[prMac.com] Amsterdam, Netherlands, November 1, 2011 – AssistiveWare, a leading developer of innovative assistive software technology for iOS and Mac OS X is contented to announce the launch of the new version of Proloquo2Go app for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. This new version, v1.7 is very important for this alternative and augmentative communication app that serves the people suffering from speaking difficulties. The app has received new features that are mainly focused on the customization of the layout and the organizational improvements as well and moreover it is a free update.
Proloqquo2Go is a new means to change the world of those who have difficulty in speaking and its speech technology benefits those suffering from cerebral palsy, autism, ALS, Down syndrome, developmental disabilities and more. The name of the app, Proloquo is a Latin word meaning speak aloud and this is what the people do using this app. These people can use the iOS devices as dedicated devices and download this app in it to communicate with the others. This is an application that can change the lives of many of them with any type of speaking challenges.
New Features and Enhancements
- The message window is now resizable, supporting a larger backspace button
- The navigation bar is now resizable, supporting a larger back button
- The space between items can now be adjusted
- All Settings are now consolidated into the Options View
- The Options view can now be password protected
- Changes to Appearance settings are now live-updated on iPad
- Additional voices can now be downloaded in the background
- Auto-spacing now handles punctuation better
- Numerous small enhancements and fixes
Device Requirements
- iPhone, iPod touch or iPad
- iOS 4.2 or later
- 340 MB of free space
Pricing and Availability
Proloquo2Go 1.7 is $189.99 USD (or equivalent amount in other currencies) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Education category. Educational institutions in the US can get a 50% discount on purchases of 20 or more licenses.
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