Talks vs. Mobile Speak

[Agent86b]

Stephen,
That is why I suggested he try both products.
At no time did I say  there had not been any changes to the products.
I still stand by my original comment that it is a bit like Window
Eyes and Jaws. Some people like one product over the other. I think
they both appear to be good.
Max.
on 08:38 7/03/2008, Stephen Giggar said:
>Max
>
>Well if you looked 18 months ago; Their are very big differences for
>both screen readers! <grin> You
>are talking about from September/October of 2006 until now. At that
>point in time; The 3rd Edition
>of Talks or MobileSpeak wasn't even out yet.
>
>Signed: Stephen Giggar
>sgiggar at sbcglobal.net
>Skype: dr-phone.
>
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>From: "Agent86b" <agent_086b at internode.on.net>
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>Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 2:44 PM
>Subject: Re: Talks vs. Mobile Speak
>
>
> >
> > Brian,
> > I looked at both Mobile Speak and Talks about 18 months ago.
> > I think you are correct that it is just like Jaws and Window Eyes.
> > I went with Mobile Speak because at the time it was more
> > configurable. I have never regretted my choice.
> > It would be best to download a 30 day trial package from both and
> > give them a try to see which you like.
> > Max.
> > on 23:57 6/03/2008, Brian Hansen said:
> >>Now that I've got my N75 ordered, I need some assistance on which speech
> >>package to go with.  Are there any major differences between Talks &
> >>MobileSpeak in phone accessibility, or are they kind of like JAWS vs..
> >>Windoweyes?  I know there's a price difference with AT&T offering
> >>MobileSpeak for $89.00, but at this point, I'm looking for functionality,
> >>ease of use, and accessibility to all the phones features and applications.
> >>Not to mention, which of the two software packages seems to be the most
> >>stable on an N75 phone.  Is one screen reader more configurable than the
> >>other when it comes to customizing how it interacts with different
> >>applications?  At this point, the only thing I know for sure is that I
> >>prefer the Eloquence speech over the DECTalk.  Does using one of the better
> >>speech synthesizers instead of the DECTalk speech seem to weigh down the
> >>phone and make it more sluggish?  Also, how are both programs when it comes
> >>to browsing and using a messenger application?  Sorry about all the
> >>questions, but any and all help would be greatly appreciated, and all
> >>comments both good and bad for either screen reader would really be
> >>welcomed.
> >>
> >>Blessings,
> >>
> >>Brian
> >>
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