Over time shouldn't the UI for the internet of things simply coalesce
into a pile of apps for your iPhone? Stop making custom UI
controllers/remotes and just make apps. Then accessibility would be more
possible and you wouldn't need to find one of the 20 little remotes. For
example, the Honeywell app doesn't work with voiceover beyond letting me
know the current temperature and that it's following the schedule, but
it's far more likely they can/will fix that than to get the touch screen
on the wall speaking.
CB
On 9/29/15 6:40 AM, Krister Ekstrom wrote:
According to M3 a Swedish magazine for everything mobile and smart phones,
Sonos will soon release a new variant of the Play 5. According to the paper,
the Play5 will have improved sound quality but, and this is the reason i post,
the physical buttons will be replaced by touch functions and we all know what
that means to someone blind or visually impaired. Is it time to look at other
multiroom streaming solutions?
/Krister
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