[Nfbmt] Fwd: [Trainer-talk] Another Resource for Visually ImpairedApple users

[James Aldrich]

Hi David,

My first IPod Touch is the fourth generation and it had ear buds with 
it which had an inline microphone.  Those worked well but they didn't 
stay together long so got a pair of IPhone buds for it which work well. 
I'm really enjoying the internet radio through the I devices.  I'm no 
longer on XM either.  These I devices are truly remarkable without a 
doubt!  I still use my windows 7 PC for now but when I wish to go 
portable, I like my I devices.

Jim
Original message:
> Hi Jim,

> Great minds travel similar paths. I, too, bought an iPod before venturing
> out on a contract for the iPhone. I just couldn't quite believe that I was
> truly going to be able to operate a computer with a touch screen. I still
> use that iPod, mostly as an internet radio. It is old enough that many new
> apps will not run on it's limited resources. I have also used it to make
> calls with the free Magicjack app through my home WiFi network. I suppose
> one could do the same with Skype or Vonich. The microphone on the Apple
> headset that they include with the iPod is surprisingly good.




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nfbmt [mailto:nfbmt-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of James Aldrich
> Sent: Friday, February 01, 2013 11:39 AM
> To: nfbmt at nfbnet.org
> Subject: Re: [Nfbmt] Fwd: [Trainer-talk] Another Resource for Visually
> ImpairedApple users

> Hi Rick and all,

> If you wish to try Androig but wish to learn both sides of the picture, get
> an IPod.  It will do almost anything the IPhone does except make phone calls
> and work on your individual phone carrier.  I think this would be a good way
> to check things out.  This is what I did at first and I have no regrets.  Of
> course, I'm using IPhone.

> Jim

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