Sky Q Adds Voice Guidance For Blind People
It may be surprising to a lot of people out there, but blind people do actually love television! However there are some major roadblocks in the way when it comes […]
How A Screenreader Made Me See More Clearly
I started using screenreaders over three years ago, with my first foray into the world with my Apple Mac’s Voiceover software, which comes built-in to every Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, […]
Calm Yourself, Steven
Life is becoming more and more stressful, and studies suggest technology and social media are at the heart of this. Work life balance has never been more important but could […]
Find Train Times With Ease
Getting access to the latest train times easily can be a challenge, despite the number of websites and apps out there that are supposed to help. For blind computer and […]
Enjoy Going Out Again With AccessAble
One of my listeners from the RNIB Tech Talk show got in touch this week to tell me about an app they suggested I should try out. It’s called AccessAble […]
Hear Things More Easily With iPhone’s Live Listen Feature
Note: This guide is intended for those with low vision and is therefore detailed for users of VoiceOver as well as those who use the screen. If you’ve ever noticed that you can’t quite hear the person sitting […]
Microsoft Narrator and Me
If you’d told me two or three years ago that I’d be spending an evening on a webinar all about Microsoft Narrator, I’d tell you that you were mad! But […]
Chromebooks – Are They A Viable Choice For Blind People?
Most of us are aware that Microsoft PC’s and Apple Macs have got accessibility built into them to make them usable by blind or partially sighted people. The standard features […]
Could Nasa’s Latest Spacecraft Help The Blind ‘See’ The Universe?
NASA’s Tess spacecraft blasted off from Earth earlier this year in a search for new planets that could support life. Tess lifted off from Cape Canaveral in Florida, riding a SpaceX […]