An all-in-one Android app for the visually impaired. Listen to the news, play audio games, read audiobooks and stay connected with just four swipe gestures.
Voxmate is now on Google Play! ๐ We've got over 20 audio-first apps - you can immerse yourself in an audiobook, chat on Telegram, or say 'hello' on the Audio Forum. Get Voxmate today: https://t.co/ckjMcdrsl4.
Judy wrote a great review of our app in the May issue of Access World. It is a detailed guide that explains each step in using the app: https://t.co/k3p4c6MCR4 via @afb1921
Simple is not synonymous with dumbed-down. We are at a time in software evolution where it makes sense to re-skin things by providing a different interface that is more convenient for some. This time, we spoke with Chad Bouton of @20200Hindsight. Thanks a lot, Chad!
ALT: The founders of Voxmate, Gleb and Katja, hold a big check in their hands with 8000 euros on it. The event took place on a ferry in Turku, Finland. On the right side you can see a TV screen and a moderator of the event.
On Tuesday we participated in the ร pitch startup competition for impactful startups by @TkuSciencePark. We were lucky enough to take home both prizes: the audience award ๐ฅณ and the main prize ๐คฉ. We have some very special ideas for this prize. So, stay tuned!
Reflections from @Mosen for #GAAD: "...equality includes the right to offer constructive criticism about where you are falling short." Very well said! Constructive criticism is also the only way to actually improve the product. Thank you, dear community, for your feedback!
Reflections for Global #Accessibility Awareness Day #GAAD: Our past success wasnโt inevitable, our future success is not guaranteed https://t.co/4ov8CWJYE0
Although we have nearly 20 audio-first apps, the most popular ones are those from the entertainment category: audiobooks, podcasts, and news. That does not surprise us, but we are still pinning our hopes on other apps as well ๐ค
What is your take on smartphone accessibility? Do you have a few minutes to share it with us? We're conducting a short study to get an overview of the most common smartphone accessibility issues. Share your opinion: https://t.co/3ix1OMpcpM
Read our latest blog on the fantastic @voxmateapp.
Make calls, scan printed text, read news, listen to audiobooks, play games, chat on the Audio Forum and more with just four swipe gestures โ up, down, left and right.
Find out more in this blog:
https://t.co/oT4hZLWbez
Adding a note to yourself in @Voxmateapp is as quick as tapping twice and holding a finger on the screen in a main menu while recording a note. As soon as you lift your finger, the note is saved in the Notes app.
Three interactive tutorials will help you get started with Voxmate. First, go through the basic gestures. Quick and easy. Then learn how to talk to Voxmate and play games. And finally, go to the Editor and Keyboard Playzone, and practice using the editor as much as you want.
If you are thinking of switching from iOS to Android, or are just curious about how good accessibility is on Android, you might be interested in this recording of our webinar with @BlindDroidUsers. Happy watching!
https://t.co/lyoWdyz95U
@ChanceyFleet Sure, sighted people get like this for fonts. Sometimes I (Katja) can not even start typing my text if I do not have the right font set. I guess it's all about comfort and safety for me. Strange, now that I think about it.
We have teamed up with @BlindDroidUsers to invite you to join us for a hands-on webinar on Android accessibility on January 19. We will share three ways to set up an Android phone. Read more and register: https://t.co/ADrEydpAVQ
In 2022 we are continuing with our #EUROSTUDENTTalks webinars. This month we'll focus on students with impairments and their experiences in the #highereducation. Join us on the 27th of January at 11CET! https://t.co/ozX1kKVBef
We have teamed up with @BlindDroidUsers to invite you to join us for a hands-on webinar on Android accessibility on January 19. We will share three ways to set up an Android phone. Read more and register: https://t.co/ADrEydpAVQ
Here is some interesting news: @reviewed has launched an #accessibility vertical with independent reviews of assistive tech. A rare but much needed step!
Weโre proud to announce the launch of our Accessibility vertical. With in-depth reviews of adaptive products & assistive technologies, our goal is to take the stress out of product research.