And No VoiceOver. Instead, Talkback (Or Samsung’s adaptation thereof). .
From an accessibility point of view, in that line the Galaxy S6 would be
better, although more current (therefore pricier). There’s quite a bhit of a
learning curve for blind folk when learning the Android system (or Samsung’s
version thereof), perhaps more so coming over from iOS; the gestures aren’t
exactly as good - seem to me to be more hit-and-miss – than on iOS. It’s been
said that our best/more straightforward options are to go with a ‘pure
Android’ experience. I spent a few hours trying to get to know an S5. It’s not
bad; but it’s not easy. The screen would lock up on you after a certain amount
of time inactive, and you can’t stop that. (You can however lengthen the time
interval.)
From: Eleanor burke
Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 5:40 PM
To: vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [vip_students] Re: mobile question
hey Galaxy will not be an iPhone. have you been using an iPhone? egg galaxy
will be android and a different type of iOS.
On 4 May 2016, at 17:16, Joe Bollard (Redacted sender "EVERTON274" for DMARC)
<dmarc-noreply@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hello friends, i am due an upgrade on my mobile phone, i've chatted with
"three" the company i deal with and they tell me that they have a galaxy five
neo, does anyone know anything about this model,the assistant on the phone was
very helpful, i told her that i needed an accessible model, but i said i'd
think about it, i wanted to come on to the list and ask about it, it seems ok
to me, but would welcome any advice, thanks in anticipation god bless, travel
safely, joe.
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