[Electronics-talk] Other Accessible Phones?

[Baracco, Andrew W]

The Android phones, which are available from all carriers and many
manufacturers, offer accessibility that seems to be always improving,
but you need to do more research as to type of phone and version of
operating system.  There are two free screen readers and one paid screen
reader for Android, but they won't work on all phones, and they must be
downloaded and installed after the phone is purchased, and this must be
done with sighted assistance. For more info about Android accessibility,
go to:

www.androidaccess.net


Andy


-----Original Message-----
From: electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org
[mailto:electronics-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Hannah
Chadwick
Sent: Sunday, October 30, 2011 8:28 PM
To: 'Discussion of accessible electronics and appliances'
Subject: [Electronics-talk] Other Accessible Phones?

Hello All,
Thank you so much for the helpful info on the I-Phones! It's great to
hear
that you've all found it super useful and I'm definitely attempted to
get
one. However, I also want to look in to other types of phones that are
fully
accessible, where it will read everything on the screen. I'm not sure
that I
want my phone bill to increase right now, but I do love the GPS feature
and
so many app options on the I-phones though.
So does anyone know of any other phones that will read everything on
screen
without purchasing a talking program?
Thanks in advance, Hannah


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