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more about #voiceover balls187: I can use a computer + internet to search WebMD to determine if I need to see a doctor, which costs less than to actually see a doctor. Thus, my compu... more » balls187: On the surface this seems like crap. But there is much more too it. I'm sad that you are quick to say it's "greed/corruptions" without doing your rese... more » Barry99705: Just like I said in the other thread, before the flame war started, the people that actually need this device most likely won't be able to hit the lit... more » Spikey: Should an iPhone be covered? No, I don't think so. Should an iPod Touch be covered? Maybe. Should at the very least, the Application for said devices ... more » endless: iphone 3g = $99 app = $150 minimum plan for iphone = 24months x $70 + taxes. if they were arguing about an ipod touch, thats one thing. when its a... more » ★☆★ Waka ★☆★: how would you solve the problem of some people faking this stuff to try to get a free iphone? more » SigmundWellwood: It's not that these headphones won't work with anything else– only that the remote and mic won't work. Apple's been adding the remote compatible he... more » bosskev: Blind photographer? Big deal. In the U.S., we just went through 8 years of having a President with no vision. more » PaddyDugan: Does it seems calloused to ask why a blind man would want to take pictures? To look at later? Share his visual reflections? Seriously, I must be mi... more » UnderLoK: This is ridiculous. I can't take photos that are worth a damn and I can see just fine... more » gemcosta: "(low-end, Dejong admits)" I would hope he admits it. Any photographer would say that the iPhone's camera is pitiful. Nice story, though. more » Kaiser-Machead: I'd like to see what Shure comes up with. No doubt if it can control a Shuffle, it may be able to control the others as well, namely the touch. more » Monty: If this is how things are going to go without Jobs at the helm, I think I am going to have to increase my prayer vigils to four times a day. I am sur... more » GiantEnemyCrab: I just watched the video on Apple.com showing off how it works, and just from the 3 seconds it had of a computer voice reading the music I was already... more » Gordon McAlpin: You. Can. Turn. It. Off. more » nutbastard: This feature has been in Rockbox for a while now, mostly useless, but supremely useful if one requires it. more » Hello Mister Walrus: So Microsoft Sam is going to be reading the song titles? Irony? more » thechansen: I think it will choke on !!!! by The Roots or the band named !!!. Just select that line of text and start speech to see what I mean. more » bandit: Clever but if this is how they do it, why can't they make it sound like a Garmin GPS, which has a much better voice sound? How do the GPS units do it,... more » -
#lightningreview
Klipsch Image S4i Review
The Klipsch Image S4i is one of the only non-Apple iPhone headsets on the market that supports both the iPod Shuffle's VoiceOver function and the iPhone 3GS's Voice Control. More » -
#photography
A Blind Photographer (!)
After professional photographer Alex Dejong lost his sight three years ago, he thought his days of taking and editing photos was over. But the iPhone 3GS's VoiceOver feature, plus a few key apps, has given some of his abilities back. More » -
#apple
How the iPod Shuffle VoiceOver Works
As you probably know, the new Apple iPod shuffle can speak up the name of your songs, artists, and playlists. I initially thought it was a new text-to-speech chip. It is not: More »
