@coodgenducta: No, I saw the second line. What I meant was that I found it amazing that it was every a consideration. I was also saying it in a light and humorous manner and did not intend to levy any serious criticism.

@Squantos: That looks like a shin on his chin. Lol.

@coodgenducta: ??

@pariahjack: Give up your iPone for a Kin? Are you kidding?

@Not sent from my iPad due to new avatar pic upload fail: Hmm... will mortar sites make it into Farmtown? I can't wait till I can place my claymores!!

If this becomes popular it would be the death of professional photographers.

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: Actually, for the most part a blind person knows when to stop based on certain audio or tactile clues. When it comes to obstacles one knows based on the "feel" in the harness, but I suppose that one would have less of a tactile sense of the ground, and less time to respond to things. A…

@CamJN: bark bark ruff ruff bark

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: Or I can just say "wait" which is a command she already knows.

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: Hmm, I should try that!

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: I got something like that already! It is called a guide dog, and there are no batteries required!

@iansilv: Is that possible?

@funstraw: Verizon?

@Arken:

@SmokeyRivers: I have considered Android phones. It would allow me to stay with Verizon and not have to switch to AT&T. However, the Talkback, kickback, etc on the Android OS does not work with applications that are not native to the phone. So, if I get the Kindle application for android it will not read the books…

I know that this is a little off topic, and I do apologize.

@rtrudel: I am thinking about that. Also, Android has a program called Talkback in the OS. However, it says that it only works with "native apps". I do not think that the Kindle app would be considered native, but I could be wrong.

@angryCutlet: Oh right, i forgot about that. The question would then be the screen reader app. If I can get one for the Android I am set. Thanks.

I would love to use a Kindle app but I do not have a portable device at the moment that supports it. My hope is that the new iPhone comes to Verizon, or some iPhone in the future. I would then use Kindle and have it read to me with the VoiceOver screen reader app included on the newer iPhones. I have thought of…

Sure why not, but I am not wearing that dress.