[gui-talk] FWd: iPhone, a Reality Check

[albert griffith]

My first reaction was skeptical as well but we're moving in to hither-to
uncharted territory and I'm trying to reserve judgment until some reputable
folks have reviewed the thing.  I've seen too many products held out as
accessible but are just too knowledge intensive or require special spaceal
skills to use them.

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Tuesday, June 09, 2009 9:42 AM
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Subject: Re: [gui-talk] FWd: iPhone, a Reality Check

I disagree.  I am glad for all the access possibilities that are offered. 
Perhaps this is something true for most of us who once could see things 
visually, but I for one hope such improvements continue.  It is a shame 
JFW and WindowEyes cost more than most PCs nowadays in my humble opinion.

Will
wilsmith at iglou.com

On Tue, 9 Jun 2009, Rick Roderick wrote:

> I agree with Jonathan here.  Wjhat is so great about the touch screen if
one 
> does not have vision?  The virtue of keys and buttons is that they don't 
> move.
etc.

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