No, when I got my iPad I didn't know I could install a screen reader on an ANdroid, so I picked the most accessible thing I could find.

If I remember correctly, it drew from the Google translate service and then Google changed the translate service and the developer couldn't keep updating it. I may not have all the details straight, b

No red ring of death on that one.

Stationery fighting games can be played. It's not too difficult. Personally, I liked Pokemon Stadium for the Nintendo 64, but that's getting off topic.

Kind of on the same subject, but I wonder why there's been nothing incorporated into screen readers that would enable them to read subtitles. I know it would serve no practical purpose outside of inte

I think the only reason I continue to use portrait is because that is what I'm used to. Although, now that you mentioned more screen, I may have to take a look into the Landscape view.

Sounds cool, but what purpose can Narrator serve with video games.

It's amazing they left that redring of death as an issue for as long as they did. That was a major deterrant in renting one of those things. Hey, can you install NVDA on an X-box?

I prefer portrait view myself.

My iPad has a portrait view and a landscape view. Does our windows tablet have the same things.

Probably, 😣

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We used blackboard at my college. I think I still have the link somewhere. The accessibility has definitely gotten better over the years.

Tell me about it. I don't think a touch screen works as well on a laptip as it does on a tablet. You know, come to think of it, what is the point of a touch screen on a laptip? THats what the keyboard

I'm just glad they made NVDA work with the Kindle app a few years back. Before I got my iPad that was the only way I could read Kindle books.

I prefer touch screens in a tablet form. Trying to use the one on my laptop is... complicated.

You can make it cry? Sounds like something Microsoft might want to see. Sounds like they've made better strides into Artificial intelegence than even they knew.

I'm actually a little nervous to use that one because it did warn it'll drain the battery faster. I may download it though, just to see if it helps.

Nope. The weird thing is on the box it said notebook, but it's really ust a slightly smaller thinner laptop. Don't see how it qualifies as a notebook with it has a diskdrive.

I've got an HP notebook. It was very difficult to find one with a diskdrive, but this one is a lot thinner than my last laptop. Incidentally, I got twice the memory for a third of the price.

Thanks for the info. Sadly, I think it's going to be a while before Narrator is a real threat for other screen readers. It's good for what it does, but doesn't work with some apps that are not created