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		<title>Accessing Twitter from the iPhone</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 04 Mar 2009 14:01:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Twitter calls itself a a microbloogging service. What the heck is a microblog? Basically, it is a mix of blogging, text messaging and emailing. The New York Times&#8217; David Pogue offere his take on Twitter in Twitter? It’s What You Make It. Pogue is right. Twitter is in the eye of the beholder, so to speak. I will delve no further into Twitterology. Twitter accessibility has attracted much attention. There are a multitude of ways to access Twitter from your desktop. The most obvious is through the Twitter web site, but there are dozens of widget, apps and plug ins that do the job, each with it own accessibility issue. A popular new access point is through Accessible Twitter, which has a clean, screen-reader-friendly interface. How accessible is Twitter on the iPhone? Besides receiving tweets as expensive text messages, there are multiple iPhone apps that access your Twitter stream as well as Twitter&#8217;s mobile web site. Here, I will compare the accessibility of two of the more popular iPhone apps, Twitteriffic and TwitterFon, with that of the mobile web site. TwitterFon, as you can see in the first image, has a fairly standard visual look with black font on a [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Accessing EasyWriter: iPhone App Accessibility Review</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 16 Feb 2009 14:02:58 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Tim</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Next in my series of iPhone app accessibility reviews is EasyWriter. The main feature of EasyWriter, as its programmers put it, is: EasyWriter makes it easy to write emails using a bigger keyboard in landscape mode. Easywriter has one other accessibility feature that the default Mail program lacks; multitouch zoom. Between landscape mode and the zoom, Easywriter becomes a much more accessible way to type emails than Apple&#8217;s offering. The last bit of good news is that it is free! Like all the email-capable apps, sending the email requires the app to hand control back to the default Mail program. There you need to fill in the To and Subject lines and click send. All in all, it is a fairly painless process. What is EasyWriter missing? First, there is no way to ajust the color scheme. Light fonts on a dark background are much easier on the eyes. Second, there is a fairly restrictive limit to how much you can zoom in. More zoom would be very nice. Even nicer would be even more control over font type and default size. Unless EasyWriter adpots some of these additional fearues, I would guess its feature set, landscape mode and miltitouch [...]]]></description>
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