[gui-talk] Mobile Accessibility v2.0 is now available!

Mike Arrigo n0oxy at charter.net
Mon Dec 10 19:47:57 UTC 2012


Some nice updates, though with the accessibility that the newest 
version of android provides out of the box, about the only reason to 
purchase this now is for the braille support. Other than that, 
everything else can easily be done using the talkback screen reader.
Original message:


>> Mobile Accessibility v2.0 is now available!


>> Mobile Accessibility v2.0 is now available!





>> Major upgrade which introduces support for
>> tablet devices, Android Jelly Bean, two new applications and much more!



>> Terrassa (Barcelona), Spain, December 10th, 2012

>> Code Factory has once again responded to the
>> wishes of its users in the latest v2.0 of Mobile
>> Accessibility. This major release is the first
>> to support Android tablets as well as new
>> devices powered by the latest Android Jelly Bean operating system.

>> “Since the release of v1.0 of Mobile
>> Accessibility, many users have been asking when
>> we would provide support for tablets,” explains
>> Eduard Sánchez, CEO at Code Factory. “We’re
>> proud to extend support to Android tablets in
>> v2.0, as well as support the latest Android
>> phones, allowing users to take full advantage of
>> the latest mainstream technologies available on the market.”

>> Jelly Bean is not only the fastest and smoothest
>> version of Android, but it also includes major
>> accessibility improvements. Code Factory spotted
>> this opportunity to provide an improved user
>> experience and v2.0 includes a new set of
>> gestures to facilitate touch screen navigation.

>> All users of Mobile Accessibility will be able
>> to take advantage of our new Notes and Explorer
>> apps, providing a fully accessible way to read
>> and write notes and to explore files on the
>> phone. In addition, all of our applications are
>> now fully accessible with TalkBack.

>> High quality Braille support has always been one
>> of our main priorities at Code Factory. The
>> Braille support in Mobile Accessibility has been
>> refreshed with improved Braille connection,
>> support for new Braille displays, improved text
>> panning, and various other enhancements.

>> Product Highlights:
>> • Support for tablet devices powered by Android.
>> • Support for Jelly Bean (Android 4.1) mobile devices.
>> • Two new applications: Notes and Explorer.
>> • All applications are now fully compatible with Talkback.
>> • Support for multiple-contact SMS messages.
>> • Support for writing long SMS messages (more than 160 characters).
>> • File download using the web browser is now supported.
>> • Braille: Support for Seika Braille displays.
>> • Braille: Support for cursor routing keys.
>> • Braille: Enhanced Braille panning.

>> For detailed information on what’s new in Mobile
>> Accessibility v2.0 check
>> <http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=2163268&msgid=179940&act=A9KI&c=1030778&destination=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.codefactory.es%2FMA%2Fen%2FMA_manual_en.html%23_Toc341383273>http://www.codefactory.es/MA/en/MA_manual_en.html#_Toc341383273


>> For more information on Mobile Accessibility
>> v2.0, check the user manual which is available at
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