This week the Cool Blind Tech team is making some predictions on the Apple Keynote presentation taking place next week. Make sure to catch hosts Joel, Jessica and Tamas as they discuss the lead up to the keynote and bring you this week’s latest news in the world of Accessible Technology. Download the podcast or click on play to listen to this week’s fun-filled show.
Topics This Week Include the Following
Deaf-Blind People Can Now Access Television With New Software
The team discuss some new software that will help individuals who are deaf-blind access television in real time. Check out how the software works and where it is currently being tested.
The Read Read: An Interactive Tool That Makes Learning Braille Easy.
Learning Braille can be difficult for the young and old alike. But, a new device is currently being tested which will make it easier for anyone to learn Braille. The team talk about how this device can benefit individuals who are blind and where it is being created.
Android O: New Accessibility Features In TalkBack 6.0.0
New updates to the Android screen reader called Talkback is making people think twice about which phone to go with when it comes to accessibility. Listen to see which one of our hosts may be switching and who will still stick to iOS.
Cool Picks This Week Include the Following
IFTTT for Web, iOS and Android
Why spend so much time clicking on things when you can simply automate those processes? Check out Jessica’s Cool Pick this week to see how you can make your life more efficient or play some cool pranks.
Don’t you wish there was an app that can help you capture ideas, lectures or musical creations quickly and easily? Tamas shares with us an app that he uses on his Apple Watch that does just that.
Joel shares with us an app for those who are looking to cut the cord. Check out how accessible the Youtube TV app is and how you can get it on both iOS and Android.
