SE. I love the
form factor.
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> like an iPhone 5 or 5S. the battery life is amazing. i tested my battery
> and, with heavy
It has been interesting to see some articles in the mainstream tech press
written by people who have actually traded a larger iPhone for this new small
one. It seems like the usual reason is the desire to operate the phone
comfortably with one hand. So good for Apple for recognizing that there i
No, it doesn't fit in most pockets. Maybe if your guy and you have super big
pockets OK. But I know plenty of women whose pockets would not hold that big
phone.
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> Yeah, actually I don't like the sm
What is it doing with images that don't have alt text? Is it acting any
different like saying image for instance?
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> I was frustrated that I could only get VO to read image descriptions if I
> ope
Apple doesn't have much of a history of going back once it does something like
this. Anybody remember the 30 pin connector? How about those who complained
when the original 12 inch MacBook came out with his single connector? Did Apple
change? No.
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my battery life is not
like it used to be, they are going to say something like prove it. And I can't.
Any advice?
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> couple of weeks ago and notice that my battery life is m
had this problem with your new
AppleTV? This is the only thing I am really worried about, since that problem
really interfered with my enjoyment of the older a TV.
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our ass switcher. We open iBooks. It will open to your books
tab and you will find that once again bookshelf is set, rather than how you
left it which was titles. I cannot find a way to keep the setting I have
entered as my new permanent setting.
Mary
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> I've not yet looked at this as my iBooks is a mess
>
> However what I wonder is if the "book Shelf" setting is an overall setting as
> books sit in a boo
Yes, I suppose you could leave it in the app switcher. But I'm sure it didn't
used to behave like this. I have used iBooks for years, and I can't say exactly
when this started, but it wasn't always the case, or I would've been
complaining about it long before now. S
Yes, all my stuff is up-to-date.
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ll me what to do when renting a
movie for the first time when you get this nonsense about going to your
computer to verify information?
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be a good one. We try this on a different older TV, and
the same thing happen. So it's not something with our TV outputs. I would say
it is the sound bar, except I had the same problem before I'll be at with an
older AppleTV.
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words, it's just an old earpiece with the microphone, not a real headset. What
headset do you have?
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are faster
>> at this. What happens if you have some app running making noise all the
>> time. You could try something like
>>
>> http://github.com/downloads/jonshea/Noisy/Noisy.zip
>>
>> which makes white/pink/brown noise, and turn the volume way down.
>>
I imagine what you were suggesting would work. But I don't know of any way to
get that app onto the AppleTV. Nor do I know a way of having the volume for
such an app set very low well other volume is set to a higher level.
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different TVs, I'm thinking
it's not the Apple device. It's either the something with the optical out port
or, more likely in my view, something to do with the sound bar. And this isn't
a cheap sound bar. It's klipsch, so it should not be cheaply made or anything.
Mary
Se
Having had the problem previously with an NAD receiver, I'm not inclined to
try that again. I have never seen a sound bar with an HDMI pass-through. How
does that work? What connects the TV with the sound bar? And what kind of sound
bar is it?
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I just got an email from eBay telling me that PayPal via eBay is offering this
deal. I copied out the relevant text, which was a link in my email. I hope it
shows up as a link here.
Get a $50 iTunes Gift Card for $40 delivered via email from PayPal (20% savings)
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>
> I normally do not cross-post, however a question was asked both on the
g time ago in favor of
making the regular site compliant with web standards. But this is Amazon, so
forget it.
Mary
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> Hello, it turns out, I think that was the problem. I have a feeling I was on
> the access
months and then fixed.
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> Principal Accessibility @Amazon is pkorn@
>> On Wed, Dec 23, 2015 at 2:21 PM Mary Otten wrote:
>> Both the access site and the mobile site don't show full reviews. If yo
If I had a dollar for every letter I have sent to Amazon over the years
regarding various accessibility issues, I wouldn't be rich. But I would
certainly be able to go out with my husband to a very very nice dinner.
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> On Dec 23, 2015, at 4:50 PM, Karen Lewelle
bsite. And
I have found some recipes on another website. You can also adapt pressure
cooker recipes for it, but it cooks at a slightly lower pressure than the usual
stovetop pressure cookers. The app also lets you enter your own recipes. There
is also going to be or is, an android app
Mary
Se
d like one. And for someone just
starting out, with limited space, and accessible device like this the took the
place of a rice cooker, pressure cooker in slow cooker would be a huge space
saver.
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> wrot
t on while you're at
work? Don't think so. Anyway, it is Bluetooth and not Wi-Fi.
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> That’s a steal, I would have probably figured it for 100 more. That’s tall
> money for the basics but if yo
ught to go to bat and
number one, figure out what causes it and fix it and also help out with
refunds. But I really am curious if others are having this problem.
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kindle books, and those are pretty well documented. But for iBooks, for some
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> I believe it’s fairly trivial to crack the DRM if it’s present and remember
>
The titles of the two books in question are: the healing kitchen and the Paleo
cupboard. Both were published at the end of 2015. I think one was in November
and the other in December.
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most recent at the top. But that does not carry over to collections.
Any help or advice here?
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Hi Scott,
Wasn't that T-Mobile unlimited lines a special deal that they offered last
spring? When we switched this fall, it wasn't available. And I think I looked
at it and saw that it was a limited time offer last spring perhaps into summer.
If it's back again, I'd love to
thing.
What am I doing wrong. I checked the rotor to see if somehow I had missed the
introduction of an action item. Nothing there. I need to get some stuff off of
my mini, and can't do it. Help!
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Touch and hence a more finicky delete process. Oh well.
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> If you can’t figure it out for now,
Hi Rachel,
Nope. Restrictions are not enabled. I ended up going to settings and iCloud,
and got rid of the apps there. Not what I had in mind, but at least it works.
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> Hi Mary,
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> See if by some str
Bluetooth keyboard support is coming.
.
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Is there a way to get audio description in iTunes on the iPad or on the AppleTV
fourth-generation or for that matter, prior generations?
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> If you say in System Preferences, Accessibility that
Yes, I know about Netflix. But I was wondering about iTunes specifically. Maybe
I didn't say that in my original question?
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> I know that Netflix will do it, provided that the content be de
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> Only 18 headsets Mark, why so few?
>
> :)
>
> As someone who also changes headsets like they do clothes, I also like both
> of these head sets. I however am the reverse of you
Thanks. The legend it shall be. That behind the ear loop is a must-have in my
book.
Mary
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> The proprietary charging isn’t a big deal to me, Mark may wish to counter
> though as he felt more strongly about
the iBooks store does no good. Has anyone had this? How
did you fix it?
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Hi Andrew,
Well, I certainly understand your frustration. But I don't think it is an
accessibility issue. I don't know what it is that caused my problem, or why it
improves when I plugged my iPad mini in. But in any case, it doesn't really
seem like an accessibility problem as su
That program scans in the cloud and recognizes in the cloud. And it costs more
than fine raider. If you don't mind relying on the Internet, I guess it's OK.
The learning curve is probably less. But I don't care for the whole cloud
aspect.
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Devon,
The law just happens to disagree with you.
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> Piracy isn't stealing, it's copying. Sure, it's illegal, but it's not
> stealing, as the original person still has a copy. Stop with the sensational
> crap and learn
It seems the only thing this affects is the Alex voice. So even on a Mac, if
you have other voices, I would think it should be possible to solve the
problem. This is rather like the stupid juvenile trick people were playing with
jaws a few years ago. I think it was eloquence that had a string th
erent computer or device, you can
instantly see that they have signed up. That sounds like a heap of trouble,
but, hope springs eternal. Any experience?
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35 bucks on a good professional resource.
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> On Feb 28, 2016, at 7:16 PM, Jason Shaw wrote:
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> $35 is still a lot for many people. This knowledge should be free to
> everybody with an option to donate to the auth
oduct wouldn't be around
anymore. Maybe you can get your money back.
Mary
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> Hi all,
>
> I just wanted to share my experience with the list.
>
> As you know, I decided to try out a tactile screen p
use the touchscreen without the dots. And now,
when I see a friends phone with the dots, I find them sort of disconcerting. I
do hope you can get your money back, since you obviously didn't have a good
experience.
Mary
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which now makes me wonder about the integrity of
that back up. It has been a very long time since I used iTunes to back up
anything. Clearly, I'm missing something.
Mary
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browse. But I'm
not seeing any of my safe stations. It seems to me that this problem has been
discussed before, but I don't remember what the solution was if any. I did find
an unlabeled button, which I pressed with no resulting action.
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> Mary, here's the trick, Press that unlabeled button
I have recently upgraded my phone, and I am happy to report that, thus far, I
have not seen that bud where you hit delete and it thincs you hit reply. I hope
this is not just a lucky fluke, but that this bug is in fact squashed. Good
riddance!
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> On Sep 19, 2015, at 3:55 PM,
Hi Jeff,
If there is such a thing, where you can split voiceover off and haven't stay in
the iPhone while the music goes to Bluetooth, I am not aware of it. I would
love to be proven wrong.
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leave it up to
us, the human readers with the smarts, to figure it out for ourselves?
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how to get back where I need to be in the text writing app.
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the right of the spacebar.. I hate that. So I'm looking for something that
is full-size if it
have seen online or
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buy it out right?
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to in the future?
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PS. I could certainly right Winston. But before doing so, I thought I would ask
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> For a couple of days now, I have been using radium for mac and love it. I
> have my Sirius/XM account connected. How ever, I am n
, neither of which
was the sought after manual. What am I doing wrong question and where can I
find Bluetooth keyboard commands that are usable in iOS nine?
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I am planning to restore from an iTunes backup. I have everything all backed up
and ready to go. If you plan on having your new one set up a lot differently
from your old one, you might not want to do that.
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Hi all,
I just got my new 6S today, and it seems to me that the quality of the speaker
is a bit better. Bye better, I guess I should say, there seems to be more base.
I assume this is because of the larger size of the phone. I noticed the same
thing on my friends six as compared to my 5S.
Mary
replacing, lifting and
replacing. And this time it worked. Whether it was the cited help or the
improved touch ID sensor, I don't know. But I finally got a finger entered, and
it actually works.
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the size is a
dealbreaker in my opinion.
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> Hi!
> I am about to order an iphone 6s.
> However is it very big?
> I have seen the iphone 6 plus and that one is to big for me.
> I don’t see no rea
en OK everything. Once that
happened, the purchase went through. After that, I was able to restore voices I
had previously purchased. Go figure
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> Mary,
>
> I got that exact message back in February after getting a new iPhone 6 and
> restoring my encrypted backup from iTunes when I went to Voice Dream t
oices from ivona.
Mary
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> Mary,
>
> I agree. Sometimes a 5 spot is a good investment in order to avoid further
> aggravation. And maybe Sharon will grow on you.
>
> Alan
>
> -Orig
hands. Oh well. There
was a rumor that said they were going to come out with a new one that was the
same size as the 5S. But so far, as you know that has not happened. Plus, if
they do, it probably won't have all of the same features as the larger phones.
Mary
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> On Sep
happened. So I signed in
the usual way and the book was purchased. Now I don't have a problem signing
in. I have been doing it for a long time. But I am confused as to how this
touch ID thing is supposed to work. There must be some setting I am missing. Or
I just don't understand its opera
thing it's too big, you
will be nothing but frustrated. That is just my opinion of course. Where did
you get the gorilla glass screen protector?
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>
> What is optical image stabilization? So
o test out the theory, since it
has been less than four hours since I signed in and made that purchase.
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> Mary, have you turn your phone off lately? I believe there is a time period,
> about 4 hour
My carrier store does not have glass screen protectors. That is T-Mobile. I got
one for my 5S2 years ago from the Verizon store. I have seen one online made by
anger, and sold from Amazon via anchor direct. I am debating whether or not I
want to get another one.
Mary
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r me as a blind person, optical
image stabilization is not necessary or useful.
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> I think they (they being Apple) should ComeOut with a couple of iPhones with
> TheSameSpecs&Features with the exception of
Yes, Alan, I do have all three of those things active in my touch ID settings.
Everything checks out in the settings. And I posted this question to both
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> On Sep
Hi Scott,
I am new to T-Mobile, so I have no history with them to comment on. I have not
noticed any particular difference between my coverage with them and with
Verizon in and around town. I have gotten conflicting word from T-Mobile
regarding the whole issue of band 12 and whether or not it is
27;m doing really, right? No, don't
answer that.
Mary
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> Hi Mary,
>
> SO what you want to do is enter the phone in to test mode.
>
> First, browse somewhere or open your mail, just make sure
in 2.275. At
least that is what was red right after that abbreviation. Nothing was ran after
upload or download frequency. I also got a number four for something called
frequency band with indicator I think it was. Does that tell you anything?
Mary
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thought they needed to take it away and
haven't put it back I have no idea.
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> Hi,
>
> that’s really interesting. I’m reading a technical book for a class that I am
> taking and I believe I have
d off, so I know I was on
LTE. So I don't know what it takes to get a data session, but there you go. I
got the info I needed, as you say.
Mary
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> Mary, yes it does.
>
> It tells me that you’re us
Thank you so much, Alex for posting this list of bugs in the new operating
system. Having just read a mainstream review the talked about how this was a
"rock solid" release, it is disheartening to see so many bugs in your list. I
do know that Apple cares about accessibility. But it is damned har
sound good. But
apparently some of them don't work right yet. Better to wait.
Mary
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> You can’t really go by these bug lists. They may be an issue for one person,
> not on another. Depends on
I have been quite impressed with the snappiness of my new 6s as compared with
my 5S. Indeed, when I use my iPad mini to, I can really tell the difference
between it and my 6s. So I wonder for those of you who have either purchased
iPad mini 4 or the latest iPod touch and also have an upgraded p
To the person who said they don't remember negativity when new releases of
screen readers came along, I can only say, I don't know where you were. But I
used to be a regular on the window eyes list. And let me say, there were tons
and tons and tons of complaints every time new releases came out.
pages, the problems with the neuance
etc., those do concern me a lot.
Mary
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> Hi all,
>
> I finally had a minute to read Alex's bugs list. I thought it worth
> mentioning that many of those bugs are b
, using Yosemite,
and don't recall having the bug. But again, I don't use that method very often.
Mary
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> Hi Mary,
>
> The one that bugs me the most on a day-to-day basis is the one pertaining to
&g
e. As for those of you
who wish to break the law, that is your business. And I hope you get caught.
Smile.
Mary
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> On Oct 1, 2015, at 10:38 AM, Scott Granados wrote:
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> So I think there is some validity to the complaints. Apple under Steve was a
> much more thor
Thanks, Scott. I hope people have better luck with t-mo then I did. They were
clue free when I called them just now. I mean totally clue free.
Mary
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> On Oct 1, 2015, at 1:46 PM, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> Thought this was important enough to bring up here in ca
t you and the others at
Appleblle vis do.
Mary
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> On Oct 1, 2015, at 3:01 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I wanted to hit a few points I've seen raised in this thread.
>
> First, I want to address George's comment suggesting that I would do a
For whatever the reason, I simply don't think Apple has higher the expertise
they need to get braille right. I think this notion of them doing something
special with braille on the screen is nonsense. If I'm wrong and proven wrong,
so be it. But I really do believe the problem is they don't know
eople who need one
can get a display at no cost in many European countries. We certainly cannot do
that here.
Mary
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> On Oct 2, 2015, at 5:23 AM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
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> Nah Anders, I feel your pain completely. Even iOS has acceptable braille
> support,
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