Question about transportation

Yeah, I've used Soundscape before and it's pretty good because it lets you know what intersections and what stuff you're coming up to, like bus stops, crosswalks, parking lots, I don't know, a whole lot.

hi everyone actually it's topic which i made researches a lot about it um sorry and i even purchased an iphone because uh i always used android and most of applications um which which i received recommendations about it's uh from ios uh system so what i can't say um unfortunately or not unfortunately but the best applications which i know it's osmond and dot walker um i prefer osmond actually but i tried voice vista i tried um how it's calling uh okay i i tried all three applications i believe on ios and i believe that um osmond and dot vocal is the best it's not guide i mean it can't take you uh by your hand and guide you directly to any place but if you have this good gps application and good white cane skills i believe that would be enough yeah

Well, I know I kind of left this thing, but I'm just coming back to say, well, that's pretty nice. I mean, yeah, I've used SoundScape and VoiceFist and all the other things, they're pretty good. And yes, Microsoft SoundScape is down, but luckily it's now, of course, open source.

Well, for a device I use with walking, I used to use a Trekker Breeze, which is a device that's good for walking and stuff, so I would know where I'm at, at a landmark and stuff. I still use a Trekker Breeze these days. So, yeah.

I know this is about iOS, but for Android users, I use Lazerillo, which I guess it was the only app that I, you know, ever used when my mobility lessons started, so that's what the commission recommended for me. Also, I never played around with it, but maybe try Seeing Assistant Go. Thanks for watching!