2 Seasons
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61 Episodes
By Vision Australia
Expert reviews of developments in assistive technology for people with print disabilities.
2023 Season
15 mins
Talking Tech looks at an accessible racing game, JAWS, Fusion, Zoomtext latest, the New Pixel Phone and Pixel Watch.
The Royal Commission Report into Violence against People with a Disability; developments at Meta Connect; and more.
This episode covers: new Apple devices, iOS17, FaceTime integration with Apple TV, and more.
Apple Keynote event: iOS 17 - the main blind and low vision accessibility features.
This episode: where to catch up with the new hardware announced by Apple in September 2023. And what exactly is Twit TV?
Warnings on the Deep Space Network, Space X launches iPhone Emergency SOS satellites, Nissan recycles car batteries, more.
This edition: how the EU’S New Battery Rule could change your iPhone.
This episode: Be-My-Eyes AI Assistant; VO Starter for Teaching Voiceover on iOS is back; Mobile Phone 3D Screen Amplifier.
14 mins
Assistive tech for people with low vision at home, school, work: VA Digital Access Assistive Tech Survey, Bindi Maps Navigation Survey.
Latest assistive tech for home, school, and employment - for people who are blind.
This edition: Exploring Tech Webinar for accessing print, ASMR, MyNoise app, Now Shocks earbuds, new Samsung products.
Talking Tech explores things you can still do offline - no Internet or wifi needed.
Talking Tech looks at Monarch software, explores White Cane Safety Day, and more from the AT Guys.
Some assistive tech we wish was still around or updated to suit today's tech.
A non-scary from Apple, and latest moves to restrict kids' phone time.
We review new assistive Mac products, the Brailliant Bix, the All Terrain Cane and more!
We award 2023's Most Interesting Device - and more.
Assistive tech reviewed this week includes JAWS, Zoomtext and Fusion.
Latest in assistive tech for blind/low vision. This edition: Forza Motorsport Racing game and latest smartphone developments.
Tech consultant David Woodbridge discusses latest blind-assistive tech including new O&M apps.
Reviewing new assistive tech: iOS, Android, Mac, a telescopic cane and an online conference!
Vision Australia experts look at how Artificial Intelligence can best be used by blind/low vision people.