Need For Speed And Typing Comparisons Between Android And iOS
Blind Tech Guys
English - November 02, 2020 00:00 - 59 minutes - 82.1 MB - ★★★★ - 6 ratingsTechnology News Tech News android talkback voiceover ios accessible accessibility a11y screen reader iphone blind Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Welcome everyone to episode 58 of the Blind Tech Guys. As always, it is a pleasure to be a part of your podcast listening experience and we appreciate you tuning into the show each and every week.
What’s new in the news
Apple Adds New AR-Enhanced ‘People Detection’ Accessibility Feature To iOS 14.2 Developer Beta
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LG K92 5G phone available in the US soon at an affordable price
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Bridging the Distance: NVDACon 2020 December 5 and 6. Learn about the Free NVDA Screenreader and the Upcoming NVDA Conference.
The Google Pixel 4a 5G Is Finally Available For Pre-Order
Google is adding a free VPN to its most expensive Google One plan
Google Testing Messages Categorization To Reduce Clutter
Microsoft Is Finally Purging Flash From Windows
Deezer Unveils Its New HiFi Room Designed For Audiophiles
Typing Comparison between iOS and Android
This week, we kicked off the main section of the podcast by discussing typing. In particular, we covered:
Typing lag between platforms
Differences in options for typing between iOS and Android
Slide to type demo on iOS
Braille Screen Input Differences between iOS and Android
Hardware Considerations
Marco and Nimer discussed hardware considerations when purchasing devices. In particular, we feel that a good modem makes a huge difference in what makes a phone work as a “good” phone.
Warren's Tip of the Week
Warren could not join us this week, but he did prerecord a tip about a great app for reading the news called Prometheus News Feeds
Listener Emails
We received a number of listener emails this week and the team appreciates each of you for taking the time to ask your questions and we hope that we managed to answer them to your satisfaction.
Conclusion
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