Re: iPhone Debate.

John G Heim <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.blinux.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I think you should give touch screens another try. If it was me, I'd be 
afraid of ending up like some old grandad who doesn't know how to use a 
keyboard. You can't stop the relentless march of technology.


Smart phones themselves have been a huge boon for blind people but I am 
not so sure about touch screens. Just having a GPS in your pocket is 
enough of a benefit to make the smart phone a huge boon. There are 
pluses and minuses to touch screens though.
voices it's directions.  Even the most inaccessible app at least does that.

On 11/13/2016 06:44 PM, Hart Larry wrote:
> Well, some  years ago I tried an Iphone, but could never become 
> comfortable with a touch screen. At least an Iphone had a button for 
> SIRI which an Android did not. Well, I ran a search in quotes
> "smart phone with buttons"
> Actually an item came up, but so-far you must buy from out of the US. 
> Its a Kapsys, which they said was going to be available in October. 
> Anyway Kapsys has a touch screen on the left, buttons on the right, 
> however, some of the layout is weird. The Kapsys site is a challenge 
> to find English. I already spoke with the future US distributer, but 
> they like myself are still waiting
> Hart
>

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