Sentences with phrase «screen reader experience»

They interviewed hundreds of people and analyzed product telemetry to understand how to improve keyboard shortcuts and the screen reader experience.

Not exact matches

Readers of «Unbroken» will be sorely disappointed by how shrunken Zamperini's experiences seem on the big screen.

«That's the biggest challenge of this project; to bring it to the screen and give something back to readers who have already had the most amazing cinematic experience by just reading the novels.

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Microsoft Reader used the company's ClearType font rendering technology and advanced layout algorithms to deliver an on - screen reading experience that (for the first time) rivaled print.

For content providers, the interactive capabilities of screen readers should ultimately enable the delivery of a richer user experience — for example, illustrating a book on music with musical excerpts (rights permitting).

The responsive HTML5 reader adjusts to the screen of the device of the reader, which means that readers reading from tablet or mobile devices will have the optimal reading experience.

Then there are some noteworthy changes made to the app's eBook reader interface where you can tap the screen while reading a book to reveal an option - packed menu that presents you with various options to make your reading experience as convenient as desired.

The Sony Reader is an electronic book reader that uses an E-Ink screen to give a paper like reading experReader is an electronic book reader that uses an E-Ink screen to give a paper like reading experreader that uses an E-Ink screen to give a paper like reading experience.

The new Reader, with its much brighter and faster screen, should give an even better reading experience..

Tablets are still continuing to improve and getting cheaper and apps are getting updated on a continued basis with better functionality and features and antiglare screen protectors and apps for that matte reading experience it's becoming increasingly hard to vouch for pure e-ink readers.

Designed for reading on a screen, Madefire has built an end - to - end publishing platform called Motion Books that immerse the reader in an interactive experience with sound, motion, and depth.

The Reader uses an E-Ink Screen, which gives the user a paper like reading experience.

So while the Eink is more enjoyable to read on, it is not like looking at a LCD screen on a eBook reader is a horrible experience.

The main home screen is not your typical Android experience that you might see on tablets like the Pandigital Novel or Micro CRUZ Reader.

Sony introduced today Reader ™ (PRS - T2), a light and thin 6 ″ eReader with an enhanced, intuitive touch screen optimized for long - term reading and the most natural, immersive reading experience.

And one of the bugs that many users are experiencing these days is related to Kindle, as charging the eBook readers on PCs with Windows 10 Anniversary Update leads to the infamous Blue Screen of Death.

Served to users on their first page of entry, your brand's eye - catching ad entices reader's to swipe for more info, leading into a takeover utilizing all available real estate by offering a full - screen brand experience that accommodates both portrait and landscape device orientation.

The overall point is it is a regression to an older, outdated design, while Amazon and it's previous Aura move forward towards a smoother bezel - screen experience that makes one feel the ebook reader is another tablet.

The areas where the new Kindle scores above the Kindle 2 as also its competition is its new enhanced e-ink screen that makes for an even better reader experience.

Specifically, a wealth of children and young adult content intended for the full - color touch screens has made it more possible than ever to find engaging digital material to entertain and educate young readers, while providing a tactile and technology - based learning experience.

New Readers Feature Sony's Unique Touch Screens with Anti-Glare Technology for the Optimal Digital Book Reading Experience

Customers can experience the new PC screen reader support today — first install the NVDA 2017.1 release, and then install the latest Kindle for PC app.

Too many people like the non-glare screens, weeks - long battery life, light weight, low cost, and reading - focused experience you get with ebook readers.

Perhaps best of all is the Sony Reader app which can operate in portrait, putting a page on each screen creating the most natural reading experience on any digital device.

Those looking for a large screen eReader would be better off with the identically priced Sony Reader Daily Edition, and those who want a better all - around experience should get the smaller and cheaper $ 259 Nook or Kindle.

If, as Amazon claims, the big - screen Kindle e-ink reading experience is so much better than reading books on a phone, then why bother crippling the phone reader?»

Alex, with its unique Duet Navigator ™, provides the capability for interaction and navigation techniques of the two screens and furthermore utilizes the capabilities of Android to enhance the reader's experience by supporting interactive access to the Internet for references and links.

We've had a succession of E-ink devices starting from the very first Sony Reader to the earlier Kindle and some of the newer devices and we've seen how the screen technology has evolved from a tentative and slow - refreshing experience to a faster, easier to read and even more economical one.

The touch screen will give the reader a more book like experience with page turns and the ability to highlight and add notes with a finger or stylus.

For regular reading, however, we think dedicated ebook readers are a better option for a number of reasons, namely nonreflective electronic - ink displays that give you a more paperlike visual experience (including easy reading outdoors and less eyestrain than with an LCD screen), a lighter weight, and a significantly longer battery life.

Most of these services will just do the research for you, but I think selecting the books who share your audience is better — as long as you've read them or screen them to make sure they are similar to what you're offering: don't market to someone else's audience if you aren't providing a very similar reading experience or assuming those readers will like your book if your book is very different.

In every way, the DX's larger screen makes for a much better reading experience than that provided by any other e-book reader we have tested.

How does the size of the screen change the reader's experience of reading?

VoiceView is the new Fire TV screen reader that helps blind and visually impaired customers navigate and discover content, access settings, and control playback in the core Fire TV experience.

Though the only obvious updates are a bigger screen, re-positioned fingerprint reader and different camera, the software improvements and overall experience make this one of the best phones you can buy in its price range.

The Samsung Galaxy S8's fast speeds and fantastic curved screen make it a top phone for 2017, but the annoying fingerprint reader could sour your experience.

This technology can further optimize iris and facial recognition to make up for fingerprint reader experience since some phones like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and the iPhone 8 will feature the edge - to - edge screen.

The new Spectre x360 builds on an already great product in a smaller footprint, more performance, longer battery life, improved inking experience, and more security with the fingerprint reader and integrated privacy screen.

The 6 - inch OLED screen provides an immersive viewing experience, and around back is a fingerprint sensor that's in a lot more natural location than the reader on the S8.

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.4 out of 5 stars The Samsung Galaxy S8's fast speeds and fantastic curved screen make it a top phone for 2017, but the annoying fingerprint reader could sour your experience.

So, the screen has been stretched out, facial recognition is working well, the fingerprint reader doesn't take up space on the front anymore, and Oxygen OS has been updated to enhance the T experience.

You'll need to be able to a) get your resume seen by someone who might be screening for more experience or who's currently working in the field; and b) convince the reader that hmm, this person may have a gap, but s / he's got experience and the right skills, if not doing it currently.

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Professional Experience Haan Crafts, LLC (Otterbein, IN) 1992 — Present Product / Graphic Designer • Oversee the design and advertisement of various products for a diverse clientele • Conceptualize and create graphics, diagrams, advertisements, product instructions, and illustrations • Develop new product ideas resulting in new and highly profitable income streams • Design and create pattern pieces, acetates, and patter boards for silk screening • Manage production quality control operations ensuring a consistent, marketable product • Provide exceptional customer service resulting in client satisfaction, loyalty, and numerous referrals • Perform clerical work including data entry, filing, and multi-line phone system operation • Utilize Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, PageMaker, Quark XPress, Acrobat Reader and Distiller for Mac and PC • Perform all duties with positivity, professionalism, and integrity