Hi David, I don’t mind getting my hands dirty, so to speak. I was asking about the best for a totally blind person as I really don’t know what kind of accessibility is on this platform. some say it’s lagging behind the i phone, and others say it’s on par now. As long as talk back or one of the other screen readers can give enough feedback so that I don’t need a pair of working eyes, weak or not, then life is good. Cait On Jun 10, 2014, at 2:16 PM, David Arocho <darocho@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > From all I have been able to glean from many sources, including this list, > one has to be clear about what goals and objectives one has for a smart > phone before you can decide whether to go for an android or an iPhone. If > you want a consistent interface and a stable speech technology the n you > want to go for the I-phone. If you are the kind that likes to get your > hands dirty, tinker with the internals, and to be on the cutting edge you > will probably choose an android. The answer is not any different for a > totally blind person. > > To post to the list, simply send email to vi-android@xxxxxxxxxxxxx. > > To unsubscribe from the list send an email to > vi-android-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field (new > users, use 'subscribe' to subscribe) > > To receive the list as a digest, send an email to > vi-android-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'set vi-android digest' in the subject > (to go back to receiving every message use 'unset vi-android digest' in the > subject). To post to the list, simply send email to vi-android@xxxxxxxxxxxxx. To unsubscribe from the list send an email to vi-android-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field (new users, use 'subscribe' to subscribe) To receive the list as a digest, send an email to vi-android-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'set vi-android digest' in the subject (to go back to receiving every message use 'unset vi-android digest' in the subject).