[gui-talk] IPhone braille input

albert griffith albertgriffith at sbcglobal.net
Wed Jun 10 06:11:25 UTC 2009


If Apple is employing the sensing mechanism whose name I can't remember
parameters would be provided.  It's used in many devices to dect changes in
motion or the device relative to its environment.  I hope someone can supply
the name of this thing.  It's used in the video game machines that allow
people to exercise and play tennis.  I believe there's one in the machine
that runs Guitar Hero too.  Apple uses it in the I phone to keep writing
right side up even if you have to change the position of the phone.  Please
someone remember the name of this thing.

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Subject: Re: [gui-talk] IPhone braille input

Yes, assuming you know where to put your fingers on a flat dynamic screen.

Wayne

On 6/9/09, Thomas Stivers <thomas.stivers at gmail.com> wrote:
> Maybe I'm way off base here, but it seems like the touch screen on the
> IPhone with multitouch would work great as a braille input device. Place
six
> fingers on the screen and it activates, then just tap whatever you need to
> type. I don't think such an app would be all that hard to develop.
>
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