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Gizmodo RSSI chose the Galaxy Tab because it has front and rear cameras. I plan to test the Layer and TagWhat apps. It would be great if I could create an app for Mason’s Johnson Center. See here – http://compixels.com/441/top-5-augmented-reality-apps-for-android
Here’s my list of software for testing enhanced accessibility for users with disabilities on the Android: http://www.apps4android.org Apps4Android’s AAIs manage the detection and installation of the following Android accessibility applications: 1. Accessibility Preferences (Developer: Google Eyes-Free Team) Enables users to easily modify settings for accessibility applications such as TalkBack. More: http://tinyurl.com/apps4android-ap-1 2. Eyes Free Shell […]
