[access-uk] This Week's Attitude Test on the Global Voice.
- From: Colin Howard <colin@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 14:44:15 +0000
Greetings,
Bearing in mind the discussions lately of JFW's 20th birthday, perhaps the
subject this week is now most appropriate.
From: "Chrissie Cochrane" <chrissie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 31 Jan 2015 09:15:27 -0000
On this week's program we ask the question are the major screenreaders, both
JAWS and Window-Eyes reaching the end of their ability to develop further?
Are they now putting out new releases simply to bring in more money? Also
as computer programs get more and more integrated and complex are we seeing
more problems than solutions: for example both with JAWS 16 and Window-eyes
9 many people are finding that things just don't work as they used to: a new
feature is integrated into the software and another feature is broken. Will
the current models be sustainable or should there be an entirely new
approach to screenreading software?
On a lighter note, why do you like one of the major screenreaders in
preference to the other, and is the room in the market for a totally new
screenreader and what would you like to see it be able to do?
You can participate in the show, which airs Sunday at 18:00 UTC, that's 1 pm
Eastern, 10 am Pacific in North America, 6 pm in the UK and 7 pm in Central
Europe, by Skype at the.global.voice; by email at
yourvoice@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx or by Twitter @theglobalvoice.
That's this week's Attitude Test looking at the future of screenreading
software.
Chrissie
Managing Director
The Global Voice
http://theglobalvoice.info
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