Category: Cell Phone Talk
Good afternoon. AS an accessibility instructor and as work dubs me a Rehab specialist, (hmm!what does that really mean?) I am wanting to find a cheep but good Android phone for testing. It will not become my primary phone but in order to offer clients an unbiased opinion it is necessary to work in android as well as iOS which I use on a daily basis. I saw lots of phones by a company called Blu which are unlocked and extremely reasonably priced and would like to know if anyone has tried one and if whatever interface they have causes any problems with talkback. Thanks.
I would not take the Blue approach, reason is your not guaranteed updates. If your looking for a cheep reasonable phone then the Motorola G second Genoration or Motorola E second Genoration. If you Get set phone "blue" I would brace yourself for fun times. Second off, if your going to actually take the time to learn and use android then put away your IOS device for a month or so. If not then personally do not bother at all trying to learn android. Last, do not!, think for once your going to swipe your way through android, if a friend told you so they lied straight to your face. Its paramount you learn to use "explore by touch" and use swipe as a secondary navigation method. Lastly, this will be my only post on this board contact me off here, certain users of IOS "not saying names here" tend to think just because they spent 6 months or less with the OS they no more then an android user who has been using not "playing" with the OS for 5 years.