I have had a fitbit charge series for a while. I used to own charge 2 and now charge 4. what is not reading on the android? In matter of fact to me, I think IOS with the latest version of IOS 15.1, in

Hi all The subject says all. Do you know any keyword researching tool for youtube or google that accessible to screen reader? Any help would be appreciated. Cuong

Perhaps someone else knows. If you should hear a connection sound regardless of the configuration of the drive, that might answer the question of whether the cable or the USB port is faulty, though

 This I wouldn't know since this is my first time using any type of a type C connection device, but I do hear the connection and disconnection sounds when using the USB type A to type C adaptors.

Hi Keith, I see Gene has given you the list details, but since you mentioned you are coming from Jaws, I thought I'd also mention the "Switching from Jaws to NVDA" guide:

If the drive isn’t configured correctly should you still hear a connection sound even if nothing else happens? Gene

Hi Pablo, I don't have any other USB type C devices to connect, but I believe you hit on the problem. I think the external SSD drive may not be configured to connect directly via a USB type C

Mike, Other possibilities should be cleared up, such as for example. That the USB C Cable is not working well, or that the External Hard drive needs to change configurations to be able to connect

Hi All, We have an LENOVO 81YK IdeaPad running Windows 10 Pro latest, but when I plug an external drive into the USB type C port nothing happens. I do mean nothing! I'm using a type C cable that

Hi all, I need to do this. Thanks, Jim

Nancy, I have had a FITBIT in the past on a Apple device, and it worked well, but when I switched to android it didn't read the menus. I have one if you would like to buy it, please contact me off

Yeah, I’m leaning toward getting the mantis. It seems like it would be the quietest and most versatile display available now. I am interested in the latest generation of the focus display because

Hi Nancy: Regardless of what you choose you will have to sync it with a smart phone as there isn't a fitbit device that is accessible. Probably your best bet is an apple watch. Chris Judge

the orbit reader is about as loud as somebody typing on a laptop keyboard. It is definitely quieter than a typewriter, but it is a little louder than something like a chameleon20 or mantis40 display.

From what I understand, you just need to add the new address. You can put the person's name on it. I did it on my amazon account with a few recipients . go to www.amazon.com go to Account &Account &

I didn’t think it was quiet. I had read somewhere that it made a lot of noise. I work in radio broadcasting and audio production. That would not be a good display for my particular line of work.

No it is not. It makes a telegraph sound or like a type writer sound. If you want quiet, brailliant or focuss display. I do not think the hense displays make any noise either. Heather Sent from

Hello: I own an Apple Watch and it is very accessible. I like it a lot. Blessings, Victor

Hi, Keep in mind with MVNOs there are downsides you should know. They piggyback off main carrier networks, E.G. TMobile, Verizon, however you will be deprioritized over users of the

Hello, I used to own a Fitbit and I couldn’t read it other than sinking with my phone. Also I could not utilize any of the music and/or other features that it had on it. I would recommend an Apple