Donna,
I also heard the camera is top notch in the I6 Plus like you have so using
that KNFB reader should really work well since the Plus has a software
program that better controls movement so a better focus snap shot can be
taken on the fly, as it were. Boy, try saying that sentence in one breath.
Phil.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Donna Miller" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 9:38 PM
Subject: Re: Mac Attack
I haven't gotten a computer yet but now all my mail comes to the iPhone so I
don't have to turn on the computer anymore. I do on occasion to read
attachments or other stuff.
I love working with the iPhone but am not real crazy about the iPad. The
6plus has a wonderful speaker for listening to Bibles at night and music
anywhere.
I heard somewhere an iPhone 6x is supposed to be released. I don't want any
phone bigger than the six plus. The battery is wonderful though..
Donna Miller And Leader Dog Carman
Sent from my iPhone6 plus
> On May 13, 2015, at 10:03 PM, Phil Scovell <[log in to unmask]>
> wrote:
>
> Donna,
>
> Sandy and I have the I6 iPhones and really enjoy them. Sandy got a Mac
> Air about a year ago. I kept thinking I was going to have to renew my
> license for jaws again and was dreading it. Also, my computer for windows
> is about 12 or 13 years old and having lots of problems from time to time.
> I learned a mac can be formatted to be windows and mac and can be changed
> from one to the other on the fly through hot keys. I have a couple of ham
> radio programs that won't work on a mac so I am going to format the
> macmini into both. I also got the trackpad which turns the computer
> almost into the iPhone but it allows you to use it like it were a touch
> screen or the touch screen on your iPhone. Do I like the mac? No, I hate
> it because this old man is having to learn everything all over again. I
> love the Alex voice in the mac, the same one in the i6 iPhones, because of
> my loss of hearing over this passed year. Anyhow, the more I learn, the
> more I like the macmini. My i6 and macmini automatically sync and whatever
> I can do on the phone, I can do on the macmini. I got the 1 terabyte
> machine since I'm basically going to end up with two computers in one, but
> even 500 gigs is more than I'll ever use. Sandy experience with her mac
> air has been so positive, paying all our bills and buying Wal-Mart
> groceries and having them delivered and ordering other things online with
> the mac, pushed me to make the decision to go ahead and by the macmini.
> It's about the size of a cigar box. The trackpad also allows a blind user
> to work as well as a sighted person using a mouse. I haven't gotten to it
> yet but the macs have a voice recognition program I'm trusting will work
> as well as dragon dictate to help me with writing through dictation.
> National Braille Press has a great reference book a lady wrote so between
> that and the mac voice over mailing list and Sandy's knowledge, it was now
> or never, at my age, haha.
>
> Phil.
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