Braille Stickers for iOS Messaging

Braille Stickers for iOS Messaging

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Have you ever been texting a friend and wanted to add a little braille bling to the conversation? Of course you have! And even if you haven’t, now that you’re thinking about it, it does sound like an awesome idea, doesn’t it?

Sensory Sun has added Braille Stickers to the Apple App Store and now you can download the stickers to your iOS iMessage! How fun!

There are twelve stickers and they are all cute and colorful. I especially love the “#UEBForever” and “TVIs Rock” stickers! There are plans in the works to add more stickers for the holidays throughout the year as well as more cool sayings and the alphabet.

 

Sensory Sun braille stickers

 

And they are easy to add to any conversation. You can even stick them on photos as you share them (like in the picture below). If you need help downloading and installing, Sensory Sun gives you step-by-step instructions here.

 

Sensory Sun braille stickers

 

You can download the stickers here for only 99¢!

 

Sensory Sun braille stickers

 


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