yes that's right personally for many people it will be a great device making
the use of android much much easier it will be very very interesting though to
see if you can do things like stream cricket commmentarys on it and also say
use the player app i have to listen to the sheffield wednesday games. i also
wonder also if the sendero gps would run on it as i say it will be very
interesting to give it a try. of course because keysoft is the over lay it uses
it's on braille so braille back and talk back will not be used. i will
deffinatly look forward to seing it sometime and somewhere.
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Date: Monday, 4 April 2016 7.07 pm
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Hi John,
While not necessarily a determining factor, it may be worth bearing in mind
that the Braille Note Touch will allow grade 2 input, which isn't currently
supported on BrailleBack.
Cheers,
Ed
On 4 Apr 2016, at 14.16, Jackie Brown <jackieannbrown62@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi John
This may be controversial with those who use Braille on Smart devices, but I
don't like it much. I am not an Android fan, I have decided, and don't find
using Braille Back particularly straightforward. Obviously Steve will say
different and he is entitled to his view same as I am. And I don't rate
Braille on iOS either, I find it a big laggy at times. I just prefer to
listen to speech when using my Smart devices, I find it quicker and easier
somehow.
Horses for courses, do what works for you I say.
Kind Regards,
Jackie Brown
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john gallagher
Sent: 04 April 2016 14.04
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Subject: [access-uk] braille on my android
hi all well after about an hour messing around things are a bit better i can
get the braille hard ware keyboard to work now.
it's damn fiddley though and if the braille note touch is loads better and
much more user friendly i can see why people would want to use it. the apple
experience is loads better with braille though.
i wonder how many people do use braille with an android device not many i
bet. so, must get hands on with new devices coming out. maybe with a braille
device which can connect to more than one device would be much better.
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