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298 Der Vorsatz ist da und er war noch nie so ernst wie heute: amazon Alexa und Google Mini fliegen raus! Irgendwie kann ich mir nicht helfen. Ich werde einfach dieses Gefühl nicht los. Dass nicht ich Google und amazon rauswerfe, sondern ich den beiden Firmen nur einen Schritt voraus bin, da sie das Ende der Sprachassistenten planen. Gut, bei Google wird aktuell viel Geld und Kapazität auf künstliche Intelligenz gelegt, sodass ein Sprachmodell, ob nun Gemini oder der seit ein paar Tagen gehypte und noch intelligentere Nachfolger weitestgehend schon zur Ablöse bereitsteht. Um amazon ist es bei dem Thema doch schon seit Monaten sehr ruhig geworden. Und wer seine Kindle-Palette aufräumt und hier ein Sparprogramm vorschiebt, wird sich sicherlich auch die Frage stellen: Konnte ich in dem Zuhause meiner Kunden genug mithören, was den Verbleibt der Echo-Geräte noch rechtfertigen sollte? Ich glaube ja nicht, dass diese so eine große oder gar lange Zukunft haben werden. Mir doch egal, wer meine Pläne kopiert und nachahmt, ich für meinen Teil trenne mich nun zuerst von Google, dann von amazons Heimwanzen! Leider ist die maximale Zeichenanzahl für die Shownotes dank einer neuen Norm auf 4.000 Zeichen begrenzt. Daher kann ich den kompletten Blogtext und auch die Bilder nicht mehr in voller Länge in die Shownotes bringen. Daher ist hier mit dem Text bedauerlicherweise schon Schluss. Aber auf... https://ibdnhubzs.de ...geht es auf meinem Blog direkt weiter mit dem Text und in vielen Fällen auch mit begleitendem Bildmaterial - viel Spaß! Und wöchentlich eine neue Anregung mehr! Meinen Podcast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google | amazon STOLZ PRODUZIERT UND AUFGENOMMEN MIT ULTRASCHALL5! Folge direkt herunterladen

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com athleticgreens.com/techguy cachefly.com

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com athleticgreens.com/techguy cachefly.com

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/all-twittv-shows Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com athleticgreens.com/techguy cachefly.com

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com athleticgreens.com/techguy cachefly.com

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-mikah Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com drinkAG1.com/techguy cachefly.com

Apple's $50 million butterfly keyboard settlement is finally approved. Ron DeSantis announced his candidacy for President on Twitter: it didn't go well. Apple's 'My Photo Stream' service shutting down in July 2023. Elon Musk's Neuralink wins FDA approval for human study of brain implants. Why is the text on my 2017 iMac display so small? How do I obtain a TLS/SSL certificate? What's the best way to record a family reunion interview? Dick DeBartolo and the ZVOX Speaker & Bryte Balance Smart Bed Mattress What are some recommendations for a smart countertop oven? How can I segment my internet? Netflix might ruin password sharing for everyone. What happens with quarantined malware when you uninstall a trial of anti-virus software? What's happening with my Google Mini? What are Leo's recommendations for DSLR cameras? What are some good studio speaker monitors for home use? Why is my camera not focusing correctly on action shots? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guest: Dick DeBartolo Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/1976 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/total-leo Sponsors: GO.ACILEARNING.COM/TWIT lookout.com athleticgreens.com/techguy cachefly.com

What should I buy my grandparents for Christmas? Listen to Lori Williams' senior gift guide It's a busy time of year and you may find yourself scrambling to find gifts for everyone on your list. Maybe you're wondering what to buy Grandpa this year, or you'd like to find something “out of the box” and unexpected. If you're looking for gift inspiration, Senior Services Expert Lori Williams has a shopping guide for the holiday season.Seniors love self-care There are many solid options that are standard for elderly loved ones, such as self-care gifts. Cozy blankets, pajamas, robes, and slippers are usually a win. You can also monogram gifts to make them more personal. Also, consider aromatherapy like an essential oil diffuser for a safer alternative to candles. Try a nail salon gift card if you haven't already and your loved one enjoys a fresh manicure.Gifts with utilityYou can also find cost-efficient gifts with utility. For example, the reacher grabber tools. This is great for picking things off the floor or reaching items that are higher up - and it helps keep your loved ones safe. Grip socks are another great way to keep your loved one safe from falls and keep their feet warm too. Also, gift certificates to places like Target or Walmart allow them flexibility to get what they need.Activity-based gifts and experiencesDoes your loved one enjoy something hands-on? Try branching out with an adult coloring book. If your loved one has expressed interest in learning how to craft (like crocheting), see if your local craft store offers classes. For active seniors, you could also consider a membership to a local senior center or a YMCA Silver Sneakers program, or give them a few yoga classes, to help them stay healthy. Another great idea is to take a little road trip to where they grew up or have memories - you may hear stories you've never heard before.Finally, remember that gifts don't have to be expensive; it's the thought that counts. Think about what your loved one enjoys and you're well on your way to brightening their holiday season.Topics discussed:- Gifts for grandparents- Senior shopping guide- Popular senior gifts- Self-care gifts- Experience gifts- Classes and gift certificatesTakeaways from this episode:-A smart speaker (“Alexa” or "Google Mini") is an enjoyable tool seniors can use to play music. They can also program it to use as a phone, so if they experience a fall, they can say, “Alexa, call 911” and receive help.-Seniors tend to become cold, so the gift of warmth and coziness is usually a great one to give.-Seniors' skin can be a little more sensitive and become thinner and drier. Consider different ways to help them stay hydrated and moisturized.-Gifts can be simple, such as a coffee and donuts date, or learning to bake cookies or decorate cakes together.Resources mentioned in this episode:016. The Power of Essential Oils and How They Can Help Seniors https://www.loriwilliams-seniorservices.com/aging-in-style-podcast/episode/79e458a0/016-the-power-of-essential-oils-and-how-they-can-help-seniors Senior Sneakers online membership: https://tools.silversneakers.com/ To suggest a topic, be a guest or to support the podcast, please email

Heb je een slimme speaker van Google gekregen of aangeschaft, of overweeg je dat? Of ben je gewoon benieuwd wat je moet doen om zo'n slimme speaker aan de praat te krijgen. Google Home, Nest en Mini zijn prima te gebruiken als je slechtziend of blind bent. In deze Visio Kennisportaal Podcast neemt Stefan, zelf blind, je mee in wat je allemaal nodig hebt en wat je moet doen om je Google Home, Google Nest of Google Mini te kunnen gebruiken. Aan bod komen onder andere je Google account, de Google Home app, een huis aanmaken en een speaker toevoegen. Wil je het nog eens nalezen? Een korte instructie vind je op https://kennisportaal.visio.org/googlemini Meer over slimme apparaten vind je op https://kennisportaal.visio.org/smarthome Heb je nog vragen? Mail naar kennisportaal@visio.org, of bel 088 585 56 66. Meer artikelen, video's en podcasts vind je op https://kennisportaal.visio.org Koninklijke Visio expertisecentrum voor slechtziende en blinde mensen www.visio.org

With Gareth Myles and Ted SalmonJoin us on Mewe RSS Link: https://techaddicts.libsyn.com/rss iTunes | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | Tunein | Spotify  Amazon | Pocket Casts | Castbox |  PodhubUK   Show Notes: Hardline on the hardware: Google reveals why its services died on Monday — here's what you need to know SMIC, China's largest chipmaker, added to blacklist by U.S. government Xbox owners can now get a refund for Cyberpunk 2077 Nintendo Switch Pro Google discontinues Home Max speaker, tells you to buy two Nest Audios instead First Photo Leaks Of Android 10 Tablet HP Bridge Google acquires Neverware, a company that turns old PCs into Chromebooks Huawei releases HarmonyOS 2.0 beta for select phones, still lets you roll back to EMUI 11 Engadget: Tech's biggest winners in 2020   Flap your trap about an App: Vizorg New Service Wants to be the Spotify of Photography Ubisoft+ is coming to Stadia   Hark Back: A New Dizzy game is out! - https://www.olivertwins.com/wonderfuldizzy retrogaming.cc retrogaming.cz   Bargain Basement: ASUS C433 Full HD 14 Inch Touchscreen ChromeBook Flip (Intel M3-8100Y Processor, 64 GB eMMC Storage, 4 GB RAM, Chrome OS), Silver/Blue - Was: £499.99 Now: £398.00 Buy a Google Mini and save 50% on Tapo C200 Smart Indoor Camera Buy a Google mini smart speaker get TP-Link Wi-Fi Smart Plug free All-new Echo Dot (4th generation), Glacier White + Amazon Smart Plug, works with Alexa Roku Express | HD Streaming Media Player - £17.99 Twin Pack Hue Play Light Bar & 2 m Hue White & Colour Ambiance Smart LED Lightstrip Plus Bundle - Black - £129.98  Currys PC World Samsung Galaxy Buds+ - Blue - Was: £159.00 Now: £80.90 Soundcore by Anker Life Q30 25% bring the price down from £79.99 to £59.99. Awesome value! Ultimate Ears MEGABOOM Portable Bluetooth Wireless Speaker HTC HD2 now only £9.71   Main Show URL: http://www.techaddicts.uk | PodHubUK Contact:: contact@techaddicts.uk | @techaddictsuk Gareth - @garethmyles | garethmyles.com Ted - tedsalmon.com | Ted's PayPal | Ted's Amazon | tedsalmon@post.com YouTube: Tech Addicts

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Talking Tech for October 26 2020   iOS 14.1 Released for the HomePod, iPhone etc - A Note Concerning Intercom   As of 14.1, the Intercom feature is only HomePod to HomePod, 14.2 will have the full Intercom functionality from Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPad.   Here is my demo of HomePod to HomePod Using  The Intercom Feature   https://s302.podbean.com/pb/7c924a75d7efc3d3b685cd02c9543b25/5f910876/data1/fs54/339150/uploads/How_to_use_the_HomePod_to_HomePod_intercom_functionbawfb.mp3?pbss=7eed7e75-1a51-5ac1-924c-f14fe7420b88     A Note About the Camera View on the iPhone for detecting Objects   Due to the chip, this function besides letting you know there is a face in the camera view, is only available on the iPhone X and above, it doesn’t work on the iPhone 8. I had a few questions from folks over the. Week end who couldn’t find the feature, but they were all using iPhone 8 or 8 Plus.   iPhone 12 and iPhone 12 Pro Now in the Wild   Available now at your local Apple Store, online, and now expect a raft of videos etc about unboxing etc etc. Another snippet of news I learnt over the week end, there is an extra sensor in the iPhone 12 Pro max for stabilization, but besides this, you might as well save yourself some money and just get the iPhone 12 Pro (if you are after a Pro - remember LIDAR) according to some folks on the web.   Sound Scape Street View Beta   This works well, you can virtually go to a specific location, and then use all the usual Sound Scape commands to look around, and choose “Go” on the Street View screen to keep moving in the direction you are pointing.  If you turn the iPhone, you will hear an orchestral sound and then feel a vibration to say you have locked on to a new direction and way you go again.   ChromeCast with Google TV   From beginning to completing setup, I was fully able to do this with Talkback in Australia. To turn on Talkback initially, I held down Back/Down Arrow for 3 seconds to enable Talkback.   Hoping to do a podcast very soon.   My Demo of the New Nest Audio   A month or so ago Google had the event, and I assumed that the new Google Home now called Nest Audio was more or less the same, since no one had actually described it to me, and I didn’t double check on twitter smile. Simply it is a pill like speaker, about 15CM tall, and similar touch spots to the Google Mini now called and updated Nest Mini which feels like the older Google Mini, but I’m assuming sounding a bit nicer. At any rate, here is my podcast of playing with the Nest Audio.   https://s159.podbean.com/pb/d72e3dbd1c6db8c206c6f45d9cac257f/5f910684/data3/fs54/339150/uploads/a_bit_of_a_play_around_with_the_New_Nest_Audio_that_replaces_the_original_Google_Home6wrxx.mp3?pbss=33efed1b-db82-5260-b82e-7cf7c3034b5a   AfterShokz Now Has Their Own Website in Australia.   This is excellent news, plus I was able to get a go at the new AfterShokz OpenMove ear phones, and found them quite comfortable and like the fact that it now uses a USBC cable.   Here is my podcast of the AfterShokz OpenMove.   Https://www.aftershokz.com.au   Speaking of Head Phones, the cheap Beats Flex Look Quite Interesting   These have been out for a little while, are $79Au, have the H1 chip, have a wire connecting both ear phones, and sound quite good for listening to audio books, podcasts, VoiceOver etc, not brilliant at music if you are a music lover.   Hoping to get a pair of these this week, so I’ll let you know.   A few More Podcasts From Me   Tip on how to Force Quit an app on the Apple Watch, Mac, TV, and iOS devices. A demo on how I use the workout app on my Apple Watch to do several Workout sub-routines. Check these out on: http://davidwoodbr.podbean.com

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In this weeks Talking Tech, David celebrates his 30 years at the RBS of NSW and now Vision Australia by discussing some of the tech highlights over his time working as a technology specialist.     With these notes, you get the whole list, enjoy.   Unusual or Meaningful Tech Over the Last 30 years   When I started work for the then RBS of NSW (now Vision Australia) on June 4 1990, my tech on my desk was a Keynote PC Plus based on a Toshiba 1000, a Braille & Speak note taker, and of course a telephone land line.   Tech sitting on my desk 2020 for general everyday stuff, iPhone, QBraille Braille Display, iPad, MacBook Pro, Surface Pro, Google Home, Amazon Echo, and HomePod: plus my audio studio setup for podcasting and my radio program.   In no particular order, this is a list of all the tech that I have personally used for both home and work over the last 30 years covering my time at both Royal Blind Society of NSW then  Vision Australia).   Where amazingly some of the tech still exists when it first came out and where it has evolved to current, I’ve put the updated version in the current lists as well.   Interestingly, there are over 10 products that are Assistive Tech related that have lasted the test of time and are in the old and current tech sections.   Where some of the products may not be that well known (at least according to me smile), I’ve put a very short blurb next to them.   Oddly or not, I wish some of the devices that are no longer around still were, as they did some great specific things.   For me, I think the main technology advances were: Microsoft Windows 3.1 access (keeping in mind Outspoken had been out for a while for Macs) in the 1990’s, Mobile and Smart phone access in the 2000’s (Talkback for Synbian and VoiceOver for iPhone) plus VoiceOver for the Mac in 2005, Smart speakers and Smart home tech in 2010-2020.   Things we still need to conquer: Ongoing message and change for accessibility across mobile/desktop apps, and the huge one, the web. Access to self service kiosks. Indoor navigation. Accessibility in white goods. Accessible EFTPOS terminals (Apple Pay sort of gets around this). More audio described content on free to air. Hate to pick out out Foxtel, but they sort of deserve it, an accessible Foxtel box. One final point, we should be careful about assigning accessibility based on the fact that it works with one specific type of software, particularly in the screen reader industry.   Old Tech   If you haven’t heard of some of this stuff, use good old Google, should still be some info floating around.  If it brings back hopefully good memory’s I’m glad.     Keynote PC Plus (Toshiba 100 laptop with Keynote note taking software and insult speech). Keynote for DOS. Keynote across portable devices (current today - BrailleNote Touch)).   Braille & Speak (Braille keyboard based simple note taker with speech). Braille Lite (Braille & Speak with a 40 cell Braille Display). Type & Speak (Braille and Speak with a QWERTY keyboard).   Inca QWERTY Keyboard for DOS (with two Braille display lines).   Navigater Braille display.   OutSpoken for Mac for System 6.07, 7 and 8. OutSpoken for Windows.   Enlarge for Mac.   Closeview for Mac.   Artic Business Vision MSDOS screen reader. Artic Business Vision internal PC Card. Artic Transport (you could upload the screen reader to the MSDOS PC from the external synthesiser). Artic Gizmo Pad (an external navigation keyboard for Artic). Arctic Winvision for Windows.   Double Speak (external synthesiser).   Accent SA (external synthesiser).   Keynote Gold PCMCIA, PC or Keynote Gold external synthesiser (had driver to be made available to other screen readers).   Apollo external synthesiser.   Hal MSDOS screen reader (worked with the Apollo Synthesiser). Hal for Windows (eventually became Supernova for Windows current today).   DECTalk Classic(very large external speech synthesiser. DECTalk PC internal synthesiser card. DECTalk Express external synthesizer. DECTalk Access software synthesiser.   ASAP (As Soon As Possible) MSDOS screen reader. ASAW ASAP for Windows).   JAWS For DOS MSDOS screen reader. JAWS for Windows (current today).   Eloquence software synthesiser (Made famous when first worked with JAWS For Windows V3.2).   Vocal-Eyes MSDOS screen reader (could be configured). Window-Eyes for Windows.   Master Touch MSDOS screen reader (could read direct video writes). Master Touch Touch Tablet (25 line by 80 column tablet for navigating with Master touch cursor).   Dragon for DOS. Dragon For Windows (current today).   Braille to Print for Perkins Brailler.   Jot A Dot (small Braille writer).   Kurzweil PC Reader (internal PC Card supporting the KPR OCR software).   Arkenstone Easy Reader OCR software. OpenBook for Windows OCR software (current today).   Versa Braille (20 cell Braille note taker using cassette tapes).   Pac Mate note taker with 40 cell Braille Display.   Blazy Personal Embosser   Rainbow  Reader (stand alone reading machine).   Eureka A4 (personal Braille input keyboard note taker).  Oddly had a vault metre, and thermometer..   MountBatten Brailler, Braille Writer, embosser etc  (current Today). Mimic for MountBatten, LCD display  (current Today).   Braille Mate (single Braille cell on a notetaker).   Light Probe (detects light source - current today).   ABC Courier (deaf/blind Communicator). Telebraille, deaf/blind communicator.   Talking keyboard plug in box (made any keyboard speak that was plugged in to it).   Nomad tactile and talking diagrams.   Vista plug in PC screen magnifier for MSDOS, had own mouse. ViewPoint Split PC/CCTV.   Magic for DOS. Magic for Windows (no longer being upgraded).   Zoomtext for Dos. Zoomtext for Windows (current Today).   Road Runner text reader.   Book Sense (book reader).   Plextalk Pocket (seems to be no longer available).   Parrot or later Voice Mate (record notes and appointments).   Voice Diary (record notes and appointments).   Olympus DM5 Digital Recorder (with inbuilt speech menus).   Business Memo (voice recorder).   IBM OS 2 Screen Reader for OS 2 and Windows 3.11 with dedicated external number pad keyboard which could also be programmed).   Home Page Reader (from IBM for reading the web - self voicing application for Windows).   PW WebSpeak (self voicing application for reading the web in Windows).   Narrator for Windows XP screen reader for Windows, used to be joked about that this was an example of a screen reader that wasn’t a screen reader. Narrator for Windows 10 (current Today).   Talking Microwave late 90’s LG. Talking Microwave 2020 Cobolt (current Today).   Talking Caller ID for land line.   Nokia Communicator 9210 with Talks for later Nokia phones. Nokia N82 and other Nokia’s running Talks and the Symbian operating system.   Freedom Box talking interface to Windows - self voicing application, name later changed to System Access Mobile network. System Access Screen reader for Windows (could also run off a USB stick). SAToGo (run System Access from a Webpage). System Access Remote Access Manager (remote PC support).   Guide Connect early 2000’s, later sold to Dolphin Systems. Guide Connect (Dolphin Systems, simple to use menu driven self voicing application for Windows, current Today).   Speaking menus on iPod nano/Shuffle (speech came from PC).   Talking set top  box (Hills Set Top Box).   I can’t remember the name of this, but before land lines had a hands free speaker phone so you could instruct someone over the phone, there was a gadget that you placed the receiver of the phone on and it turned the phone in to a hands free phone for microphone and loud speaker.   Current Tech   A few main stream bits and Bobs in here as well.   The first 13 or so products below, are listed in both sections and whilst they have ben updated or changed, are still around amazingly.   Keynote across portable devices (current today - BrailleNote Touch)).   JAWS for Windows. JAWS Tandom (part of JaWS but fantastic tool for remote PC support).   Window-Eyes for Windows (this has only recently been discontinued).   Non Visual Desktop (NvDA) screen reader for Windows. Can be completely run as a stand alone screen reader. Supernova screen reader for Windows. Hal for Windows (eventually became Supernova for Windows).   Dragon For Windows.   OpenBook for Windows.   MountBatten Brailler. Mimic for MountBatten.   Magic for Windows (no longer being upgraded).   Zoomtext for Windows.   Narrator for Windows 10 (happy to now call it a screen reader smile).   Guide Connect Dolphin Systems. Dolphin Pod (use your TV to access entertainment options of Dolphin Guide Connect - plug in box).   Light Probe.   Plextalk Pocket (seems to be no longer available).   Victor Reader Stream.   Victor Reader Trek GPS.   Envoy Connect (basic daisy player.   Focus 14 and 40 Braille displays.   VoiceOver for Mac from 10.4.   VoiceOver for iPad nano, iPhone, iPod touch, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Tv. Various iPod nano (latest version had version of VoiceOver on it before device was discontinued). Various iPhones. Various iPads. Various iPod touch. Various Apple TV. Various Apple Watch . Various AirPods.   Magic Trackpads and Magic Keyboards.   Wireless chargers.   Various Fitbits.   Be My eyes and Aira using 2 way video communication  via Smart phone for assistance.   Various tablet/phone stands.   Xbox One/One S (with Narrator).   Talkback for Android. Voice Assistant on Samsung phones/Tablets, and Galaxy Watch. Symapptic software for Android.   Various Macs (all Mac since 2005 with work laptop and current Surface Pro tablet).   Kindle eBook stand alone Readers.   Samsung Tab One (originally to drive my App driven coffee machine in 2017 and iOS version of the app was not accessible).   Samsung Galaxy S10 smart phone.   Surface Pro (Windows tablet).   Smart TVS (Samsung in particular).   RIVO keyboard (custom keyboard to navigate mobile platforms for iOs/VoiceOver, Android/Talks, and Samsung/Voice Assistant).   Orbit Reader 20 (first cost effective Braille Display).   Brailliant BI14 small Braille Display.   ElBraille Windows 10 docking station with a Focus 14 or 40 Braille Display.   InsideOne Windows Braille TAblet with 32 cell Braille Display.   Tap With Us Wearable Keyboard supporting VoiceOver for iOS.   Dot Watch (smart Braille watch).   Sunu Band (wearable sonar device for O&M).   Mini guide (hand held sonar O&M device).   Buzz Clip (attach to clothing or cane sonar O&M device).   O6 (navigate iOS with VoiceOver).   Orcam OCR etc wearable device.   Accessible Radio (Sangean Accessible Radio).   Accessible Power Bank (Engergrid).   Large print USB keyboards black/white, white/black, yellow/black.   Code Jumper from APH for teaching coding. Swift Playgrounds on iPad/Mac for teaching coding. 3D printing (Ballyland 3D objects to teach coding). Dash robots for Swift Playgrounds Tello Edu Drones for Swift Playgrounds.   Bose Frames (3D Audio Reality sun glasses).   Bone Conduction Head Phones (Aftershokz).   ID Mate Bar code scanner.   QBraille braille display and BT keyboard.   ViewPlus Embraille personal embosser.   Amazon Echo Dot, Echo Plus, and Echo Show. Google  Home, Google Mini, and original Google Hub. HomePod.   Olitech EasyFlip 4G Mobile Phone with speech/physical keyboard.   Smart Vision 2 Android phone with speech/physical keyboard.   Smart Home Tech: eg AC Controller for Split AC, video doorbell, switch’s, weather sensors, vacuum cleaner etc.   Tile Tag Tracking devices.   Beyond the usual assistive tech of screen readers. Screen magnifiers, Braille displays, Braille note takers, reading machines or OCR software etc etc, the devices that have stood out for me have been (and a few add ins here): Outspoken for Mac, Braille & Speak, The ABC Courier, Artic Business Vision/Winvision. Vocal-Eys for MSDOS. Master Touch. IBM OS/2 Screen Reader, Nomad Tactile Talking Diagrams. Road Runner, Arkenstone Easy Reader, Mountbatten Brailler, Talking Microwave, Victor Reader Stream, Victor Reader Trek, ID Mate, Talkback for Synbian, Speaking menus in Nano, VoiceOver for Mac and iOS, Apple TV, Macbooks, iPhones, iPads, Apple Watch, AirPods Swift Playgrounds. Code Jumper, 3D printing, Olitech 4G Easy Flip Phone. Magic keyboards and Magic Trackpad, App Store’s for iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows. QBraille, Dot Watch, Orcam, RIVO Keyboard, Tap With Us wearable keyboard, Sunu Band and Mini Guide, Aftershotkz Bone Conduction head phones, Bose Frames. JAWS For Windows and Eloquence, Narrator for Windows 10, Smart Speakers, Smart TVS. Be My Eyes and Aira. Wireless charging. Tile Tracking Tags.   The End    

This week the Maier's swap stories from the week after returning from a day of shopping with the girls. Topics include: on-line shopping, grandpa gets a Google Mini, IKEA, bad luck Bob, lost and found, Tooth Fairy revisited, when do you tell them,  Christmas shopping with the girl's, S.O.W., UK music tour and missing snow. Reach Us: @kmaemaier  @chrismaierbc  @hwywhoney  hwywhoney@gmail.com

Hai capito bene: Google sta REGALANDO Google Mini, uno dei suoi ultimi prodotti fisici.Ne ha regalato uno anche a me, che in questo momento è in viaggio verso casa mia.A mio parere, la loro strategia è ai limiti della concorrenza sleale, ma è una lezione talmente ricca che ho deciso di parlarne nella puntata #38 del podcast.Si lavano la coscienza solo perché, per avere un Google Mini gratis, mi hanno fatto spendere 30€ per un upgrade al mio account Google Drive.Il mio obiettivo era di fare un upgrade, mentre l’offerta è arrivata subito dopo aver pagato...Ora, prima di fiondarti anche tu a fare l’upgrade, è bene che capisca che cosa si nasconde dietro questa scelta all’apparenza folle.Quelli di Google non sono usciti di testa, anzi sono dei maledetti geni del marketing.I loro obiettivi sono molto più concreti rispetto al semplice dono di un prodotto che sta facendo impazzire il mondo intero.È una strategia in più parti racchiusa nel palmo di una mano - la grandezza di Google Mini - che prende te, i tuoi amici e anche Amazon.Ripeto: tutto nel palmo di una mano.***P.S.Se hai appena scoperto Strategia Vincente e vuoi saperne di più, ci sono un sacco di materiali GRATUITI per approfondire:- BLOG: puoi trovare tutti i miei articoli, le trascrizioni del podcast e le Sintesi Operative con strategie pronti-via da mettere subito in pratica ►► https://bit.ly/2mXIIt5- LINKEDIN ►► https://bit.ly/2mj6qzp- FACEBOOK ►► https://bit.ly/2mUKRpn- CLIENTI FANTASTICI: la Guida Pratica per identificare e attrarre solo i clienti giusti per la tua azienda - e convincerli a scegliere TE ►► https://bit.ly/2oF2cDb- DUE CAPITOLI DEL MIO LIBRO «UN BUON PRODOTTO NON BASTA» ►► https://bit.ly/2mg6Fey***Se vuoi ricevere direttamente a casa tua il libro di “Un Buon Prodotto non Basta” basta che clicchi QUI ►►https://bit.ly/2n7CpDc***Per mettere subito in pratica le strategie di Strategia Vincente nella tua azienda, ci sono due vie:- METODO AB: la consulenza personale di 4-8 ore in cui otterrai strategia e metodi appicabili ►► https://bit.ly/2miBEqo- ZERO OBIEZIONI: il videocorso per imparare a chiudere più trattative senza dover investire in marketing ►► https://bit.ly/2miDHuAPer qualunque domanda, dubbio o richiesta di assistenza, ti basterà scriverci a ►► https://bit.ly/2nTGQ4uA presto!

Bienvenidos a la 3ra temporada de DGTAL. Hemos cambiado un poco el contenido de nuestros programas. Ahora encontrará 3 noticias de actualidad tecnológica y 1 tema central. En el capítulo de hoy nos preguntamos si el Mate 30 saldrá al mercado sin Google Services, celebramos la llegada de Google Mini a Colombia y nos maravillamos con los avances en la carne de origen vegetal. Nuestro tema central es la amenaza de los Deepfakes y de cómo los avances en inteligencia artificial están haciendo casi imposible discernir si una foto, una voz e incluso un video son reales o no.

Für die aktuelle c't hat sich Jo Bager alternative Suchmaschinen zu Google angeschaut. Bing und DuckDuckGo sind für die meisten wahrscheinlich ein Begriff, aber es gibt auch spannende europäische Alternativen wie MetaGer und Qwant. Auch die Metasuchmaschine Searx lohnt einen genaueren Blick: Dort kann man bei der Recherche besonders viel konfigurieren. Andrijan Möcker hat Mini-Router getestet, die teilweise sogar in die Hosentasche passen. Die kleinen Geräte können prima im Hotelzimmer oder auf dem Campingplatz ein WLAN aufspannen oder zuhause als Repeater fungieren – es gibt sogar eine Mini-Fritzbox. Zum Schluss sprechen wir über die aktuellen Trends im Security-Bereich: Was kommt nach Emotet? Mit welchen Tricks versuchen Hacker künftig, uns zum Öffnen ihrer E-Mail-Anhänge zu bewegen? Und wir machen ein kleines Security-Buzzword-Quiz: Wissen Sie zum Beispiel, was Datenwäsche ist? Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Andrijan Möcker, Jo Bager, Dennis Schirrmacher Die c't 6/19 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts findet ihr unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Für die aktuelle c't hat sich Jo Bager alternative Suchmaschinen zu Google angeschaut. Bing und DuckDuckGo sind für die meisten wahrscheinlich ein Begriff, aber es gibt auch spannende europäische Alternativen wie MetaGer und Qwant. Auch die Metasuchmaschine Searx lohnt einen genaueren Blick: Dort kann man bei der Recherche besonders viel konfigurieren. Andrijan Möcker hat Mini-Router getestet, die teilweise sogar in die Hosentasche passen. Die kleinen Geräte können prima im Hotelzimmer oder auf dem Campingplatz ein WLAN aufspannen oder zuhause als Repeater fungieren – es gibt sogar eine Mini-Fritzbox. Zum Schluss sprechen wir über die aktuellen Trends im Security-Bereich: Was kommt nach Emotet? Mit welchen Tricks versuchen Hacker künftig, uns zum Öffnen ihrer E-Mail-Anhänge zu bewegen? Und wir machen ein kleines Security-Buzzword-Quiz: Wissen Sie zum Beispiel, was Datenwäsche ist? Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Andrijan Möcker, Jo Bager, Dennis Schirrmacher Die c't 6/19 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts findet ihr unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Für die aktuelle c't hat sich Jo Bager alternative Suchmaschinen zu Google angeschaut. Bing und DuckDuckGo sind für die meisten wahrscheinlich ein Begriff, aber es gibt auch spannende europäische Alternativen wie MetaGer und Qwant. Auch die Metasuchmaschine Searx lohnt einen genaueren Blick: Dort kann man bei der Recherche besonders viel konfigurieren. Andrijan Möcker hat Mini-Router getestet, die teilweise sogar in die Hosentasche passen. Die kleinen Geräte können prima im Hotelzimmer oder auf dem Campingplatz ein WLAN aufspannen oder zuhause als Repeater fungieren – es gibt sogar eine Mini-Fritzbox. Zum Schluss sprechen wir über die aktuellen Trends im Security-Bereich: Was kommt nach Emotet? Mit welchen Tricks versuchen Hacker künftig, uns zum Öffnen ihrer E-Mail-Anhänge zu bewegen? Und wir machen ein kleines Security-Buzzword-Quiz: Wissen Sie zum Beispiel, was Datenwäsche ist? Mit dabei: Achim Barczok, Andrijan Möcker, Jo Bager, Dennis Schirrmacher Die c't 6/19 gibt's am Kiosk, im Browser und in der c't-App für iOS und Android. Alle früheren Episoden unseres Podcasts findet ihr unter www.ct.de/uplink.

Google Director of Energy & Enterprise Partnerships Jeff Hamel joined us to talk about the work Google is doing with Xcel Energy in Denver along with other electric utilities and energy firms in its ongoing efforts to grow into a critical role it can play in the energy industry in enabling the energy future imagined by technologists, regulators, the utility industry, and especially the general public. Google devices already at play in this effort include the Nest Learning Thermostat and devices with the Google Assistant, including Android phones and the the Google Home, Google Mini, and Google Hub devices, but those devices can communicate with an ever larger cadre of smart home technologies that are helping evolve the relationship between people and energy, and utility customers and their energy providers.

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Welcome to Episode 2 of All Thing TechIE It's been a crazy busy month for AV and Tech with Google I/O, GDPR becoming live, Changes within Avixa Europe, InfoComm 2018 and Facebook with more legal issues. In this show we cover Yanny vs Laurel. How audio frequencies can make you hear different words. We explain how We review the Google Home against the Google Mini and whether or not its worthwhile buying a Google Home over Alexa, HomePod or a knock off from China? How much data does an Echo, Google Home or HomePod keep on their customers? GDPR and how will it affect the AV industry Google banned adverts in the Irish referendum on the 8th Ammendment, Facebook didnt. Why? LinkedIn are now surveying accounts to give an average on salaries based on your job. Though nothing yet for Audio Visual roles. Would you like to know the average salary for your AV role? InfoComm 2018, what was new and what worked better than ISE  Best AV Apps on Google Play and Apple, let us know your favorite Extra Links for the show we recommend you view Things to know about Google Home Pet hates of AV Technicians. Your coiling the cable wrong! Avixa Promotions for Europe and USA Marantz Pro Turret unveiled at InfoComm 2018. We want one! Cloud Pets. If you have one - Get rid of it! Blackmagic Podcket Cinema Camera 4K  Crestron spotlights new secure network AV Solution  

If you would like to give us feedback about the program concerning topics we cover or topics you would like us to cover, please feel free to email David at David.woodbridge@visionaustralia.org.   Did You Know   You can add up to 15 items on the dock on the iPad: just move the apps you wish or a folder of apps in the usual way to the Dock - rather than just the default 6.   Some Added Touch Controls to the Google Home Mini   Google has been slowly adding back in more touch controls on the Google Mini.  For us in Australia: Long press on either side - stop/play music or Long press on either side: stop a timer or alarm.   Some More Google Home Tips   Restarting your Google Home at least once a week seems to clear things so for example you can get the latest episode of your favourite podcast. If you have a Google Home and its not responding to your voice, try and blow in to the mic holes to clear the dust out of them: this worked for me (David). There seems to be a bug in the Google Home Mini, if you set a reminder, whilst the mini says it has done it, it hasn't.   Screen Protecters for the Apple Watch   I finally have a solid plastic screen protecter for my Apple Watch which clips on underneath each side.  The only issue is that I can not do a 2 finger double tap to answer a call, but flicking left or right and 1 finger double tapping is fine.  The screen protecters that I have used where the protecter gets stuck on to the actual glass of the watch, never seem to stick and fall off.   Google Home and Chromecast  May be affecting your wifi network   https://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-keep-google-home-chromecast-from-killing-your-wi-fi/   VA Connect app for iOs and Android has Now been Updated   Links follow for the Play and iOS Stores.   Android   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.visionaustralia.connect&hl=en   iOS   https://itunes.apple.com/kw/app/vision-australia-connect/id1051618020?mt=8   Bluetooth Device to change a Speaker in to a BT Speaker   https://www.wired.com/2014/08/bluetooth-audio-adapters/

Living Podcariously Episode 87 Show Notes - Jimmy Klein joins us in studio this week - We give some love to the guys from 'What's The Fuss?' Podcast. Please go check out their show and Facebook for support if you so desire. :) - We play a couple short clips from the visit we had from Rocky and Bill from 'What's the Fuss? Podcast' - Adam and Andrea talk about the Brent Allan Shopping Extravaganza and some of the SPCA fund raising that occurred - Josh went on a cruise and recaps a little of his vacation - We talk Black Friday shopping - Adam fights with his Google Home Mini while the cast tries to figure out the best Christmas toys - Andrea Joy brings us the 'Guy-a-ry'   Jimmy Klein Photography https://www.facebook.com/jimmykfoto/      *The opinions and views heard on Living Podcariously or any Dichotomy Media, L.L.C. podcast are those of the hosts, guests and callers and do not reflect the opinions of the sponsors, Libsyn or the employers of the hosts. *   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach, Adam, Andrea and Jay! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously  Music Provided by DJ Gil Lugo: https://soundcloud.com/djgillugo  BenSound: http://www.bensound.com Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ 

This week Marc and Liam welcome you to their first show of 2018. We hope you all had a fantastic Christmas but the festive season has once again left us and its time for Marc and Liam to introduce to you about what they will be getting up to in 2018. Liam gives his first Review of the year. This week he reviews the Google Mini. Find out what he has to say. Liam And Noel Gallagher call it a truce for Christmas but was it all for sale of albums? Lana Del Rey and creep? New Years goals for the show. Strange goings on in Portugal Marc tells us what he is going to spend his Christmas bonus on. Will it be a new computer console or this years Kendal Calling ticket. Plus we play two amazing tracks from The Raft. For more info on the band please check them out on their facebook page www.facebook.com/The-Raft-55224752347/ Please feel free to contact me : jaff10@hotmail.com www.twitter.com/mrjaff10 www.jaff10.simplesite.com www.facebook.com/themarcjeffreypodcastshow check out and subscribe to my itunes page and feel free to leave a review https://itunes.apple/ca/podcast/the-marc-jeffrey-podcast-show/id1206615943?mt=2 Thank you very much Marc x  

Ronen Landa Exclusive Interview. Ronen Landa, Composer discusses music and composing the score for his lasted project, Eloise in our exclusive interview. To listen to the latest DecayMag Podcast on Google Home or Google Mini use command; “Ok Google, listen to DecayMag Podcast” Movies  Hellboy Reboot gets 2019 Release Date (02:05) Deep Blue Sea 2 Principal photography begins (08:46) It Writer to pen Are You Afraid of the Dark? (14:22) Sherilyn Fenn to star in Losing Addison (20:08) Ronen Landa Interview (24:49) Question of the Week Name your top three (3) favorite Horror soundtracks (with links). What do you love to listen to from the movies? Television Our podcast concludes with the top stories in Horror on the small screen.   Jordan Peele to produce The Twilight Zone Reboot (71:25) Netflix Black Mirror Season 4 gets Release Date (75:14) Trailer First Impressions Birdboy and the Forgotten children (79:52)  Shudder's Jordskott Season 2 Teaser (85:40)  Playground (91:36)  You Were Never Really Here (97:02) Devil's Gate (100:56) Outro (111:10)  

There was a lot of small news this week including updates to the Google Home/Assistant ecosystem that Kevin and I discuss on this week’s podcast. I share my feelings on the Google Mini and then we segue into a conversation about Google’s new AI framework for embedded devices that launched this week. We also discuss … Continue reading Episode 138: Wink’s security system review and Las Vegas is a smart city

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Google has expanded their home speaker lineup with a mini (hockey puck sized) and max shoe box sized smart speakers. you can get the google assistant either cheaper or better sounding.