Apple

Hello,

I know about all of these. Lots of problems were reported by me to Apple as well. Apple knows what I think about the really bad Hebrew support with Braille, and incomplete job although this is a good start. I have asked a simple question:

If I am testing something on my 5s, are the 6 and 6 plus compatible for 100 percent? I am not going to buy these devices do to expensive prices, so I want to know that my 5s is ok for all requirements.

So, your mail did not answer my question.

Thanks,

Adi.

From: Drake, Ted [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2014 1:01 AM
To: Adi Kushnir; email@hidden
Subject: Re: App development

See the presentation on iOS Accessibility at WWDC2014. You’ll see that they’ve introduced new functionality for iOS8. iPhone 6 and 6S are backwards compatible. They’ll have new features, but should support everything you built for the iPhone 5. That being said, this list of bugs and features from AppleVis is worth watching, especially as they release iOS8 updates. http://applevis.com/blog/apple-ios-news/accessibility-fixes-and-improvements-ios-81

ted

From: Adi Kushnir <email@hidden>
Date: Tuesday, October 28, 2014 at 12:53 PM
To: "email@hidden" <email@hidden>
Subject: App development

Hello,

Since finally Apple made the iPhone accessible to the blind in Israel, I have a question:

I am now working on some app localizations and some developments for the Hebrew market, for iOS only, not for the Mac. I have an iPhone 5s. If I develop an app, when I see that it works fine on my 5s, does it mean that it would work fine on the 6 and 6 plus? I am not going to spend money on a new device because they are very expensive here, and I am very happy with my 16GB 5s that I bought.

If not, what should I set in xCode? And I guess that if I just localize an app, it's the developers job to get it right on all devices?

Thanks,

Adi.

References:
	>App development (From: Adi Kushnir <email@hidden>)
	>Re: App development (From: "Drake, Ted" <email@hidden>)