I haven't fired up my android for a while, are you saying that I won't have Eloquence, or is it just not available to purchase any more? Thanks

Hi, David, if you're frustrated with Brailleback, I suggest you try https://brltty.app/ BRLTTY can be installed on any Android device. A friend of mine had bought an Actilino for its portability as

A point on which I absolutely agree. It's not much unlike PCs in that regard. For what most users do, and I do mean most, hardware performance has outstripped the demands most end users even can put

Simbion was similar. Those phones were incredible workhorses – dare I say nicer than anything we have today. When a Nokia e71 could get days of battery while actually using it, combined with a

If ever there were an example of a false dichotomy, this is it. And that's not a criticism of iPhone, either. There are myriad examples of where "actually using the phone as a means to an end" is

For clarification purposes, Eloquence is no longer available for Android use. Whenit was, it cost an additional $20, which was well worth the price. Also there are several types of USB drives that

I have used an Apple phone since 2010, and started out with an iPhone 4. Last summer I purchased a Samsung 10E in order to develop a working knowledge of Android use and test apps for accessibility on

This has been an excellent discussion, though I believe the fallacy here is in comparing Android to Apple, which is simply not a fair comparison given the diversity of phones on the Android platform.

There is many levels you can look at the differences of Android VS Apple. The underlying Accessibility model, the SDK model, the user interface, the fragmentation of the market of versions, how

JawBone is long dead, replaced by J-Say.

This occurs to me on a ramdom basis and only in Outlook.

I have considered that, I think it is likely, but I haven't tested that. Glenn

Can I get a USB to a Ethernet connector and connect to the router?

That is indeed pretty simple...I suppose it's mostlyt eh documentation that seems to hurt my brain when I try to figure out how to use it. I'm reasonably used to command line but ffmpeg admittedly

I am pretty happy with Android but I don’t honestly use my phone all that much. I’ve thought of trying to connect my braille display but haven’t bothered, especially now that I have a

This printer only has a USB connection and no USB connector on my router. I am going to follow your instruction above now and see if I have any luck. Thanks

For a JAWS repair, you need the file for the version and release that you’re running. Assuming you have it, press enter on it. After a few moments, JAWS will indicate it’s ready to perform the

You should be able to share it so long as the other computers are connected on the same WiFi network. You may want to use Microsoft Accessibility to help if you cannot figure it out.

I once had a printer that was just a USB printer and I plugged it into my router and was able to connect to it over the network. Glenn

No it is just a USB printer