[blindlaw] Any reason to get an ipad if already have i-phone?

[mrallman116 at gmail.com]

I have both an iPhone and an iPad. I like the fact that the iPad has more memory and I also use it with a Bluetooth keyboard when I want to be able to type faster and more accurately. I often use my iPad for basic work at home, but I do not think the iPad  is as good as using a device with a screen reader such as jaws when I am doing the bulk of my legal work. I hope this helps.
Melissa
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> On Oct 14, 2017, at 10:24 AM, Shannon via BlindLaw <blindlaw at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> Hello Group,
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> Is there any reason to get an i-pad in practicing law if you already have an
> I-phone.  Are there special apps that only work on the I-pad?  I understand
> for the sighted, it has a bigger screen to enjoy movies etc., but I am
> wondering what special uses it has that the I-phone doesn't.  Does it have
> more storage or speed?
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> Thanks for any input!
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> Sincerely,
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> Shannon Brady Geihsler
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