# New Iphone User, finally

Category: Cell Phone Talk

## Post 1 by TheAsianInvasion (The Zone's invader) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 8:14:23

ah, now the time has come for me to join the world of talking phones...yes, a bit late I am aware. anyways, do any of you have reccomendations on any tutorials/podcasts that I should check out? anything to help me out would be appreciated. Also, what are your thought's on the Iphone screen protecters

## Post 2 by WillieTheWoof (I'll have the last word, thank you!) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 11:10:48

Give this a look: http://www.visionaustralia.org/info.aspx?page=2562

## Post 3 by Toonhead71 (move over school!) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 16:49:27

the first place you should visit, hands down is http://www.applevis.com
Lots of great recommendations for apps, tutorials and shorter podcasts. For longer ones blind cool tech http://www.blindcooltech.com is good. Some of them are slightly older but the information still applies.

## Post 4 by TheAsianInvasion (The Zone's invader) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 18:43:49

thanks, I'll take a look and see what I can find. Getting the phone in a few days, let's see how this goes.

## Post 5 by The Elemental Dragon (queen of dragons) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 21:20:21

a good app for the iphone which has a ton of info is the i blink radio app. it's got internet radio from blind people, podcasts, news articals, and a whole tone more..

## Post 6 by OceanDream (An Ocean of Thoughts) on Tuesday, 07-Feb-2012 21:37:44

As for screen protecters, I personally really do think that for the most part, expensive is better. I've had two screen protecters since I've had my iPhone; a 99 cent one, and a $15 one. the cheap one worked, if by work I mean that it stayed atached to the screen and protected it from dirt and scratches, but I found it made the screen less responsive. Not only did the expensive one have no negative impact on the responsiveness of the screen, but I actually liked the feel of it a lot better, especially when it comes to swiping. it's still on my screen to this day, and I have no plans of taking it off. There are also tactile screen protecters available, but personally, I've never needed one. that's not to say they aren't good, though. some people swear by them.
As for the phone itself, I can almost guarantee you that it will frustrate you to no end for a few days, especially if you've never used voiceover with a touch screen before, but it's incredible once you get used to it.

## Post 7 by Leafs Fan (I'll have the last word, thank you!) on Wednesday, 08-Feb-2012 8:45:33

I have had my phone for two years and I still find myself in awe at times that a mainstream company has chosen to make such a popular device fully accessible. You will have lots of frustrations and confusion at first. Be prepared for it, but you will come to love the phone very shortly.