Do either TypeNBraille or Braille touch process Grade 2!? If anyone
knows how to be a beta tester for Braille Touch, let me know.
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It hasn't been released yet. I guess they wanted to go through more user
testing first.
CB
On 2/21/12 9:47 PM, Daniela Rubio wrote:
Hello all!
I found out that this App could be great. I knew one called
Typeinbraille, but if this works as the video says, it should be great!
Where can I downlo
Hello all!
I found out that this App could be great. I knew one called Typeinbraille, but
if this works as the video says, it should be great!
Where can I download Brailletouch for iPhone or iPad? I can't find it in the
Appstore.
Thank you!
SALUDOS, DANIELA R.T.
MACNETICOS, APPLE Y ACCESIBILIDAD
True, but at some level there is a desire to allow anyone to use the
same interface. So whether I tap around the screen or do split taps and
flicks to move focus, it's still the same interface. It gets a little
weirder when talking about a virtual keyboard because it's not really
part of the ap
Thanks, as always, for the additional detail. I would also like to
subscribe to the viphone list but I have a hard enough time keeping up
with this one, and my phone questions are far fewer than my Mac ones.
CB
On 2/21/12 3:07 PM, Esther wrote:
Hi Chris,
I heard about this from Dónal Fitzpat
Hi Chris,
I heard about this from Dónal Fitzpatrick in the category of most interesting
conference results that he couldn't talk about in detail, so I'll be looking
forward to this. Thanks for the heads up. There's also been recent coverage
at Ars Technica:
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/news
Hi,
Actually universal design does not mean that everybody is forced to use
the same UI, rather the other way around, that an app or the product
you are designing must meet users way of using the device, and that real
world users use devices in many different ways.
Claus
Den 21-02-2012 2
Dunno if anyone read these articles about using a chorded 6-finger input
system to type on a mobile device. It would seem that it should be much
faster to input this way but they haven't done real testing/analysis on
this. It also requires holding the phone sideways with the screen
pointing awa
