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A short review of the major accessibility features in the new iPhone OS 3.0 update.

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Brian Bennett 5 months ago

That's sad. Looks like they've got a long way to go before it's even remotely usable.
David Ward 5 months ago

That demo is fantastic. That software is fantastic I mean it almost made me cry. The zoom was great maybe it needs a little customizability to eliminate the 3 finger tap thing or make it adjustable but for what it is its amazing and unheard of. NO ONE has a free full screen magnifier on any platform I've seen untile Windows 7. And usually this stuff runs like $500 bucks. If you know of something better I'd like to hear about it (namely on 61,Palm Pre, iPhone).
David Ward 5 months ago

It looks fantastic. Especially the Zoom that's very ZoomText or Magic like which are like $500 programs fro the PC side of things.

JUST WONDERING THOUGH is there something like this forthe Palm Pre or G1?