I actually use both. I generally use the Read2Go app if I want to read the book
using my refreshable Braille display because once you make the changes in
settings, there is no need to remember how to use the app with your display.
However, because of the better voices and the number of different voices that
can be used, I prefer to use Voice Dream for books I want to listen to. Both
apps have the capability to do both, but I don't like having to remember what
keys to press in Voice Dream and get tired of changing the settings back and
forth in Read2Go and don't like their voices. Voice Dream is the better choice
for audio, especially if you have a hearing impairment and can't understand the
Read2Go voices, but I think Read2Go is better for Braille. It just depends on
what you want.
-Jewel
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On Sep 14, 2013, at 6:53 PM, Donna <mermaid7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Which one do you recommend to be used for a bookshare membership? Or is there a
different app that you would recommend?
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