In this episode, Chris and Kim perform an initial setup on Kim’s new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8″: Overall, Kim is very impressed with the speed and responsiveness of her new device! We hope you enjoy our adventure.
In this podcast, Chris and Kim discuss three bluetooth speakers.  The PopRock MiniBoom, the Jawbone Jambox, and the Kakkoii WOW. They describe each speaker, share some of their experiences in using them, and demonstrate the respective sound quality of each one.
In this podcast, Kim Loftis joins the Mystic Access Podcast. We unbox the Samsung Galaxy Tab S. We enable accessibility and set up the tablet. After the podcast was complete I figured out I skipped over the option to have slide and lift enabled when typing. It is near the echo password option.
In this podcast I remember the CD3o MP3 Player by playing a demo I recorded in 2005.  It just goes to show how far we have come and the products that are no longer around that were ahead of their time.
In episode 69 of the Mystic Access podcast, I demonstrate the VIP 3000 Talking thermostat from talkingthermostats.com. I purchased mine from speaktomecatalog.com
On January 19, 2014 I call The Tech Guy to talk about the partnership between GW Micro and Microsoft that gives Window-eyes to anyone using Microsoft Office 2010 or later.
In episode 66 I demonstrated the phases of the moon accessible Android app from Universe today.  In this podcast I demonstrate the same app but running on the ios platform.  I show how accessible the app is and applaud them for creating not one but two accessible apps on two different platforms.
People are passionate about their devices. Whether you use iOS’ VoiceOver features or Android’s accessibility, this episode is for you. Four accessible tech experts debate the virtues and the failings of both phones. CCVIP’s instructors Lynne Tatum and Gus Chalkias take up the pro-iOS side, while Chris Nova from Mystic Access and Dutch computer science … Read more
In this episode I demonstrate phases of the moon.  This is an android app that works great with the talkback screen reader.  It is published by Universe today. I also mention the Astronomy Cast and the 365 Days of Astronomy podcast.   Both great podcasts that I enjoy.
In Episode 65 I walk through Tell Me The Time.  This is a speaking clock that is fully accessible with Talkback and has a couple unique features.  Wave your hand and have it announce the time.  Have it announce the time of day such as morning, afternoon, evening or night.
