On my iPad Mini with Retina it always starts in portrait, tabletop mode.
Whether this can be changed like on the iPhone and iPod Touch I don't know.
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> On 12 Oct 2014, at 22:06, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> True.
> However i feel that on the iphone i'm quite fast with t
Hi!
True.
However i feel that on the iphone i'm quite fast with touchtyping.
But i need to check the braille keyboard out.
Should i have my ipad mini in portrait or landscape and how should i turn it?
I have a braille pen which has a keyboard but i really would love to use the
braille keyboard on
I mostly use tabletop mode and am not having the space problem. I wonder if
some of it has to do with proportionate size or length of fingers or something
related to that which makes this happen more for some of us than others. I also
am becoming faster and faster at braille input mode though I
If space did not work reliably, I would not be using the onscreen braille input
to take notes or write case notes at work. I am now almost as fast onscreen as
I am on the braille keyboard, and expect to be as fast shortly.
The problem some people are having is quite possibly the same problem I s
Actually, I am using my iPad Mini more than I did under iOS 7 because of the
Alex voice and Braiile Screen Input which really works like a Perkins. My
eventual goal is to use my tablet for most operations and use the mac for the
rest.
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> On 11 Oct 2014, at 22:16, Devin Prater
Actually, ever since iOS8, I use the iPad mini more than my iPod touch, because
for one thing I have Alex, and for another, the iPod is slower than an iPod 4
with iOs6.
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> On Oct 9, 2014, at 8:16 AM, Cheryl Homiak wrote:
>
> let me just say: yes, there are bugs. However, I a
Wow, no braille errors! David, how do you manage the space not working? And how
long does it take you to write things on the onscreen braille compared to the
braille display or keyboard?
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> On Oct 9, 2014, at 4:46 PM, David Chittenden wrote:
>
> People are often uncomfortable
Hi all
Really sorry for my post yesterday, I do see your points indeed about
not updating, that's all really and will stop harping on about it.
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On 10/10/2014 03:32, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
Well, I can scarcely speak for everybody, but I'm still glad of my iPod Touch r
Well, I can scarcely speak for everybody, but I'm still glad of my iPod Touch
running iOS 7.1.2 for playing Choice of Games games on. Because, yes, some
bugs are really, really, really annoying and can not simply be excused.
However, I agree with the general sentiment that simply forgoing the
Hi!
I guess its because we want evrything as perfect as possible.
Thats a problem for us in the western part of the world.
SO now i take the plunge and update me phone.
/A
9 okt 2014 kl. 21:07 skrev Christopher Hallsworth :
> Hi all
>
> I know we use our devices whatever ways suit us, but I strug
Hi!
I have upgraded my ipad mini and so far i've only found that voiceover crashes
sometimes.
I can live with it until the bugs are fixt.
I have tried to use the braille input with no luck yet.
/A
9 okt 2014 kl. 15:26 skrev Eugenia Firth :
> Hi Cheryl
> Which device is working okay for the braill
Hi,
I agree with David. Change is not often welcome even though it is inevitable.
There are those who are pioneers breaking new ground, testing the waters, and
settling the frontiers. There are those who wait for the lawlessness to
subside and/or for the cities to mature and quote, "get civi
People are often uncomfortable with change. Therefore, there is a tendancy to
focus on the negatives rather than the positives.
In my opinion, there is also a subset of people who are not happy unless they
are complaining about something. These people do a good job of confusing the
issue for th
Note to self:
All Apple Email list will get very busy on 16th!
Put note in diary!
*smile*
Colin
On 9 Oct 2014, at 22:10, Anders Holmberg wrote:
> Hi!
> Totally agree with you on that.
> I still on my plan with my 5s and i stick with that.
> /A
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Hi!
Totally agree with you on that.
I still on my plan with my 5s and i stick with that.
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8 okt 2014 kl. 20:24 skrev Phil Halton :
> Has Apple ironed out the bugs in iOS 8 yet? And, is the 6+ bending under
> pressure still a problem? Is it going to be a disaster for Apple? I've held
> both iPh
Chris,
Its not hard to understand. I for one do not want to spend time
learning work arounds for bugs that will eventually be fixed. Its not a
game where one scores points. I did not get my iPhone for any purpose
other than to use it as a phone or use the apps on it. I dont want to
have to
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Hi all
I know we use our devices whatever ways suit us, but I struggle to
understand just why people won't update until bugs are fixed, with no
specific rh
Document yeah this is computers were talking about but anyway. I think it's
almost impossible to get every little bug out, but if I understand things, it
sounds like Apple went a long way to figuring out a method for debugging things
when they wrote that new programming language. At least, that'
Hi all
I know we use our devices whatever ways suit us, but I struggle to
understand just why people won't update until bugs are fixed, with no
specific rhyme or reason at all. But being an Apple fan I'm bound to not
understand this. Sure I would like to see bugs fixed along with the rest
of
hi there
That's really interesting. The only thing I can figure is that you got your
calibration set right, and I didn't. Maybe it has something to do with getting
it set wrong, and The iPhone won't change it once it gets set. That's the
only thing I can figure.
I have tried starting over, bu
it is working on my iPad my iPhone 5 s and my iPhone 6+
> --
> Cheryl
> I tried and tried to turn over a new leaf.
> I got crumpled wads of tear-stained paper thrown in the trash!
> Then God gave me a new heart and life:
> His joy for my despairing tears!
> And now, every day:
> "This I call t
Hi Cheryl
Which device is working okay for the braille input? I have a 5S iPhone, and
that is the one I'm having trouble getting it to work on. I don't have an iPad,
unfortunately. At least, not yet! Hey, I have been saying I was going to get
one of those forever. I still haven't done it. I'm tr
let me just say: yes, there are bugs. However, I am using my iPad and both
iPhones every day just as I have always use them. Do I have to do a few little
work arounds? Yes. But still, I am using all of my devices with braille, with
speech, with dictation and Siri and everything else and with the
Hi there
I don't think the bugs are that bad. If I lose VoiceOver, and sometimes when I
press the home key when getting out of an app it happens, I just tell Siri to
turn VoiceOver off then tell her to turn it back on again. The other thing has
to do with the music coming on when you use two fi
uot;
To:
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been way too long’
This pretty much echoes what the panel on MacBreak Weekly said on their
latest podcast. The latest tokes is that people are claiming that their h
I had been waiting to upgrade my phone for some time and did choose the 6plus.
The phone isn't here yet, but feels like a mini, mini in my hand. I did test
to see if it would fit in my pocket -- and it did.
I have not upgraded my current phone to IOS 8 due to multiple bug warnings from
a numbe
for Apple? I've held
>> both iPhone sixes, and I would never buy a 6+. In fact, I'm not too crazy
>> about the six either.
>>
>> Sent from my IPhone
>>
>>
>>> On Oct 8, 2014, at 1:50 PM, Christopher Hallsworth
>>> wrot
My newly-arrived iPhone 6 Plus seems perfectly robust. I love it. What's all
the whinging about? You'd have to go mad at it to bend this.
As to the new stuff, well, I'll have to save up for anything new, but I think
it likely I'll be staying put regardless. My earnest wish, should I ever hav
First, the thing about the iPhone 6 and 6+ bending is a hoax. Yes, you can
break a phone if you really wanted to: but, then again, you can break any
phone, not just iPhones.
So far as IOS8 is concerned, IOS8.0.2 is a little buggy. I anticipate that we
could see IOS8.1 at just around the time
No, the bugs aren't all ironed out but I for one wasn't expecting that this
soon. As for never wanting to own a 6+ and not being crazy about the 6, that's
opinion to which we are al entitled. I am enjoying my 6+, with iOS8 despite the
bugs, imensely and the reason many different phones are avail
y IPhone
On Oct 8, 2014, at 1:50 PM, Christopher Hallsworth
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