Review — The Accessible iPhone 3GS
25 June, 2009 @ 1:52 pm by LioncourtJosh de Lioncourt reviews VoiceOver and the new accessibility features of the iPhone 3GS in our latest review. Enjoy, and feel free to leave comments on this post.
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One Response to “Review — The Accessible iPhone 3GS”
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bertp001 reflected:
Very helpful review. I liked the discussion about how to approach the learning process for the new accessibility techniques available on the iPhone 3G S. During the WWDC keynote speech, I was especially excited about the apparent thought Apple has given to iPhone 3G S attachments. That is good architecture. The general public, from what I have read, still does not appreciate how they too will benefit. For example, Voice Control 1.0 may be a fresh start in voice recognition that could be extended across the Apple line of products. Time will tell. Apple is already moving way ahead of their competition in my view.
June 25th, 2009 at 7:32 pm
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