You can use bookshare but some methods of using google play store may
invalidate your warranty.
You definately can use a regular bluettoth keyboard. Some say initial set
up and pairing can be trying but eventual success.
I dont know if braille non bluetooth touch keyboards and brailleback work.
The apps like pdf converter and polaris office work well on kindle and
vversions for android.
I have not tried everything on kindle that I use on android phone or
tablet. Primarily I like to read books. Listen to audible or nls books.
73
Colleen Edwards
KI7DRS
Email: ki7drs@xxxxxxxxx
On Fri, Dec 28, 2018, 1:42 PM lana <lana5@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
What I would like is a good tutorial on the fire, like the one Mystic
Access has on the iPhone. Hint, hint, hint. The basic tutorial on things
like voice view is fairly good, but the user guide just puts me on the
amazon screen. Without a find function, that's a lot of listening to get to
not very much information. Of course, I could be using it wrong. Only got
my fire 8 on Christmas eve. No, not a present. My own decision. I think I'm
going to like it, but feel a little lost. I haven't set it up for Bard yet,
but it does read audible very well and I think I'm going to like the voice
better than the iPhone for the few kindle books I have. I know it's not
good for bookshare yet, but whoo knows in the future. The nice thing is
that the pressure is off. Nothing is at stake on this. The things I need to
do I can do on the other devices I have, but it's going to be fun to learn
a new one. Anyone recommend a keyboard? Something as small as the device?
Or should I make the plunge and go for the Orbit, when my finances recover.
I could use the Braille Note Touch, but the two together are rather big and
clunky.
I won't even start on my questions about music. This post is long enough.
On Dec 28, 2018 11:37 AM, Colleen Edwards <ki7drs@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well there are a few apps that are accessible on amazon but the excellent
news is if you really want something on google play you can put that on
kindle.
73
Colleen Edwards
KI7DRS
Email: ki7drs@xxxxxxxxx
On Fri, Dec 28, 2018, 10:23 AM Dragos Grecianu <grecianu.dragos@xxxxxxxxx
wrote:
Hi guys.
A month ago, I got my amazon fire 7 tablet and I truely love it.
I have an android as my primary device, so, I tought I shouldn't install
play store on this thing too because I have it on my phones.
So, my question is, are there any accessible apps on the Amazon store?
I want a good document writer, some games and do not, what you think it
is useful.
Thanks in advance and a note, I am completely blind and I use voice
view, so, I can not use any app which requires any remaining bit of sight.
Howp to hear from you soon. :)
Thanks.
Angel Productions, the producer of nothing
