Hello Community!
I have tried various Apps.
When it Comes to turn by turn Navigation, I use Blindsquare and Google Maps. But I dont like it when Google maps tells me to take the right, when the Destination is on the left side. I would prefer to know the turn after the next turn, i.e. take the right, then take the left after 200 meters.
What are your prefered Apps? The Apps should also work in Germany. And how do you deal with difficult crosses?
With best regards,
Firebird
hi all
i am looking to get myself a OCR reader for the i phone i read a lot about KNFB reader which is fairly costly are there other similar aps which are cheaper that are as good as that ap or is KNFB the only one to go with. many thanks in advance
Hi there
I know my question concerns the Mac as well as the iPhone but couldn't post to both. so putting it in here.
I was wondering what are people's thoughts for the best Podcast app available on the iPhone and Mac?
is it still downcast or are there other apps now out there?
thanks
Liam
Hello everyone! My name is Victor and this is the first time that I post here.
First, let me introduce myself. I am a legally blind freelance journalist and accessibility advocate. I cover video games, run theAudiobookBlog.com and advocate for accessibility in all forms of entertainment.
Hi,
Me and my family decided to get me a secured credit card for the holidays to help me start building credit.
For those unfamiliar, a secured credit card is when you give the bank a set ammount of money ($200) and you are able to use that money and you half to pay it off.
What banks/apps do you recommend that are accessable and are blind friendly?
Thanks in advance
hi everyone hope your doing well and staying safe, i have covered my issues with google maps in a previous thread so i wont explane them here. having said this, whats the most best accessable app for turn by turn navagation apart from google maps?
thanks for your help everyone :)
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Thanks
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Hello guys,
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