Dolphin EasyReader
Free reading app for iPhone and Android devices and gateway to RNIB Reading Services.
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Product description
The Dolphin EasyReader app provides people who are visually impaired or dyslexic with free access to over 40 libraries and book collections, newspapers and magazines from around the world. Features such as adjustable text, colour schemes and speech enable users to customise their reading experience to suit their needs. It is compatible with screen readers and braille displays and available to use on a wide range of devices including iPhones, iPads, Android phones, tablets and computers running Windows.
Dolphin EasyReader highlights
Dolphin EasyReader can be helpful for:
- Reading the day's local or national newspapers.
- Reading books from RNIB Reading Services or Calibre.
Note for magnification users: The pros and cons are listed next to each other.
Pros
- Basic use is free, and a modest subscription allows you to synchronise reading across multiple devices.
- It provides single portal access to information from RNIB, BookShare and Calibre.
Cons
- None found.
Ease of use
Easy
Set up time
Estimate: 30 minutes
Price range
Free
A modest subscription is required for connecting to multiple devices.
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Manufacturer details
You can find more information on this product by contacting the manufacturer,
Dolphin Computer Access
Email: info@yourdolphin.com
Phone: 01905 754765
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