BrailleNote Touch Version 4.0 Release Notes

As usual, BrailleNote Touch version 4 is a free update for existing BrailleNote Touch users. Simply ensure your Touch is connected to the internet and you should receive a notification that a system update is available. If you do not receive such a notification, you can manually start the update by opening KeyUpdater from the all applications menu.

New Features:

The BrailleNote Touch can now be encrypted. From the android system settings, open the security menu and ensure you have created a lock screen password. Open the “Encrypt Tablet” menu and with the device connected to power, press the “Encrypt Tablet” button. The encryption process can take an hour to complete. Note that encrypting your BrailleNote Touch will require you to always enter a password to both boot and unlock your Touch.
KeyUpdater gets a huge update. In addition to being able to update your BrailleNote Touch wirelessly, KeyUpdater now obtains the ability to update individual apps and services as updates become available. This allows for two major benefits. 1, anytime an app has an update, the entire system no longer needs to be updated, allowing for much faster updates of apps. And 2, HumanWare will be able to push out updates of apps and features on a faster time schedule. App updates coming shortly.
KeyMath now supports the translation of the French math braille code to perfect looking print math.

Fixes and Enhancements:

Fixed issues with the most recent versions of YouTube and Google Classroom apps.
When using the Touch as a Braille Terminal, the input mode will now automatically be set to Touch-Braille or physical keyboard.
Fixed a navigation issue in the Options menu where the top of the list could not be reached.
New version of KNFB Reader which supports new languages and updated PDF OCR engine. Now scanning of existing PDF documents will be significantly improved.
Traditional KeySoft navigation now included. Space to move forward, backspace to move back.
Fixed a calculator issue when a user’s localization is set to Danish where the symbols were not correctly displayed.

Added Localizations:

Spanish
Italian
German
Brazilian Portuguese