• Home
• Philosophy
• Methodology
• Assessment
• List Serve
• iDevice
• Contact

Need assistance with that IDevice?

Support for the IPhone, IPad and the IPod Touch.

This email list is designed to give not only technical support for the IPhone, the IPad and the IPOD Touch with VoiceOver, but also suggestions on apps available that will assist the blind and visually impaired.

Join the IDevice list serve by sending an email to:
IDevices-Join@GatewayForTheBlind.Com

Periodically we will have a conference call on using the IDevice. The conference will be announced on the IDevice list serve. The phone number to call is,

1-567-314-5748 and the passcode is, 4338423 (idevice.)

 

Here are some files that may help you in using that IDevice.

Creating a check list in notifications on your IPhone.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge gives an overview and demonstration for VoiceOver users of the keyboard commands available when using a bluetooth keyboard with an iOS device.

IDevice Conference Call, January, 2014

list of iOS apps developed specifically for people who are blind or who have low vision.

Here are several articles on various topics concerning the IPhone. It is updated frequently so check back often.

In this podcast, Bryan gives us a walk-through and demonstration of TimeTuner Radio Alarm Clock, a full-featured radio alarm clock for iOS.

In this podcast, Scott Davert gives us a walk-through of Radium ~ Perfect Internet Radio, an iOS app that claims to be the most beautiful and intuitive internet radio player you’ll ever use.

In this podcast, AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through of Overcast, Simple Weather, a free and fully accessible weather app for iOS.

Creating Message Folders In IOS 7.

Tips For Prolonging Battery Life on your IDevice.

IDevice accessory review. Thinking about an accessory for your IDevice? Perhaps you'll find a review on it here.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge takes a look at the recently released iPad Air and iPad Mini with Retina Display.

In this podcast, Jessica demonstrates how to use Siri to set more specific times in the iOS clock and reminders apps.

In this podcast, Cherokee Eagle demonstrates the AirDrop feature that was introduced in iOS 7 and allows you to share items between supported devices.

iOS Basics #1: An Introduction to VoiceOver Gestures by Alex Hall.

In this podcast, Alex Hall walks us through the process of making and receiving calls on an iPhone.

In this podcast, Marco takes a look at how using the Actions menu in the VoiceOver rotor can be used in the Messages and Mail apps on iOS 7.

In this podcast, Scott Davert compares the new version of the Google Voice search to that of Siri.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge walks us through the process of setting up Touch ID on the iPhone 5s.

In this podcast, Alex Hall reviews the essential gestures that anyone new to VoiceOver on iOS needs to know.

Thomas (AnonyMouse) and Robert Carter (The Tech Doctor) talk with Bill Rappos of the Sentellia Group about Fleksy - Happy typing.

In this podcast, Scott Davert takes a look at some of what is new and changed for Braille users in iOS 7.

In this podcast, AnonyMouse takes a look at how you can now use FaceTime to make audio-only calls in iOS 7.

In this podcast, AnonyMouse shows us how to check and monitor call and data usage on your iPhone via the Cellular section under Settings.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge introduces us to the new iPhone 5c.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge introduces us to the handwriting mode that was introduced in iOS 7.

The IDevice list serve message archive.

A demonstration of using the Hourly News app.

Miscellaneous ringtones for the IPhone.

Classical style ringtones for the IPhone.

Christmas ringtones for the IPhone.

Christian ringtones for the IPhone.

A demonstration on using the DigitEyes bar code scanner.

A brief demonstration on using the EyeNote currency reader. A free app by the U.S. Government.

The basics of using an IDevice. A conference call recording with Rita Howells presenting.