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FallibleClover

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Nov 13, 2009
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There is an image with the Voice Over paragraph in the accessibility section of the Apple site. In the speech bubbles the Voice Over is saying to double tap an icon to open the application. Anyone know why this might be? It would be kind of annoying if that were the case. The only thing I can think of, is double tapping might bring to the section within the pp with new content. Such as the downloads section of the App Store app.
 

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ThatsMeRight

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Sep 12, 2009
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This is also on the iPhone when you use the voice over. You tap an app to hear the voice over, you double tap to open it.
 

FallibleClover

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Nov 13, 2009
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This is also on the iPhone when you use the voice over. You tap an app to hear the voice over, you double tap to open it.

Thanks for the actual description of this function rather than stating that if I had a 3GS I'd already know about. :rolleyes: Appreciate it, dude!
 
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