I mean when you are sitting on a chair, do you" visualize" it in your head because you can feel it? Please can I get some responces from the blind or people who have known ,or study the blind? Do they have brail computers?
Something like command prompt/DOS?
And how come they chain pens to the counter, and open the door wide?
Braille: Due to stupid regulations.
Pens: People walk off with pens all the time. They don’t even think about it. This is not unique to the US.
Door: Wut?
I synced my iPod and Updated it to the new version 4.2 (this is my iPod touch im talking about). And Once it finished, it still feels like the same? I dosent feel like i have the updates because I was supposed to get a bunch of updates like:
-Multi-tasking.
-AirPrint
-AirPlay
-Find My iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.
Game Center
Be more social with your gaming. Find friends or use auto-match to play multiplayer games against new opponents. Track achievements and compare high scores.4
iTunes TV show rentals
Rent TV shows commercial free in HD for just 99¢ an episode and start watching them in minutes.
Even better Mail
See messages from all your accounts in a unified inbox, organize messages by threads, and open attachments in third-party apps.
Find text on web pages
In Safari, you can do a quick text search to find and highlight specific words and phrases on even the longest web pages.
Notes with fonts
Customize your notes using different fonts — Marker Felt, Helvetica, and Chalkboard.
Reply to calendar invitations
Reply to event invitations from friends using calendar services like Yahoo! and Microsoft Exchange — right from the built-in Calendar app.
Keyboard and dictionary enhancements
iOS 4.2 includes support for over 50 languages and dialects, with more than 30 new international keyboards and dictionaries for iPad.
Accessibility enhancements
Control VoiceOver using a wireless keyboard. Output in braille to over 30 supported wireless Bluetooth refreshable braille displays in more than 25 languages.
Enhanced enterprise support
Businesses can take advantage of stronger security features, new device management capabilities, and improved enterprise integration.
Messaging with text tones
Know who’s texting without looking at your screen. Choose from 17 new alerts and assign custom tones for people in your contact list.
iPhone only.
and those .
so why arent they on my Ipod?
lol at u i got that with my old ipod, if ur ipod has no camera or its 8gb it doesnt have the prosesing power for this stuff eg.
itouch 2g = 0.4ghz
itouch 3g (32 and 64gb) = 0.6ghz
itouch 4g = 1ghz
get a new itouch
There are three major categories of Braille worldwide. Two of them are used most in the U.S. What are they?
Visual Braille
Braille is clearly an excellent alphabetic system, but hard for sighted people to grasp. Would joining up the dots within the Braille cells help, and, if so, has this been thought of before?
No
all I see is noise
invisible displays of cowardice
hiding in ignorance
once perhaps, you were
formidable and a challenge
alas, nonsense is your name
unhinge your mind
speak to me
in words, do
as you can not say
thumbing
Braille for the hard of thinking
Very good – I love the last line and agree with the entire piece. Bravo.
I’m told these violated Community Guidelines. They were answered but I can’t see the answers.
What is the scientific word for the study of origins?
In biology a † symbol is used to indicate an extinct creature. Is there a symbol to indicate a lazarus taxon?
Is there a way to see the worst rated members at Yahoo Answers?
Anyone know the sci-fi movie with a broken down giant robot at a TV station & personal computers were illegal?
What’s the best Spore graphics card with 4 monitors under Linux?
How does 1 who’s visually impaired, agree 2 an EULA before the screen reader or braille display software runs?
Does any1 know of a online Hdd Hex Editor (no installation)?
How do these violate anything?
Whoever told you that these questions violated the community guidelines should really not participate on Yahoo! Answers. None of those questions are violation as far as I am concerned.
My uncle is blind. I was wondering if there is a monitor that can displays braille. Also, is there some type of GPS that could make it possible for him to drive?
For computer use, there are many adaptive programs that allow blind/visually impaired folks access. My wife has 2 for reading, one for writing. The 2 screen readers are "JAWS" (Job Access With Speech) and ZoomText with reader. Both will "read" what normally appears on the monitor screen (if the computer even has a monitor…..my wife has one that doesn’t even have a monitor) and inputs and navigation are done by keyboard commands, similar to the old DOS operating systems. With her JAWS and ZoomText, she is able to do her work, read her e-mail, participate on Y!A and Facebook, and do just about everything else a "normally" sighted person does.
For typing, there is a program that my wife uses called "DragonSpeak", which is voice-recognition technology tailored to individual users. Once DS "knows" the person’s voice, all they do is speak into a headset, which then allows the software to "type" what has been spoken. Otherwise, it is simple keyboard memorization that is used for typing.
As to driving…..out of the question. For one, GPS is not that accurate; and there are too many variables in operating a motor vehicle that depend on good vision to be done safely. My wife has a Sendero portable GPS that she uses when walking to her destinations for her job, and it screws her up sometimes because it is not totally accurate.
The technology is available for computer use, but it is not cheap. All of the adaptive programs my wife has cost a little over $800 each. She was able to obtain them through our States Commission For The Blind. Check with your States Department of Vocational Rehabilitation to see if they might be able to help defray the costs, or look into community service organizations such as Elks or Lions to see if they have ways that might help as well.
my teacher aves us an assignment and i need to know a couple thins that were invented for the hearing impaired and seeing impaired besides a walker, brail and hearing aids
Read up about Helen Keller.
My homework at school in about Louis braille and is very hard . i need info on the invention and who was the military man that came to the school for the blind ?
P.S my mom is blind and know nothing about it
Try asking your mom. I bet she knows plenty and if she doesn’t she knows which direction to point you in. Communication with your parents is a really important thing.