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I'm not visually impaired but have been doing some work at a local institute for visually impaired people and did setup some phones for WiFi there. I have never
by Dah00n 5y ago
I'm not visually impaired but have been doing some work at a local institute for visually impaired people and did setup some phones for WiFi there. I have never tested these accessibility settings on smartphones myself so I have no idea why but ever single phone I saw there were Android phones. Now I'm curious why since it seems people here see iPhones as a better choice.
- radley 5y agoIf it's academic, Android makes sense because it's easy to side-load experimental apps. iPhone appears to be better for consumers due to native solutions.
- dzhiurgis 5y agoLanguage could be the one. Android supports vastly more. It's quite sad how behind Apple is. If you happen to be from a "small" country with under 10 million people - forget it.