Predictable 2.0 Introduction Video

Predictable 2.0 is an exciting text-to-speech application for the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. Offering customisable AAC functions with the latest social media integration, Predictable sets a new benchmark. Using a word prediction engine and switch access, Predictable meets the needs of a wide range of people using AAC.
A wide range of people are using Predictable, including those with MND / ALS, Cerebral Palsy and people with communication difficulties after a stroke or head injury.
Features:
• UK and US prediction engine featuring integrated intelligent self-learning of new words and contexts
• Accessible via Bluetooth switch box + switch/es (compatible with Therapy Box Switch Box and RJ Cooper Switch Interface)
• Configurable scanning settings for auto scan or user scan.
• Use the whole screen as a switch with scanning mode (Touch Anywhere access method)
• Choice of 9 voices (4 US,3 British and 2 Australian voices)
• Easy to use category folders to store quick phrases or prepared messages
• History view with access to last used phrases
• Ability to compose and send emails
• Ability to update Facebook status or send a Tweet*
• Ability to send an SMS**
• Note pad option -- hand write on the screen
• Emoticons -- to add laughter, crying or whistling to your message
• Publish option for 1:1 discrete conversations
• Backup your phrases to your computer

You can find more information about Predictable (including a full feature list to help gauge suitability) at www.tboxapps.com

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Predictable
• iPad apps
• iPad
• iPhone
• apps
• Therapy Box
• TBox Apps
• AAC
• text to speech
• Scene & Heard
• communication
• speech difficulty
• mnd
• als
• cerebral palsy

[TherapyBox]

@Katilea69 Not all features are able to be switch accessible. For switch users, email is accessible in switch mode. SMS, Twitter and Facebook need direct access to post the messages.

[Katilea69]

That's much better visually!

you know how you can access contacts on the iPad version?.. does that work with iPhone also when you want to text the message? .. also if was using switches for smaller iPhone screen is there still same issue that switch won't work once SMS message has been sent to apple's messages app?