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From: John Keller
Date: Thu, Feb 28 2013 9:24AM
Subject: Mobile Assistive Applications
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From: Robert Jaquiss
Date: Thu, Feb 28 2013 10:22AM
Subject: Re: Mobile Assistive Applications
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Hello:



I just read that Sendero is working on a similar project.



Regards,

Robert





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I'm involved with a team looking to build an app that provides additional
assistance for people who might be using guide dogs through their phone.
Basic idea is a voice operated application that could help provide
navigation to specific locations, be that a restaurant, store, or other
service provider.



I've focused primarily on content accessibility, any thoughts from the list
on where to go for best practices or guidance in assistive technologies
within mobile apps?





John Keller
VML | GD UX
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