[nabs-l] Blind folks and the IPhone

[Ignasi Cambra]

It is an excellent investment, and it is completely accessible. Every single application that comes with the phone is completely accessible, and in my experience, a huge majority of the applications I have downloaded from the app store are accessible. For me, there is nothing more efficient than an iPhone these days. It really allows me to browse the web or read emails etc just as quickly as I do it on my Mac.
It is a little hard to get used to the on-screen keyboard, and you will type fairly slowly during the first few days or weeks. But after you get used to it, it works great.
On Jul 15, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Jim wrote:

> Hello everyone,
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> Lately, I've been seeing that the new IPhones have been coming out and have
> become somewhat accessible, especially for blind folks.
> 
> I am totally blind and am interested to hear from other blind IPhone users.
> I am elegible for an upgrade from At&T, and I'm really tempted but want to
> know if it is really doable and a good investment.  I want to hear your
> experiences and pros and cons.
> 
> Also, how did you learn and what sorts of tutorials or manuals did you use?
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> Talk to me!
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> Jim P
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