Year: 2013

Here is the Seeing eye GPS presentation recorded March 1, 2013 from CSUN.

This is an archive of the people finder presentation by Sendero Group and was recorded by Accessible world. People finder is an application for iOS devices that can assist two blind people in finding each other in crowded places. This is a prototype, (a proof of concept.)

In episode 51 I demonstrate how to search the iTunes directory for podcasts with QCast.

Posted with permission from < ahref=”http://www.eastersealstech.com/category/assistive-technology-update/”>Assistive Technology at Easter Seals Crossroads. Your weekly dose ¬†of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs. Show Notes A11y Project Dave Rupert www.a11yproject.com ¬ª The Qube, Accessible Twitter Client Mystic Place … Read more

In episode 50 I demonstrate Q Cast from q-continuum.net. There are two versions, one for Windows and another for Mac.

In episode 49 I demonstrate how to configure the FREETALK-1200 Connect Me Skype VoIP Phone Adapter and use it to make a call to the Skype call testing service. This adapter allows you to connect a standard corded or cordless phone and use it with Skype. You do not need to have your computer on … Read more

In episode 48, I demonstrate The Qube accessible twitter client. I send a tweet, switch the sound scheme and use basic navigation commands.

Posted with permission from The TEch Doctor. In Android Accessibility Part Three, the Tech Doctor interviews four Nexus 7 users. Each person discusses their unique experiences with the device including getting started with accessibility and accessing favorite applications. Thanks Chris Nova, Ricky Enger, Pratik Patel and Allison Hartley for sharing your insights and expertise with … Read more

In episode 47 I demonstrate and discuss iCatcher. This is a podcatching app for listening to podcasts. It works on iPad iPhone and iPod devices.

Posted by permission from the Tech Doctor. In Android Accessibility Part two, the Tech Doctor described using the Android screen reader called TalkBack to search for, purchase, configure and begin using six popular apps. He made some comparisons with using similar apps with VoiceOver on the Apple platform. The six apps are: gmail, iBlink Radio, … Read more