Jabberwocky app
| Description | Jabberwocky AAC is an assistive communication iOS app enabling users with limited speech to talk using only head movement. Jabberwocky AAC translates your head movement into a cursor used to type letters and initiate text-to-speech, using smart phrase prediction based on your previous history. |
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| Year of Release | 2020 |
| Operating System | Google Android |
| Operating System | Google Android |
Where can I get this device?
Also available at other retailers.
Accessibility Features
Physical
- Gesture Based Navigation
- Predictive Text
- Reduced hand movement option
- Visible Focus Indicators
Where can I get this device?
Accessible Telecoms is a resource that provides free information on the accessibility features of different devices, however does not act as a retailer for those devices. Click on the links to view retailers that sell this device.
- View Device at Apple App Store
- View Device at Google Play Store
- Also available at other retailers.
More Information
Jabberwocky website
View InformationJabberwocky app PDF
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