How do you find out about the updates that specifically are accessibility
related?
On Sep 6, 2018, at 11:33 AM, William Brandes <williambrandes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Gerardo. Nice report!
Stay well ... William
On 9/5/18, Gerardo Corripio <gera1027@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I've a 7-inch 8GB Amazon Fire since a bit over a month ago, and aside
from the somewhat quiet volume the tablet provides, (remember I've 70%
hearing loss, thus wear hearing aids since the age of 8, and I'll tell
you below a little trick I found last night that has literally changed
my outlook on things regarding the tablet's sounds) very happy with the
device! I'm able to watch Netflix, listen to Spotify, read NLS/BARD
books, use it as a recording device thanks to the amazing MP3 Recorder
found on the Play Store; no Twitter or other social media yet because of
its inability to on the fly switch language synthesizer like on iOS).
Also it updated recently (to be exact August 31st) and aside from the
option of change pitch in capital letters, it's other new cliks and
sounds, plus the ability to now place four fingers on the top, and four
fingers towards the bottom reliably goes to the top and bottom of the
screen Thank God.
Lastly the trick mentiond above to better the Amazon Fire's sound
involves pairing the tablet to a device known as Cool Stream Duo; Cool
Stream Duo it's a Bluetooth transmitter that allows one to enable
bluetooth (via a 3.5 jack for connecting to the Auxiliry on home and/or
car stereos, as well as other devices that take Line-in connections); I
paired the tablet to the Cool Stream Duo, plugged in my earbuds into the
cool Stream's Duo's 3.5 connector, and it's paradise!
Great job on what the tablet can do for us for such little money!
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Gera
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