[Electronics-talk] First Look at the kNFB Reader on the iPod Touch 5

James Aldrich jajkaldrich at gmail.com
Fri Sep 19 03:51:54 UTC 2014


Hi Christine, 


I too downloaded the KNFB Reader and it does a fine job!  I also found  it on my IPod Touch 5.  I scanned a document and I thought the IPod 5 did a fine  job of scanning and reading!  I was impressed!  I intend to use it occasionally on my IPod Touch on occasion!  I'll probably use it on my IPhone much of the time!  The Knfb people don't back the product when it is not in use on an IPhone!  I understand this but I won't discourage you from using it  with your IPod!

Jim                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
Sent from my iPad

> On Sep 18, 2014, at 4:08 AM, Christine Szostak via Electronics-talk <electronics-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi All,
>  Since I am becoming likely to buy an iPhone in the near future, I decided to go ahead an bite the bullet and try out the kNFB Reader since it would not be a serious issue if it did not work on the iPod Touch.
> 
>  Since I know some of you were interested in knowing if it would in fact work with the iPod, I wanted to let you know of my very early (e.g., just purchased it about 15 min ago) attempts.
> 
>  The scanner works beautifully on the iPod, I was able to scan full sheets, do multi-image scanning, and even have it read my Kroger card. It did so with high accuracy and it even recognized the correct rotation of my device and was able to properly guide me without vision easily to get a good focus. Also, it read back within 1-2 sec or less on a single page scan and only took about 5 sec to process a two-page scan. It is incredibly easy to use and is really strait forward!
> happy almost Friday!
> Chris
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