Hello. I am an AP U.S. history student who is struggling with studying and remembering information. Does anybody know of any AP U.S. history apps? Thanks in advance.
iPhone and iPad
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can any one give a accessible and free voice over calendar salushion?
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Hello everyone, are there any suggestions for an accessible music player that supports many audio formats and does the following:
1) plays files directly from Dropbox without first downloading them to the iPhone or iPad;
2) allows bookmarks to be set while a track is playing;
3) remembers the last position of a file before closing, and resumes from that position after relaunch?
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I want to get a cleaning robot but the apps to control them are often not very accessible to VO users.
At the moment I'm pending between one by EcoVacs and RoboRock.
Has anyone experiences with one of them? How accessible are their apps?
Thanks and all the best
Jürgen
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Hello friends!
I guess that a number of us might consider ourselves to be musically inclined in a special sense. Maybe some of us are even into the art of playing one musical instrument or the other. I myself am such.
But I need someone to help me with any information he/she might have regarding whether or not there's any accessible music synthesiser/sequencer application available for the iPhone. Cheers!
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Hi,
I'm seeking advice on how I can best help a student of mine who has diabetic neuropathy navigate her iPhone. She is a fairly new iPhone user, and she really seems to be having trouble tapping the screen. Because she has neuropathy, she isn't sure how hard she's tapping the screen. Having never had neuropathy, I'm not sure what work-arounds there are for people with this condition when it comes to working with an iPhone. Any tips and tricks are welcome, because I really want to help her excel at using her iPhone.
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Hi, I'm looking at purchasing a Sonos speaker and I was just wondering if anyone on here has a Sonos system and if so how easy is it to set up and is there iOS app accessable using voiceover? Thanks in advance for any replies
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I just purchased an iPHONE 5C with 16GB and already own an iPOD Touch 4G with 32GB.
After restoring my iCLOUD backup, and updating to the latest IOS, I was completely out of space on the iPHONE, whereas I keep about 5GB free on my iPOD.
After some research, I realized that even without data, my 16GB iPHONE really only has a bit over 12GB due to the large size of IOS 8.1. That's not true for my iPOD Touch, with IOS 6.1 being considerably smaller.
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Hello:
I know their are several apps for navigation. I know that there is 4square, Blind Square, Microsoft Soundscapes, and Near by explorer. I feel that the last app is a bit too much and I was wondering which app would be the best to look at? I know that their are two versions of near by explorer. Free and paid. Any help would greatly appreciated. Also, are their other navigation apps besides the one's I mentioned?
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hi all
happy new year to you all
The built in i phone alarm is ok apart from its snooze function gives you a 9 min snooze which is ok but if you wish this to be less say 5 mins as i'm after for myself thre doesnt seem to be a way to change this snooze interval. Do any of you have any good alarm clock ap's which are accessible and allow you to change the snooze time which the IOS built in one does not. many thanks in advance
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Hello,
I'm not exactly sure if this should be posted here. However, I am a user of the Jawbone UP24 and also of a fitbit flex. I do know that the flex app is very usable with Voiceover, but is anyone else on here using an UP24 fitness tracker. Recently, I've switched back to the Jawbone UP24 due to a bad charger cable for my flex. Anyway, please let me know if you do find any alternatives to the native Jawbone app. Thanks!
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Hi all,
I'm looking at buying train tickets for an upcoming trip, however, I can't seem to find an accessible app for buying train tickets.
I tried using My Trains, but it seems hard to get the ticket, as when it asks me to select the ticket, I don't have 2 elements, but one element which lists the price of both first class and standard tickets, so I can't really select one of these tickets.
Does anyone know of a way to either work around the issue with My Trains, or of any other app that I can use to buy train tickets?
Hubert
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hi everyone so I was just wondering does anyone know of a good accessible app for looking up TV shows and being able to tell what services they’re on I understand that there is the TV app but I haven’t been able to necessarily get that to work to make it show other results besides just iTunes and I don’t necessarily want to purchase from iTunes so I was just wondering if there’s any other options out there or hers anyway to make the TV app called her out iTunes and show me other services I know some of the shows are available on other services besides iTunes sa
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Hi,
I'm searching for some accessible apps to help me edit my You Tube videos before I upload them to You Tube. I would like to add music to videos and have the ability to adjust the music so it will not be too loud. I would like to merge more than one video into one video when I need to.
Thanks,
JoAnn
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Hi folks,
I’m wondering what’s available to scan images, convert them to PDFs, easily extract text, and create PDFs with multiple photos. What app would you recommend for these tasks that works well with VoiceOver? I’ve tried CamScanner, but it’s terrible unless I use screen recognition, which makes my phone much slower. Also, is there a shortcut or a quick tool to extract text from PDFs with images without having to go into an app and click on a bunch of unnecessary stuff? Thank you!
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Hi, can anybody recommend an accessible iOS app for recording phone calls? Ideally it should do this automatically every time that you make or receive a phone call. Thanks, Joe
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Hi all,
I'm currently looking for an accessible app which will allow me to keep up with breaking news headlines. I live in the U.S., so ideally I'd prefer the app to be geared toward use in The States.
I use Twitter to keep up with the latest news while on my computer, but using Twitter for news isn't as practical on a phone. While I could in theory use an RSS reader, I'd rather have something that could display the stories directly in-app. I know there are solutions out there, but not all of them are accessible.
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Hello,
I’ve been an Evernote user since 2012.
However, due to their increasing costs, and serious lack of accessibility on windows. I am looking for something new.
Ideally, I want something that does what Evernote does, that’s Accessible, and works on windows, Mac, iOS, and the Apple Watch.
I would like something that allows both audio and text notes, as well as images, and links with previews.
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Hello,
I am a voice over user, and I am about to start working in dbt. I need an app for diary cards that will also help me with skill building. I read online dbt coach is accessible, however it costs five bucks. I kinda could do that, just not quite yet. I am wondering if there are other apps out there that do the same thing that are free, and if that app is actually accessible. I don't want to spend that money if its not actually accessible. If anyone could fill me in that would be great.
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The subject line pretty much says it all.
I don’t need or want anything too comprehensive. The app just needs to make it as easy as possible to enter and track blood pressure readings and heart rates. Anything more than this will be redundant and probably just get in the way.
Any recommendations or pointers would be very much appreciated.