[Nfbwv-talk] Fwd: New: Getting Visual Assistance with an iPhone

[David Allen]

Hi!

Definitely not a good investment, considering that IOS13 is coming out in the near future, which changes much of what she has discovered.

Cheers,
Dave

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From: NFBWV-talk [mailto:nfbwv-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Sheri Koch via NFBWV-talk
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Subject: [Nfbwv-talk] Fwd: New: Getting Visual Assistance with an iPhone

Sharing in the event you’re interested in this book. 

Sheri Koch, President
National Federation of the Blind of West Virginia
304-993-5103



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> Getting Visual Assistance with an iPhone
> By Judy Dixon
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> Technology writer Judy Dixon takes the reader on an app tour of the 10 most user-friendly and accessible apps for getting visual assistance with an iPhone. Coverage includes assistance provided by apps through machine learning and artificial intelligence for identifying colors, currency, objects, and barcodes, as well as scene identification, handwriting recognition, and reading short text. Also covered is getting assistance from sighted humans through apps such as AIRA and Be My Eyes. She also briefly discusses the nature of help itself and how there are as many opinions on using sighted assistance as there are individuals. If you are considering using apps like these to save yourself time or add convenience to otherwise inconvenient tasks, this book will help you choose the ones right for you.Read the Table of Contents and order the book here.
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