Actually there's another group with less traffic but the members are
fantabulous. Look up the AIPhones group. they are the best thing since sliced
bread lol!
On Mar 6, 2011, at 5:26 PM, Bryan Jones wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> You might consider joining the viphone mailing list if you haven't alrea
Hi David,
You might consider joining the viphone mailing list if you haven't already done
so. It's another google group with some of the same members and mods as this
group, but it focusses more specifically on the i-devices. This question seems
to come up frequently on the viphone list and the
ch 06, 2011 14:36
Subject: Re: iPad (3G/WiFi) vs iPhone/iPod Touch
I think it will depend upon the app. For example and this is probably not the
best example, but it comes to mind immediately. For games such as chess, the
larger area would be very helpful. Web browsing provides more room to naviga
and haven't figured that out yet.
Regards,
Cheree Heppe
- Original Message -
From: "David Hole"
To: "MacVisionaries"
Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2011 13:44
Subject: iPad (3G/WiFi) vs iPhone/iPod Touch
> Hi folks.
> Can some one here tell me something about
Nothing makes the iPad essential to blind users, but it is a viable
alternative. Many say they like the situation of having all the apps
and functions on one device. that works fine until the phone rings, and
many times whatever ap you were working with is termainatted, and will
need to be re
I think it will depend upon the app. For example and this is probably not the
best example, but it comes to mind immediately. For games such as chess, the
larger area would be very helpful. Web browsing provides more room to navigate
and thus more info is displayed. THe brief play I had a while
Hi.
I got to play with an iPhone briefly and have ben able to compare that
experience with my iPad.
I find navigating the screen to be much easier with the extra space. I always
felt like my fingers were cramped on the iPhone screen. You can type much more
easily on the iPad too, in portrait
well, magnification users might get along better with the ipad. but i guess
you could ask the question, why would any one want the ipad? i mean the itouch
and the iphone have better hardware in them although the ipad is catching up.
they're smaller and easier to cary around. the battery life
Yes I agree. I will admit I have an ipad, but I most often will use my ipod or
iphone if I need to do something on either of them. all though I do like the
ipad over the ipod or iphone for the news apps, by the way I forgot to say I am
a total I have no sight other then a little light in my righ
Hi folks.
Can some one here tell me something about what makes the iPad
essential for blind users?
I mean, we don't need to see the larger screen wich can be great for
those partially sighted.
So therefor we can get the same out of the iPhone or iPod Touch.
I don't know if I'm right or wrong in thi
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