#tech device

[tauruscranberryrolls]

savng this online for a friend, hopes this helps anyone who needs it!!!

To install a stock Android ROM on a VOLENTEX Tablet 7 Inch or any other Android device, you need to follow several steps and have some technical knowledge. It's important to understand that this process can void your warranty and potentially damage your device if not done correctly. Here are the general steps:

"Before you start, make sure to back up all important data on your tablet because installing a new ROM will erase all data on your device. This is the first step in installing a custom ROM. It allows you to install custom operating systems.

This replaces the stock recovery with one that has more features, such as TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project), which allows you to install custom ROMs and make backups of your current system. Find a stock Android ROM compatible with your device, which can be a .zip file that you'll need to move to your device's storage. Boot your device into recovery mode and use the custom recovery to install the ROM by selecting the .zip file and confirming the flash.

After the ROM is installed, wipe your device's data and cache, usually done from the recovery menu. Finally, reboot your device. The first boot may take longer than usual as your device sets up the new operating system."

It's important to note that the search results do not provide a specific guide or a compatible stock Android ROM for the VOLENTEX Tablet 7 Inch. Custom ROM development varies by device, and it may be difficult to find a stock Android ROM for this specific tablet. If you're not comfortable with the process or if a compatible ROM is not available, it may be best to stick with the Android version that came with your device.

[purplepixel]

I did the meme. The world is not ready for them

[alltheglowingeyess]

nico being somehow more technologically in tune than will because his decades in the casino -- while not a fantastic place for exposure to the latest technologies -- allowed him to interact with all kinds of devices that allowed for gaming/entertainment

meanwhile will "raised in the confines of chb since age eight" solace is crashing out trying to figure out how to take a picture on a phone without turning on the flashlight

[asexual-amanita]

Going nonverbal is not a thing.

I’m a part time AAC user due to verbal shutdowns. I use a high tech AAC device, text to speech apps, communication cards and a DIY letter board.

A lot of people like me, who experience verbal shutdowns incorrectly label themselves as “nonverbal”. This misuse of language actually harms the nonspeaking community, and speaks over their lived experience. Nonverbal and nonspeaking describe a full time, long term state of being unable to speak much or at all.

This is not the same as sometimes being usually able to speak, but experiencing verbal loss.

Now don’t get me wrong, if you’ve been using nonverbal to describe yourself for a long time, only to realize that word wasn’t for you, it can be a big change. Even I was quite resistant at first to change my use of language.

But this is important. Nonspeaking people are so often left out of conversations, and so rarely given chances to share their opinions. But the majority of the nonspeaking community has made it clear that this is not a word for people like me, and it’s important to listen to them.

If you’re struggling to find a correct term for temporary loss of speech, here are some alternatives ⬇️⬇️⬇️

Verbal loss

Verbal shutdown

Speaking break

(Episodic) Speech loss

Communication shutdown

Losing words

[natsumipocket]

KYOCERA A1403K

[nemo-bros]

hi this is your very friendly reminder that low-tech and no-tech AAC is just as valid as high-tech AAC

and also that even though high-tech devices and tablets can be life changing technology for many people, not everyone...

can use them

have access to them

want to use them

some examples of low-tech AAC:

core boards

flipbooks

picture/symbol cards

communication cards

alphabet/letter boards

pen and paper

some examples of no-tech AAC:

nodding/moving head

pointing

blinking or looking in certain directions

hand signals like a thumbs up

body language such as moving or kicking legs

other gestures like clapping, snapping, making non-word vocal sounds

here is a link about no-tech AAC (written in mostly plain language):

[awwfulsounds]

Sony Walkman WM-WX808 portable cassette player + proprietary earbuds hardwired to a wireless receiver 1992 (x)

[dammit-theclown]

my walkmans,,, walkmen? + other tech

who up walking they men

[unbfacts]

MIT researchers have developed a battery-free, self-powered sensor capable of harvesting energy from its environment. This innovation could pave the way for mobile phones that charge themselves while in your pocket.

[vixyz-aac-hoard]

Many Tea Symbols!/pos

Black, Chai, Mint

Thai, Cardamom, Oolong

Ginger, Chamomile, Green

[turtley-ausome]

Got my AAC device in the mail yesterday same week me speech therapist requested it! I am so so happy and exited about it!

[thisischeri]

instagram: cheri.png

[talos-stims]

making music with uranium glass, a geiger counter, and a modular synth | source

[junkyrdsystem]

We're struggling to set up our aac. Has anyone got any advice to help us? We've only ever used low tech aac before

[definitely-jax]