Pocket Glasses PRO vs Anne Usage & Stats

Pocket Glasses is a simple magnifier app that helps users see the little things without glasses, solving all those problems once and for all! Easily transform those little blurred lines into clear, legible text, thanks to built-in zoom and freeze functions. Ideal for those with presbyopia! IMPORTANT! The application requires camera and microphone permissions to work. Basic usage is very simple: - tap or gesture to zoom - freeze/unfreeze camera - save to gallery You can also use - built-in flashlight for easy reading in the dark - tip calculator to find out how much you should tip, based on your receipt (supports a wide range of currencies) Use Pocket Glasses to : - Read text written in small print, such as a menu, prescription, instruction or manual. - See more details in small objects - Read in the dark thanks to the built-in flashlight - Calculate tips for the whole table

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Anne

**Requires first time to be set up with a caregiver for a deafblind** This is an app that has to be felt. Anne is completely powered by gestures and vibrations so you don't have to even look at the screen while you are using it. The few gestures that you need to learn will become muscle memory before you would even realize. Powered by the International Morse Code, you can type and transmit your messages to the people out there, with a combination of just Dots (or Dits) and Lines (or Dahs). And vice versa is even possible. Let us get familiar with all the gestures Basic gestures: 0) Double back tap to open it 1) Tap - Prints the Dot on the screen 2) Swipe Right - Prints the line on the screen 3) Swipe Down - Confirms letter in the typing process 4) Swipe left (one finger) - Deletes the last letter in the current typing process Pro gestures: 5) Swipe left (two fingers) - Clears the current typing 6) Pinch In - Transmits the word currently typing 7) Pinch Out - Transmit the last letter of the word you're currently typing 8) Swipe up - Prints the word from the typing to the chatbox and also vocalizes it. 9) Tap and Hold / Double Tap with Two fingers - Listens for audio to transmit to morse 10) Swipe up (two fingers) - Transmits the latest gesture message (You) in chatbox to morse 11) Swipe down (two fingers) - Transmits the latest audio message (They) in chatbox to morse And I will repeat it, no matter how complex these gestures look, it is a matter of a few tries before they get ingrained into your muscle memory! Oh and don't forget the entire screen is your canvas! Enjoy!