Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hi! I have one which i only use during the night. But i don't like the pricing of the apple watch. Its a bit steap to be honest. /A > 21 mar 2015 kl. 00:12 skrev Jessica Moss : > > Join the club on the Braille watch thing. I had one a while back that one of > my teachers, I think it was, got me

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Join the club on the Braille watch thing. I had one a while back that one of my teachers, I think it was, got me for my birthday, and loved it for a while, once I started learning how to use a braille clock, but then kept moving the hands out of place most of the time, and found it hard to only

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

I don’t like braille watches because I don’t like the loss of accuracy and general inefficiency that you get from analogue. I’m also not the most sensitive, and find I’m knocking the hands out of place. Ironically this was made particularly clear to me when I started using my Braille Note to g

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

The main reason why I want is because, I'm not allowed to have my mobile phone in the Office. So if a Text comes in or an E-mail comes along, at least I'll know. Those of you who say that they can't check their time discretely, well, I would have my Aftershokz Bluez on if I were in a meeting s

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Well for starters, the appeal is that you won’t need to take your phone out of your pocket to check text messages, respond to text messages, and I believe even answer incoming calls. You can read more about this on the apple watch page by hitting up www.apple.com/watch

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Ok, I'm really confused at this point as to what makes a smartwatch in general, different from using those same features that the phone itself has, aside from the fact that you obviously, wear it on your arm. Can someone please clear this up for me? On Mar 19, 2015, at 9:15 AM, Peter Apgar wro

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Thanks. Where does one go to find more information on this? Pete Sent from my iPhone > On Mar 18, 2015, at 6:22 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote: > > This message has no content. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "MacVisionaries" group. To unsubscribe fro

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Its amazing the things that we simply cannot live without. I have not had a working wrist watch for years, what have I been missing?! And now here is a Dick Tracy watch to beat all. I wonder if I can possibly find a way to live without the Apple Watch. (smiles) From The Believer. . . By

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hi! The thing with the apple watch is that you can do much more than getting time info. I don’t know all features but it seems that you can make it vibrate if you get an sms and other things. /A > 19 mar 2015 kl. 01:18 skrev Mary Otten : > > I am not going to go out and get an Apple Watch right

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hi Mary, I'm with you completely on the braille watch! I can't count all the situations in my life where I've wanted to check the time quietly, either because, as in your example, I didn't want others to know I was doing it, or, as in the case of teaching, it would have been distracting to the

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Cheree Heppe here: Braille watches fit my user patterns best, but, I'm definitely checking the Apple watch out. I travel with a dog guide and don't lose the functionality to dog hair jams. Ever tried adding very small amounts of fish oil or canned sardines to the dog's food? This usually slows

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Well I knew Apple would integrate accessibility somehow like they have done in their other products. Yes in the early days there were no accessibility at all in Apple products but times have changed for the better. On 18/03/2015 22:22, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote: Hi. A few days ago, I found out t

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

I like talking watches but use my iPhone or iPad to check the time. Even if I did get the Apple Watch, I would have to upgrade my phone which I have no plans on doing unless it breaks. Just my £0.02 worth. On 19/03/2015 00:18, Mary Otten wrote: I am not going to go out and get an Apple Watch r

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hello Mary, I’m with you on the braille watch. I’ve had my current one for years, despite a houseful of dogs and cats. The Apple watch appears to be too bulky for my liking. Cheers, Anne > On 19 Mar 2015, at 01:18, Mary Otten wrote: > > I am not going to go out and get an Apple Watch right

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

I am not going to go out and get an Apple Watch right away. Maybe never. I really hate talking watches. And luckily for me, I have had the same braille watch for many many years. I use a guy dog, and mice faithful braille watch still works. Nothing like looking at the time in a meeting without l

Re: So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hi! I would like to have the one made of steel but i don't know the differences. There are no good sport braille watch if i am correctly informed. /A > 18 mar 2015 kl. 23:22 skrev Kawal Gucukoglu : > > Hi. > > A few days ago, I found out that Voice Over is on the Apple watch. So after > all th

So Voice Over is on the Apple Watch.

Hi. A few days ago, I found out that Voice Over is on the Apple watch. So after all that fuss that I made to Apple, which was well worth it, we get Voice Over coming to the Apple Watch. As soon as it is released, I'll be getting the sports model as I have no time keeping device and I for some