[Electronics-talk] I-phone users

[Jude DaShiell]

The other advantage to an IPhone and this isn't for anyone who just wants 
a basic phone is that it has the largest number of accessible applications 
available for it.  While android is accessible it's both a work very much 
still under construction the application that makes those phones 
accessible has to be downloaded and installed.  Pick an inaccessible 
iphone up and it either needs a battery charge or to get VoiceOver turned 
on by either ITunes or someone that can see.  What the modern Aple 
products are is what accessibility ought to have been from the get go.  By 
now, Android may have a pre-existing speech app on their phones but the 
last time I checked that wasn't the case.  Two accessories I have for my 
IPhone are a bluetooth keyboard made by Motorola for Android phones (which 
has no trouble pairing with my IPhone) and a bluetooth headset Motorola 
S-9 and they're available for a little over $20.00 on amazon.com.  The 
keyboard which is full-sized was originally $68.00 at Target but I got it 
on clearance sale for $48.00.


Jude <jdashiel at shellworld.net> When people ask do you believe in 
Numerology, the proper reply for me at least is do you believe in a 
hammer?  The proper answer for me for both questions is no, they're both 
tools and to be used under appropriate circumstances.