With the rise of smartphones, accessibility of mobile phones
is now tackled in a threefold way: you can integrate accessibility features in
the hardware, the software or via applications. Hundreds of developers have
taken up the challenge to find solutions for making mobile phones more
accessible to older people or people with disabilities and contribute to
improve their daily lives.
For this reason, we
are happy to announce that GARI is being expanded to host a new app section.
We have been working on a major redesign of GARI, intending
to make the database more user-friendly and accessible and expanding it to
integrate a number of new features. With the relaunch of the new GARI website
approaching fast, we are now inviting developers
to add their accessibility apps to the GARI database.
The new app section will allow users of GARI to search for
mobile phones that accommodate specific apps. Indeed, it can be important to
know whether a certain app is compatible with VoiceOver on iOS, if the same app can be used with TalkBack on
Android or if it works also on a Windows phone.
Being involved in
GARI is free of charge. Developers can present their accessibility apps,
explain their function and availability and link back to the online app store
for the actual download.
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