[nfbcs] FW: compiling iPhone apps to Android apps

[Jorge A. Paez]

I don't really think there is much difference between the 2 in terms
of actual accessibility.
I think my main problem, for the times that I experimented with
Android, is that I'm so used to IOS its kind of hard to learn
something new because you're expecting it to behave like IOS.
In terms of choices though, you're right, Android is the only one that
offers that.
Oh and as far as software you build yourself, yes, you can install it
on your phone, but you have to be part of the developer program, so
you can flash it to your phone.
The developer program incidently, unlike Apple's, is free.




On 3/27/15, Joseph C. Lininger via nfbcs <nfbcs at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Mike,
> Oh I'm aware. You will notice I didn't really say one is better than the
> other; I tried to make it quite clear that I had made a particular
> choice and why. I do, probably more than on ocasion, run into a person
> who tries to talk me into making a change as I had said in a post a few
> days ago. That tends to irritate me, and I admit that may have colored
> the message even if I didn't intend for it to. Really what I wanted to
> know was specifics about accessibility of the Apple devices, and about
> what sorts of things blind folks can do with them that I can't do with
> my current setup.
> Joe
>
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