[musictlk] ipod touch

[Cameron Strife]

Hi. I used an iPod touch fourth gen model followed by an iPhone 4s and
iPhone 5s without assistance from Apple and without a tactile screen
protector. The tactile screen protector may be handy but you'd do fine
without it...

A triple click of the home button usually turns on voiceover but if
that is not enabled on your device, you can have someone turn on
voiceover manually under settings-accessibility, or, simply enable it
in iTunes.

iOS with voiceover is awesome and the learning curve isn't bad once
you get used to a touch interface.

I provide iOS training so feel free to shoot me an e mail off list if
that is something you'd be interested in once you get your iPod
touch...

Cameron.



On 5/22/15, Kelsey Nicolay via musictlk <musictlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Hello,
> I know this is not exactly music related, but I was hoping
> someone could give me some advice.  I am considering buying an
> ipod touch.  I have a nano currently, but it is the really tiny
> one, so the screen is also very small and not easy to navigate
> without hitting something I don't want.  Therefore, before I go
> out and make this purchase, for those of you who own an ipod
> touch, is it easy to use without vision? Also, how do the tactile
> screen covers from ATT Guys work and are they worth the
> investment? Finally, how helpful are the staff at the Apple store
> in terms of assisting with accessibility features and setting
> everything up for me, including putting the tactile cover on? I
> have only been to the actual store once and that was just to buy
> my nano.
> Thank you,
> Kelsey Nicolay
>
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