Hi, Since chromeVox can do so much more than talkback as far as braille support, keyboard support, working with touch screens, math, and more… Why does google not just get rid of talkback and use chro

yes, use dictation bridge with jaws. it is free and works very good. get it from this website. http://dictationbridge.com/download-dictationbridge/

I would contact codeFactory support. Or get the newest eloquence from www.atguys.com

using the orbit's note taker feature is like writing with a perkins brailler. you can write whatever braille code you want because the orbit has no braille translator. to get files onto the orbit, or

the answers to your questions are under the questions themselves below. 1. How well does the Bluetooth connectivity work between the Orbit and iOS? I've only had experience using my iPhone with a U2 a

alex is a voice you can download for free from inside of voiceover settings.

just put the iPad or iPod touch in airplane mode when studying. then you are offline and will have no distractions at all.

the text editor has nothing to do with bluetooth. But yes both braille me and orbit reader have excellent bluetooth support.

Hi, The apple iPhone7, iPod touch, and iPad all have the a10 chip, while the iPhone xr and iPad air have the a12 chip. As a blind person who won’t be doing a lot of video transcoding and stuff, is the

I think those talking dictionaries were discontinued a good many years ago. Maybe get an iPod touch or iPad and use a spanish dictionary app.

go buy this keyboard. it does t9 and is exactly what you want. the website is: https://www.lssproducts.com/product/RiVO2-Bluetooth-Smartphone-Keyboard/low-vision-keyboards-and-key-tops

Hi, I installed BRLTTY on android because I heard it has better accessibility than brailleback, and they are right. It does. BRLTTY autodetected the orbit reader. And it supports Japanese. I hav some

Hi, Also, I plan on Bluetooth connecting my iPod touch and android phone together so when out and about, if I wish, I can make the iPod borrow the android phone’s 5gigs of data or so that I have on it

Hi, Will I be able to use the braille screen input feature on the 4.7-inch iPod touch screen? Or is it better to have an iPad in order to use braille screen input? If for some reason I cannot use brai

Hi, Ok so since I decided on an iPod touch next I had to tackle, how do I get gps on my iPod touch? And I found the solution on amazon. It is the bad elf gps for lightning connector. This will add gps

I found out I can bluetooth tether I-O-S devices to android and use a bluetooth hotspot. So therefore because I like both platforms because each has their advantages, I think I'll save money and get a

Hi, I have one more question. My android phone is a 64gb storage phone. I am only using about 21.5gb out of the 64gb storage. I could cut that down if I deleted some vocalizer voices though. My questi

Hi, I just discovered something interesting. The apple tv box connected to my flat-screen tv, with voiceover, apple tv 4th generation, apple’s latest tv set-top-box, it supports braille displays under

Even with a pretty powerful xiaomi android flagship phone, I noticed even when using eloquence that talkback lags. I want to use braille with android. But to be honest braille on android is an absolut

hi, I will probably be switching to an iPhone in September. How do I import all my google contacts or transfer them all over to the iPhone? All my contacts are saved in the google android cloud. Is th