I have had a droid and will never  bother again. I went back to an I pone and it was so much better my girlfriend  is planing to ditch her galaxy s4 and get an I phone herself.  there is so much more accessibility with the I phone. in fact, the experience I had with the droid made it literally impossible to type n the device. as soon asit says the letter it jumps into this weird extra symbols mode you can not get out of.  the I phone ors that as well, but only after ryou stay on certain letters for a few seconds. I think hat should be something you can disable, but you can’t even with the eyes free keyboard on the droid, and not on the I phone either so far, but o the I phone I can still type.  the I phone also lets you  use handwriting mode or dictation, which works almost flawlessly. Better than what you are reading here I suspect

Michael Thurman
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On May 12, 2014, at 9:38 AM, Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Hi: 
> 
> Is anyone using an Android 4.4 Kitkat phone? I'm thinking of making the jump to the LG G2 which currently runs 4.2 but can be upgraded to Kitkat. 
> What are your impressions? Most of the Youtube videos I've listened to mostly use 4.2 but outside of some new gestures to learn, I don't think it will be that bad. 
> Some may say that there are allot of apps that don't work off the download with TalkBack but I've ran into my fair share of IOS apps that haven't worked with voice over as well. Sure the iPhone can be easily controlled by a PC or Mac including turning the accessibility features on but I'm sure this can be done in Android's TalkBack as well, think its only a matter of learning how. Not totally ditching Apple, just like to try something new and if it doesn't work out, well I got 14 days to return the G2 once I pick it up and could get an iPhone 5C. 
> 
> TNX and 73: 
> Mike VO1AX