[nabs-l] Getting an I-phone

[Darian Smith]

Hi Helga,
 I would probably suggest  going to an apple store and checking out both the 4S and the 5. 
  that way you  can see what the differences  are to you.
 The only things  that seem to be different   is that the 5 is thinner and longer  than the 4S.  But I would really just try to see about going to something like an apple store. Where the folks there know how to set up  the accessibility functions  of the phone so you can play around with it.
 I have found folks  at the store are paitiont with you are very nice, so it's a god experience.
 best of luck finding the  phone you want!
  Darian
On May 15, 2013, at 1:25 PM, Helga Schreiber <helga.schreiber at hotmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all, this is Helga. I’m thinking in getting an I-phone this summer on July, due to the fact, that my contract is going to be over. I actually have a sansansung that has the mobile Speak feature, but namany people recommend me an I-phone because it has more advantages. As a matter of fact, I was thinking in connecting my BrailleNote device to the I-phone in order to display in Braille what’s on the screen. In fact, I was thinking in bying an I-phone 5 , What do you recommend me? Do you think an I-phone 5 is good for me? Thank you so much and God bless! 
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