Devices

aphavox.easy is a WebApp. What does this mean for the user?

A WebApp is an application that runs in a browser. How do you proceed?

The user opens up a browser on his end device (details below) (currently only Chrome from Google, others in preparation).
Then the user enters the URL (= destination address on the Internet at which the aphavox application can be found). This URL will be passed on to the therapist / patient with the license by email.
Due to the identical availability of a single browser on all end device platforms, aphavox.easy runs on all these devices

Platform	equipment / applicable operating systems	Suitability therapist app	Suitability patient app	PC / laptop
PC / laptop	input and output devices (microphone / loudspeaker) are integrated. Headphones with microphone and mouse recommended for use. Touch-sensitive screen (touchscreen) recommended. MS Windows in the current version.	Well suited	Well suited	available
Tablet	input and output devices (microphone / loudspeaker) and touchscreen are integrated. Android operating system (Google), iOS operating system (Apple)	Well suited	Very well suited, recommendation	available
Smartphone	Input and output devices (microphone / loudspeaker) and touch screen are integrated. Screen size and controls, however, are very small. Android operating system (Google), iOS operating system (Apple)	Currently only suitable as an emergency solution. The corresponding adjustment will take place in the course of the second quarter of 2020.	Suitable for exercises by mobile patients on the go. Particularly suitable for "confrontational naming". The user must have the fine motor skills necessary to operate.	available
Applicable operating systems / platforms (1.11.2019)	MS-Windows (Microsoft) in the current version Tablets / Smartphones with Android operating system (Google) Tablets / Smartphones with iOS operating system (Apple)