At present it seems one can not label unlabelled buttons in downloaded apps on this device. Any solutions? Also, does anyone know of a list of accessible apps specifically used on the BrailleNote Touch e.g. patient management, stocks, ForX trading.
Thanks indeed.
Hi, First, let me recommend you add your device to our devices section and review it. I mean there's no reason why it shouldn't be 100% accessible, but it helps us out and will definitely come in handy when we get back to updating site features. I did some research on this for my own edification. The manual has no references to labeling of graphics. This should have been a feature of the android version that was in use for the production of this device, but they don't seem to have bothered implementing it on this device. The only thing I forgot to check was the explore by touch section of the manual. I'll go back and do that later. Here are some helpful links.
I guess we'll move these references to the devices section if you should be so kind as to review it for us. Hopefully some one has better news for you. Unfortunately one of the drawbacks of such proprietary devices for the blind is that they tend to lag far behind the tech curve. The APH braille plus mobile manager was the same in this regard when I used it, running 2.4 gingerbread as it was in a 4.2 jellybean world. Perhaps some one will write in to let us know that an update is imminent.
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Hi, First, let me recommend you add your device to our devices section and review it. I mean there's no reason why it shouldn't be 100% accessible, but it helps us out and will definitely come in handy when we get back to updating site features. I did some research on this for my own edification. The manual has no references to labeling of graphics. This should have been a feature of the android version that was in use for the production of this device, but they don't seem to have bothered implementing it on this device. The only thing I forgot to check was the explore by touch section of the manual. I'll go back and do that later. Here are some helpful links.
I guess we'll move these references to the devices section if you should be so kind as to review it for us. Hopefully some one has better news for you. Unfortunately one of the drawbacks of such proprietary devices for the blind is that they tend to lag far behind the tech curve. The APH braille plus mobile manager was the same in this regard when I used it, running 2.4 gingerbread as it was in a 4.2 jellybean world. Perhaps some one will write in to let us know that an update is imminent.