[nfb-talk] Cell Advice?

[blind.grizzly at gmail.com]

I use a Droid with the latest Android firmware.  Recent developments 
make Android systems a viable option.  There are advantages and 
disadvantages over the IPhone.  For instance, one advantage is that the 
Android GPS systems are well developed and free.  One disadvantage is 
that Android is open source, so progress in apps often break 
accessibility.

Jim Marks
blind.grizzly at gmail.com

On 3/30/2011 1:09 PM, Steve Jacobson wrote:
> I didn't see the original question, but I am reasonably happy with my HTC SNAP through Sprint, but I had to buy Mobile Speak for it.  I'm not saying this is
> better than an I Phone, but there are options if you are, for example, on Sprint and can't use the I Phone.  There are other Windows Mobile phones as well,
> but all require the purchase of a screen reader for the phone which is already included with the I Phone.  Of course, there are some Symbian phones as well
> that can be made to talk with Mobile Speak or TALKS.  Sorry if this was irrelevant, but wanted to be sure there was at least one response other than I
> phone.  That's not to say I won't switch to the I phone when I can.<smile>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Steve Jacobson
>
> On Wed, 30 Mar 2011 11:57:15 -0700, Fred's Win7 Desktop wrote:
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>> Wow!  Clean sweep in-favor of the iPhone, so far!
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>> Thanks Mike, Ryan, D, and Joseph.
>> Was it tough to master the touch screen?
>> When I ask my iPhone-using friends, they can't seem to figure out how
>> to turn VoiceOver on.  What's the trick?
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>> Fred
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