RE: Digest for spielproject@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 2 Topics
Adam
Does spiel have any support for Ice-Cream sandwich yet? No rush but would be greatly appreciated, because as nice as it is talkback is very slow and non descriptive unlike the product spiel
Thanks
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§ Spiel 1.1.2 released [1 Update]
§ Spiel 1.1.1 released [1 Update]
Nolan Darilek <no...@thewordnerd.info> Jan 02 02:37PM -0600
Spiel version 1.1.2 has just been released. This new version brings the
following changes:
* Hopefully resolves a crash on some devices running Android 2.2.
As always, Spiel can be
[http://spielproject.info/files/spiel-1.1.2.apk|downloaded directly], or
[https://market.android.com/details?id=info.spielproject.spiel|installed
via the Android Market].
Nolan Darilek <no...@thewordnerd.info> Jan 02 11:04AM -0600
Spiel version 1.1.1 has just been released. This new version brings the
following changes:
* Calls from unknown numbers will no longer crash Spiel if talking
caller ID is enabled.
* Old, no longer necessary event-queuing code was dropped.
As always, Spiel can be
[http://spielproject.info/files/spiel-1.1.1.apk|downloaded directly], or
[https://market.android.com/details?id=info.spielproject.spiel|installed
via the Android Market].
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Nolan Darilek
I just now put together some very naive touchscreen exploration code. In my experimentation thus far it seems much more responsive than TalkBack, and I'm more accurate because my phone says things closer to the spot where they are on the screen. This is an area where Spiel's performance is going to shine, since TalkBack has been lagging some between touch and tap. It also provides more spoken feedback and no sounds/vibration, so I don't feel like I'm playing an Atari 2600 when using my tablet.
I'm going to try for a 1.2 release with touchscreen support soon, hopefully in the next week or two.