Hello everyone I have a problem. I am having a hard time finding a scanner that is easy to use with jaws to read my printed documents. I intend in the future to switch from windows to a mac but I need a scanner that will work with both types of computers.
A lot of scanners that I have researched only work with one or the other so I was wondering if there could possibly be a scanner that can work with both. When I eventually do find a scanner can I use jaws or vo to make the scanner talk and how. What is the software that comes with the scanner for?
Apple Hardware and Compatible Accessories
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hi all, I have 2 questions.
Firstly what are the blue tooth keyboard commands for switching pages the gesture is a 3 finger scroll up or down.
secondly i'm running a 9 inch iPad pro with the latest iOS and I've noticed that when i type using a blue tooth keyboard multiple letters are entered when i press a letter just once has any one els noticed this?
your help with these questions would be most welcome kind regards trey.
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I need recommendations for a blue-tooth keyboard to use with my IPhone 5s, the simpler the better.
Thanks.
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As a screen reader user who uses Bluetooth headset and speakers, latency and battery life are very important. It's said that V5 of Bluetooth, which is includeded in iPhone 8 and X improves on these 2 metrics.
I've asked Apple support, product search on Amazon, and am asking here--I've not found any Bluetooth 5 audio headset.
Does any know of any?
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Hi everyone,
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When I exercise on my treadmill I like to listen to podcast.
As you might imagine, the treadmill makes a lot of noise. So when I listen through the speakers built into the walls of my gym, I find that I have to put up the music pretty loud.
I'm thinking of getting either some bone conduction headphones or over the ear headphones that I can connect to my iPhone for listening at a more reasonable level without destroying my hearing.
Since I sweat a lot when running on my treadmill, the device would definitely have to be waterproof.
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Hi everyone,
I hope I have posted this in the correct section of the forum - feel free to say so if not.
Yesterday I finally updated to iOS 13 on my iPhone 8 (so I have iOS 13.5).
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Given that VO can't be readily separated from other sound output on IOS, even with the audio destination rotor option, I haven't been very interested in Bluetooth audio. However, for those of us with, say, a Mac mini, Intel NUC, or Intel compute stick (I'm in the latter category), a bluetooth speaker as the computer's primary audio device would be fabulous if one is not connecting to a monitor.
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As I am blind I am having problems choosing a Bluetooth dongle which will connect to my MP3 player because of the lights which come on when you push the button to activate or deactivate the dongle so if there’s a dongle that somebody could recommend I would appreciate it
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To all interested,
Another option to consider is a bluetooth GPS, or a GPS receiver that plugs directly in to your iPod's docking port. I use a bluetooth GPS called the Universal Electronics xGPS 150, it sits on my arm with a little arm band thingie, and it works great with navigation apps. Another option is the Bad Elf GPS receiver which plugs directly into your iPod but drains battery power pretty fast, or so I'm told.
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Dear All,
I've seen Marco's forum message on bluetooth headsets but I want to ask yet another question about what bluetooth headphones people use? I want something that will answer and control my I Phone 4s but my main want is for high quality music reproduction from my I Phone and a set of headphones that don't have those horrible pieces of silicon that you have to push into your ears! Also, are there any bluetooth headphones out there that will give me some control on what buttons I am hitting?
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Hi all I was wondering what might be the most affortable bluetooth headset I can get for my iphone 4s. Things I'm looking for in a bluetooth headset are, long battery life, being able to streme music, good deep sounding base, perhaps in sterio, and if possible no earbuds. Any help is appreciated, thanks.
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Hello! I just got an Apple Watch Series 2 for the holidays, and I'm noticing that, at the gym, it's hard to hear my watch feedback. I would like to buy some BT headphones that will channel both my Apple Watch and my iPhone concurrently. Does anyone have any recommendations? I'm very active and travel a lot, so if they are good for sports and fairly rugged while being able to hear environmental sounds reasonably well are a plus. I know that's asking for a lot, but, I figure, if I ask for the whole pie and only get half, I'll be pretty happy. Anyway! Let me know.
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Hello,
I was wondering if a few of you that owns Bluetooth headset, either the one or two ear models, can confirm something for me. My Bluetooth headset broke so I can’t test this.
Music, calls and VO steams to the headset. Does the VO sound effects like clicks and bumps go to the headset or does it go to the iPhone speaker? When the phone rings, do you hear it on the headset? Are there any other sounds that does not go to the headset?
Thanks for all your help.
David
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I have been trying out various Bluetooth headsets on my iPhone 6 over the last few weeks, from: Plantronics, Jabra and even Samsung. I'm not sure if this is a limitation of the iPhone or some setting that needs changing, but I can't seem to check the callerID with voiceOver when using a Bluetooth headset.
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I'll be getting an iPhone 5 sometime this week, and I've looked at some of the reviews on here of a few bluetooth headsets, but none of them mentioned the iPhone 5 specificly. So i'm curious to find out if anyone can recommend one I can use? I'm willing to spend no more than maybe 50 bucks at the absolute most, and what i would need it to do is to be able to let me easily answer a phone call if it comes in, and hopefully still hear VoiceOver on a call if it's ever necessary, and just do basic stuff. I'd want it to sound reasonably good of course...
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Hello, I have an iPhone 4S
I am wondering if someone knows wich bluetooth headset works better using voiceOver on the ear.
Please recommend devices that allow answer, ending, reject calls And long battery life be good..
I said that because I bought a Motorola H 17 and it is not compatible using voiceOver..
Please mention the brand and model.
Please recommend bluetooth headset about you have used. Preference Mono audio, Thanks
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Hello, Has anyone found a pair of bluetooth headphones with minimal or no noticeable lag while using voice over? I have yet to find one where the lag doesn't drive me crazy. Thanks.
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Hello all, I am looking for a really amazing bluetooth headset earbuds that works great with voiceover. I got a sony bluetooth GR1TBD headset, if i'm not mistaken, and when I tried it with my iPhone 4s with the iOS operating system, it found that the voiceover wasn't transmitting through the headset properly, however, when i tried it on my macbook pro, it worked great, even though the sound effects weren't coming through. I'm willing to pay good money for something that will last me for a long time; especially once i upgrade to the 5s. If anyone has any good suggestions, please let me know.
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Hello Everybody,
I am looking for a bluetooth headset that I can use for my iPhone 5. I found a Bose headset on this website that was a little pricy. I am wondering what you all use for your phones. A couple of things that I want to do with this headset is as follows:
1. Answer phone calls and hang up without touching my screen.
2. Voice activated commands would be nice because then you wouldn't have to touch your phone.
3. If possible, play music through my headset.
I also have to consider voice over interfearing with the phone calls.