Where Blind People Talk Tech
As many of you will know, I am a huge Apple fanboy. And I’m not ashamed to say it. However the Apple MacOS system with VoiceOver always seemed very clunky … Continue Reading Steven’s Top 5 MacOS VoiceOver Features
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, … Continue Reading Opinion: How A Screenreader Made Me See More Clearly
Every so often a new piece of technology comes along that changes the direction the whole genre is moving in. Bose AR Frames has certainly done that as it fuses … Continue Reading Tim Gets Hands-On With Bose AR Frames
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 … Continue Reading Calm Yourself, Steven
The new range of Samsung flagship phones are now available to buy, and I’ve decided to buy myself the 128GB version of the Samsung Galaxy S10. But why do this, … Continue Reading Steven Buys A Samsung Phone
Vorail is a popular iOS app that is probably best described as an audio message board service. It allows you to record and post questions that other Vorail users can … Continue Reading Getting Started With The New Vorail And Get A 1 Month Free Subscription
Have you got a few Amazon Echo devices at home? Did you know you can have them all play your favourite songs when you want at the same time? It’s … Continue Reading How To Enjoy Multi-Room Music With Amazon Echo
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 … Continue Reading Find Train Times With Ease
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 … Continue Reading Enjoy Going Out Again With AccessAble
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 … Continue Reading Hear Things More Easily With iPhone’s Live Listen Feature