accessibility, but it sure didn't
when I bought my first iPhone 4 years ago and as somebody who has sensitive
data on my phone relating to my business the iPhone is in my opinion
superior because of the security it offers. 

As far as improving Apple products or iOS 8 in particular, not using it and
not providing feedback to Apple regarding the bugs will do even less. If all
blind people thought like you and nobody had downloaded iOS 8 and reported
back to Apple how would they fix the issues? Eventually we all have to
upgrade because our old devices will be no longer supported. Sure, I could
probably use my iPhone 5S with iOS 7.1.2 for another 3 or 4 years, but at
that point I probably start running into problems because app developers are
no longer supporting such an old version of iOS and so on. Then I have 2
options: either upgrade to the latest iOS version which if no blind people
used it and provided bug reports to Apple would probably have even more bugs
as you predict or I could switch to another platform which maybe is better
and maybe it's not. 

I think if you are so set on not giving Apple anything you should sell your
iPhone and move to Android. One good thing is that you may not have to
complain avout upgrading because you might not be able to upgrade given the
fragmentation of devices and the fact they often either can't run newer
versions of Android or the carriers don't offer them.

I know we won't see eye to eye on this, but that's of course OK as we all
are entitled to our opinions. I totally agree that iOS 8 especially for
Voiceover users is full of bugs and that it has more bugs than other iOS
releases. But the difference between you and me is that I always try to see
the good things first both in people and products. You focus on the bad
aspects of a product first and for you these negative aspects overshadow the
good aspects. Like I said, everybody is entitled to their opinions and to
look at the world and the people around us any which way they like, but I
prefer the positive approach and believe in trying to make a difference if I
can. I believe Apple still has a commitment to accessibility and that there
are probably reasons why they couldn't fix these bugs when iOS 8 was
released. The new iOS goes with new devices and there is probably so much
more involved in such a release than we'll ever know and it's unlikely they
can simply push it back by a month or 2.

OK, that's my last post regarding this topic so, Pablo, as I said before,
continue with iOS 7.1.2 and decide for yourself when you feel it's safe to
upgrade or maybe skip iOS 8 altogether and see what people say about iOS 9.
If you are so convinced that accessibility in iOS will continue to get worse
than I would totally encourage you to buy an Android phone and see if Google
listens better when you tell them about the bugs in their OS which I have no
doubt exist.


Regards,
Sieghard

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Pablo Morales
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2014 3:11 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: issues I have with the new update.

Sieghard
If you continue defending the apple business, you will not be improving your
life quality. You will not improve the apple devices, you will not improve
the IOs8 quality either. Maybe you are protecting your own business now, but
one year ago, I said the same things that now the people on the  list, and
around the world is saying. Apple is abusing.
But if you continue on that position, next year this issue is going to be
worse, not better. Business doesn't work like this.
They want the money of the customers, if they don't receive our money, they
need to improve their products, to make it fancy  or attractive for us.
They will not improve IOs 8  quality, or accessibility quality, if we looks
so happy with their job. When you every year pay almost a thousand of
dollars for one new apple phone, it means that you are happy with what ever
they have done. Again, I am not talking about only about blind people. I am
talking about every body, because you and every body here, been blind,  is
people, right?
Ok, it is my point. Many times, we run to the apple store, to buy what ever
they put on their desks. They are making money with our money. But we are
getting a lot of problems with their IOs releases every year. What is the
solution?
Run and buy a new iPhone every year?
Get the IOs bugs, and wait until apple developers fix their bugs?
Be patience with apple?
They are patience with the customers?
Are you paying them little bit by little bit, or you have to pay everything
on one time, or you have to sign a contract for 2 or 3 years with who ever
sales iPhones?
Why we have to be patience??
No, of course no.


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2014 1:10 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: issues I have with the new update.

Correct, and I believe it was something like 9 people who actually reported
their iPhone bent out of several millions which were sold. I bent my iPhone
5S a few months ago but it was my own fault and if you were to really look
at what happened with those iPhone 6 Plus units that did bent you would
probably find that it also was the user's fault. Don't forget that the media
is totally out to slam Apple wherever they can so everything even if it
really is not a problem gets blown out of proportion. Apparently you are one
of those who believe everything they read online... bad idea, Pablo, you can
read anything online even many reports of people who love iOS 8 *smile*.


Regards,
Sieghard

-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of David Chittenden
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2014 4:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: issues I have with the new update.

Did you also read the Consumer Reports follow-up report where they purchased
an iPhone 6+ and tested it against sevcral other phones of the same size? 

Well, the iPhone withstood 20 pounds more pressure before starting to bend
compared with it's closest competitor. In other words, the story about Apple
being so bad did not hold up.

When you switch to Android or WINDOWS phone, please let me know how much
better the new phone choice works out for you. Which ever phone you decide
to go with, I hope it works out for you. As for me, I remain an Apple fanboy
for now.

David Chittenden, MSc, MRCAA
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: +64 21 2288 288
Sent from my iPhone

> On 29 Sep 2014, at 09:22, Pablo Morales <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Well my friend. I can tell you. You are right. Apple in the last 2 
> years
has
> been doing very very bad. They are abusing of their reputation. They 
> are believing that they are enough, and they are not paying so much 
> attention
to
> the quality of their products. As I said before. My iPhone 5s, is the 
> last iPhone that I would be buy. Until apple start to be  more humble, 
> and more focus in the quality of Ios, and iPhones also. By the way, 
> today I read something online, saying that are people making complain 
> to apple, because their iPhone 6+ bends if they put the iPhone in the 
> pockets. Apple respond that their phones are created with a very high 
> quality of glass, and titanium, but any way, are people who reported 
> their
iPhones 6+, bended.
> So sad.
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
> Behalf Of Kevin Wassmer
> Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2014 1:03 AM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: issues I have with the new update.
> 
> Hello folks. I usually don't post on
> here much. However, I am very displeased with Apple. For a company 
> that is very Reputable, I expect a lot more out of apple. I am 
> extremely disappointed. I just might let them know this. First, when a 
> person dials
a
> number manually with voice-over, the numbers stick. I don't know if 
> this
is
> fixed in IOS 8.02 or not. Second, I use my blue tooth keyboard a lot. 
> Now
my
> key board does not type or activate items with Voice-over. I can 
> navigate
on
> the screen. But not type or activate items. On previous updates the 
> issues mentioned above didn't exist. I took my iPhone to the Apple 
> store and they couldn't figure out the issue. I am not mad at the 
> technicians at the
store.
> I am upset with the developers of Apple. They should know better. Also 
> what's this crap of them updating the software and then having the 
> cell phone service not working. If apple keeps this bull crap going on 
> they
will
> lose customer such as myself who have grown to love Apple products. I
might
> email apple and let them know this. If Apple continues to do foolish
things
> like this on their updates, then I will switch to a droid. What a sad 
> day that would be. What do you all think?
> --
> Kevin Wassmer
> [email protected]
> 801-879-2991
> 
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