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Tune in here for this Monday edition of the Vince Coakley Radio Program! Vince starts the show talking about some Big Lots stores remaining open as many are closed, a Business Journal article: NC businesses growing & adding population, Drudge headlines on Jimmy Carter, MSN article: 11 things you didn't know about Jimmy Carter, comments from Joe Biden praising Jimmy Carter, and the South Korea plane crash. In the second half of the show Vince talks about the South Korea plane crash, Vince's new iDevice charger & alarm clock, H-1B "debate" in GOP, and a Washington Post article: Biden says he would've won if he hadn't dropped out of the race.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we covered: News Musk sues law firm for overcharging Twitter when Twitter was suing Musk Meta blocking VPN access to Threads in EU Meta facing a $100,000 daily fine if it doesn't fix privacy issues in Norway Netflix Basic gone in the US and UK, doubling price of dumping ads Infrared may no longer be a punchline, as IEEE approves 9.6Gbps wireless light Sony agrees to 10-year Call of Duty deal with Microsoft Russian security service bans all Apple devices, repeats nonsensical spying claims Rumours Apple's first M3 Macs could arrive in October As always, we'd love to hear your comments Find us on Twitter @WeeklyTechRant

At CES in Las Vegas, we tried out a full-swing golf simulator from Phigolf that uses your iPhone or iPad to let you play a variety of courses. Manager Kim Nayoung showed us how to use the swing stick, and explained how it can be played on your iDevice or projected to a TV screen for an even better experience.  This edition of MacVoices is supported by The MacVoices Slack. Available to silver, gold, and platinum Patrons of MacVoices. Sign up at Patreon.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Support:      Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon     http://patreon.com/macvoices      Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect:      Web:     http://macvoices.com      Twitter:     http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner     http://www.twitter.com/macvoices      Mastodon:     https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner      Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner      MacVoices Page on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/      MacVoices Group on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice      LinkedIn:     https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/      Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe:      Audio in iTunes     Video in iTunes      Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:      Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss      Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

At CES in Las Vegas, we tried out a full-swing golf simulator from Phigolf that uses your iPhone or iPad to let you play a variety of courses. Manager Kim Nayoung showed us how to use the swing stick, and explained how it can be played on your iDevice or projected to a TV screen for an even better experience.  This edition of MacVoices is supported by The MacVoices Slack. Available to silver, gold, and platinum Patrons of MacVoices. Sign up at Patreon.com/macvoices. Show Notes: Support:      Become a MacVoices Patron on Patreon     http://patreon.com/macvoices      Enjoy this episode? Make a one-time donation with PayPal Connect:      Web:     http://macvoices.com      Twitter:     http://www.twitter.com/chuckjoiner     http://www.twitter.com/macvoices      Mastodon:     https://mastodon.cloud/@chuckjoiner      Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/chuck.joiner      MacVoices Page on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/macvoices/      MacVoices Group on Facebook:     http://www.facebook.com/groups/macvoice      LinkedIn:     https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckjoiner/      Instagram:     https://www.instagram.com/chuckjoiner/ Subscribe:      Audio in iTunes     Video in iTunes      Subscribe manually via iTunes or any podcatcher:      Audio: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesrss      Video: http://www.macvoices.com/rss/macvoicesvideorss

Blind Abilities presents another QuickByte offering some troubleshooting for a possible problem you may be having in the Safari app on your iDevice.  We think it's safe to assume many of us have experienced it… that distracting, irritating, downright annoying noise: what exactly would we call it? clicking? tapping… Pete Lane says “no," it's clearly ticking! And here is how to turn off that ticking sound: 1. go to settings, Accessibility, Voiceover, Audio, Sounds & Haptics, Sounds, and down to "Item Loading". Perform a single-finger double-tap and you'll hear Voiceover say: “On”. This is its current position, so do another double tap to turn it “off”. Voila! You should not be bothered again by the dreaded “ticking” sound! Episode Web Site we would love to hear from you! Send us an email at info@BlindAbilities.com or give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093

Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 series entitled: "Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS - Adding, Retrieving and  Deleting, Oh My!” This new series provides various in depth demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your email in an organized and efficient manner. Pete Lane walks us through each step of these processes with snappy and thorough presentations.  Part 6 Adding a brand new Gmail account to the iPhone, going into the Google.com web site, choosing an email address, and adding it to the phone. Enjoy this peppy and informative presentation in which Blind Abilities offers another educational gem in its iPhone 101 library of demonstrations.   Step-by-Step Process: Note: This process is very similar to the process presented in our previous episode for adding an existing Gmail account, except that you must choose the new email address you wish to use. If you are creating a new Gmail account, we suggest that you choose several potential new email addresses in case your favorites are already taken and therefore rejected by Google. This scenario is covered below in step 5. Ask Siri to open the “Settings” app, or perform a single-finger double-tap on the App icon. Flick down to “Mail” and perform a single-finger double-tap, then flick down and single-finger double-tap to select “Accounts. Flick down and perform a single-finger double-tap on “Add Account”. Select the email account service you wish to add by performing a Single-finger double-tap on that item in the list: iCloud, Exchange, Google / Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook.com / Hotmail, or “Other”. If you choose to add a Gmail account, single-finger double-tap on Google. In this case iOS will immediately prompt you to go to Google.com to sign in and register the email account. Single-finger double-tap on “Continue” to proceed to the web site. Since you are creating a brand new Gmail account, swipe right, past the sign-in elements, skip the “next” button and single-finger double-tap on “create account button". Follow the prompts: type in your first and last name, birth date and gender, and then choose and type in the email address and login information requested. Since this is a new account, the address and password will be one you choose yourself, so think about this ahead of time. Also, you will be given a couple of email addresses to select if you so choose, but if you prefer using one of your own,  keep in mind that  many common addresses may no longer be available. Because someone else has already selected them.  In this case, Google will reject them so be ready to try another one. This may happen several times. You will now be prompted to provide your cellular phone number so Google can contact you when needed. Once you agree and type in your phone number, you will immediately be sent a six-digit security code via text message. Be ready for this as you are given a short, 30 second time frame to retrieve and enter it. Note: Dictation does not behave well in these text fields, so be prepared to type-in the information using your onscreen or bluetooth keyboard. After providing your phone number and entering the security code, you will be presented a “Save” button, single-finger double-tap. You will then move back to the previous screen showing your email accounts, including the newly added account. You can also return to your Mail App to verify that the new account is listed there as well. Congratulations, you have finished creating a new email address! Be sure to check out all the iPhone101/QuickByte demos on Blind Abilities. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 Series entitled: "Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS - Adding, Retrieving and  Deleting, Oh My!”  This new series provides a series of in depth demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your email in an organized and efficient manner. Pete Lane walks us through each step of these processes with snappy and thorough presentations.  Parts 4 and 5 introduction to the process of deleting an email account from an iOS device. Specifically, Part 4: Using his Gmail accounts as an example, going into the Settings App and deleting it. Part 5 Demonstrates how to add an existing email account to a device, using the previously deleted Gmail account as the example, adding it back to the iPhone and migrating over to the Google.com web site as is required when adding or creating a Gmail account.  Step by Step processes: Part 4 - Deleting an Email account from Your iDevice   . Open your Settings App with a single-finger double-tap, or ask Siri to "open Settings". Then flick right until you arrive at “Mail”, single-finger double-tap. Flick right until you arrive at Accounts, then flick right to the particular account you wish to delete from the list provided (Gmail, Outlook, iCloud…), single-finger double-tap to select. Flick right to “Delete Account”, single-finger double-tap. Note: iOS will alert you that deleting the account will also remove other items from your device, such as, mail, notes or Calendars. Single-finger double-tap to confirm. This completes the deletion of the account from your device. You can verify it by performing a single-finger double-tap on the “Back” button and flick through the remaining list of accounts shown on the previous screen. Note: you can also check by using your App Switcher to toggle over to your Mail app and scroll through the list of Mailboxes listed there. Activate your App Switcher by rotating two fingers, like twisting a bottle-cap, clockwise or counter-clockwise until you hear Voiceover say “Mail”, then perform a single-finger double-tap to open Mail”. Flick to the Mailboxes to verify if the account has been removed.  Part 5: Adding an existing Email Account onto your iDevice: Ask Siri to open the “Settings” app, or perform a single-finger double-tap on the App icon. Flick down to “Mail” and perform a single-finger double-tap, then select “Accounts at the top of the new screen. Flick right to “Add Account”, then perform a single-finger double-tap. Select the email account service you wish to add by performing a Single-finger double-tap on that item in the list: iCloud, Exchange, Google / Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook.com / Hotmail, or “Other”. Note: If you choose to add a Gmail account, you should select Google. In this case iOS will refer you to Google.com to sign in and register the email account. Be ready with your email address and password, your name and gender, as Google will require this information during the process. Type in the email address and login information requested. Note: Dictation does not behave well with these text fields so be prepared to use the onscreen or a blue tooth keyboard. You will now be prompted to provide your cellular phone number so Google can contact you when needed. Once you do so, you will be sent a six-digit security code via text message. Be ready for this as you are given a 30 second time frame to retrieve and enter it quickly in the space provided. After providing your phone number and entering the security code, you will be presented a “Save” button, single-finger double-tap to do so. You will then move back to the previous screen showing your email accounts, including the newly added account. You can also return to your Mail App to verify that the new account is listed there as well. You are done! Congratulations! Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

Blind Abilities presents a new iPhone101 Series entitled: "Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS - Adding, Retrieving and  Deleting, Oh My!”  This new series provides five individual demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your email in an organized and efficient manner. Pete Lane walks us through each step of these processes in a snappy and thorough presentation.  Part 3: The Mail Preview feature in iOS. The Mail Preview allows us to preview - read - a portion of an email while it is unopened in your Inbox. The portion of the email that can be previewed can range from none and up to five lines and is set by you in your Settings App. This can save you time in processing your emails and make you more efficient in using your Mail App. In fact, you may even be able to scroll through the majority of your Inbox without even having to open a single email.  In this short, iPhone 101 demonstration Pete Lane shows us not only where the Mail Preview settings reside on your iDevice, but how to adjust those settings for your optimal benefit.  The Process: Ask Siri to open Settings or Single finger double tap on the Settings icon. Single finger swipe right down to Mail and Single finger double tap. Swipe right to “Preview”, Single finger double tap. Select the Preview selection you want to us.  Your Mail app will now reflect this preview in all messages in all accounts. Merely swipe to a message and Voiceover will automatically read the preview lines to you.  As an alternative to waiting for Voiceover to read the preview lines, you can also perform a 3-finger single-tap anywhere on your screen once focused on the message in the mailbox, and Voiceover will read the preview immediately. This can be an effective tool for controlling the process of managing your email quickly and efficiently. Stay tuned for Parts 4, 5 and 6 of our series, "Managing Mail Messages and Accounts in iOS - Adding, Retrieving and  Deleting, Oh My!” as we demonstrate how to delete an entire email account, add that account back on to your iDevice and finally, how to add a brand new email account to your device. You can find Parts 1 and 2 of this iPhone101 Series and many more iPhone101 and QuickBytes here. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-6093 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

This new iPhone101 series provides five individual demonstrations aimed at giving you the tools to effectively manage your email in an organized and efficient manner. Pete Lane walks us through each step of these processes in a snappy and thorough presentation.  Parts 1 and 2  An Introduction to various ways to delete individual emails, one at a time or in bulk quantities and then the process of retrieving deleted emails.             Process 1 - How to delete individual emails from your Mail App: Method 1: Open the Mail app by single finger double tapping on the Mail icon or ask Siri to, “Open Mail”. Single finger swipe left to right down to the email you want to delete. Flick up or down to the action item, “Delete”. Single finger double tap. Method 2: If you are reading an email and want to delete it, flick up or down to, “Trash”. Single finger double tap. You will then be placed in the next email message, opened and ready to read. Note: When deleting from an opened email, the app will open the next email automatically. You may or not want desire this action of auto-opening. You can also go back and delete from the email list as in the previous method above. How to delete multiple emails quickly: Open your Mail App with a single-finger double-tap, then flick right and select the account where you wish to delete emails, i.e. Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, etc. - single-finger double-tap. Then flick to the right and perform a single-finger double-tap on the Edit button. This will activate  a Select button. Single-finger double-tap on “Select All”, and proceed to step 3 below. If you do not wish to delete all of your mail messages, flick right and select  each email you wish to delete with a single-finger double-tap. Voiceover will say “selected” for each item you select..  At the bottom of the screen, single-finger double-tap on “Trash” or “Archive” to delete the selected messages. Retrieving Deleted email messages: After opening your Mail app with a single-finger double-tap, flick right until you reach your “Trash folder. This is where your deleted messages have been placed.  Flick right into the list of messages and select those which you wish to retrieve by performing a single-finger double-tap. When all have been selected, perform a 4-finger single-tap towards the bottom of your screen. Flick left with one finger until you reach “Move”, then single-finger double-tap. You will then be placed on the “back” button at the top of your screen. Flick right until you reach “Inbox”. Single-finger double-tap and the messages you have selected will be moved there.  You can verify this by flicking right into your list of messages in the “Inbox” to find they are no longer there.  Stay tuned for more installments in this new iPhone101 series, “Managing email Messages and Accounts”, when we explore how to delete entire accounts from your device,  and add both existing and new email accounts to your iDevice. We hope this will give you a more efficient approach towards managing and working in your Mail app in the future. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-9063 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

In this  episode of the ever-growing iPhone101 series  from Blind Abilities focuses on exactly that, the Voice Memos app. This app has become significantly more sophisticated and robust in recent years, including with the advent of iOS 15. However, the interface and operation still remains very simple, quick and convenient. You can capture your thoughts, your guitar riffs, melodies, that phone number or email address, or any other thought that might cross your mind with a few short gestures and taps! Voila! You have it saved for posterity, or at least fame, fortune or celebrity! But, as we mentioned a moment ago, This app is capable of much much more! For example, if you want to “spruce it up” a little to share with family, friends, your Publisher, Agent or social media, just take advantage of one or more of the later features like the Trim function which allows you to delete unwanted noise at the beginning or end of your recording. There's also a feature which eliminates periods of silence during playback, or enhances the quality of the audio to make it sound more professional and cleaner.  Join Pete Lane as he takes us through a comprehensive review of this convenient but powerful recording app, demonstrating each of these features, one at a time, at an easy pace. See how to make a simple recording or enhance it to reflect a more polished product. This app is a “native: Apple app and comes loaded on all iDevices: iPhone, iPad, iPod, the Mac and even on your Apple Watch.  So sit back and relax, and have a listen to this short, 17-minute demonstration as Blind Abilities enhances our understanding of an iPhone app in a way that only they can do: with clarity, humor and flair! How to record a voice memo: Open the Voice Memos app on your iDevice. Single finger double tap on the Record button, Single finger double-tap on Done to end the recording. How to play a voice memo Open the Voice Memos app on your iDevice. Single finger double tap on a recording on the Voice Memos screen,. double-tap on Play. To delete the recording, tap the Done button then tap Delete. Note: Voice memos you record on any of your devices automatically sync to your Mac, iPad, Apple Watch  and any iOS devices where you're signed in with the same Apple ID. How to take advantage of the Trim feature in the Voice Memos app: Single finger double tap on the More Options button,  Single finger double tap on Edit and select the Trim button. How to utilize the new play back features  - playback speed, Skip Silence and Enhanced Recording: Single finger double tap on Playback Settings, Single finger double tap on either or both options. The speed slider control as well as the other off and on options are clearly shown, Single finger double tap on the close button. Single finger double-tap on the Play button.   Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-9063 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

Blind Abilities is committed to meeting your needs as a listener and a dedicated iDevice user. as a part of our effort to do so, we are fine-tuning our focus on our iPhone 101  series towards addressing real life situations in which you might apply some of the features and techniques we present. We want to help you understand how we might use them in our day to day routines, in hopes that you too will be able to enhance your iPhone or iPad experiences. We are presenting a new series and some mini-series as we travel this journey with you.  Jeff just released the iPhone101 QuickBytes series which presents "Byte-sized" features to help you better use your iDevice, and now Pete brings you a new mini-series called “"Getting Your Home Screens Organized." This series will address a few simple but overlooked actions including moving apps, hiding screens and utilizing the App Library. We hope this will allow you to become better organized, help you locate your important apps,  set aside those which you don't access as often, and work more quickly and productively. In Part 1 of this mini-series, Pete delves into how to move apps from one location to another on the same screen, from one screen to another, into and out of folders, and how to rename a folder. Buckle-in for this short, fast and informative trip through the process of rearranging apps and beginning the process of organizing your Hone Screens. There are a lot of quick gestures, flicks right and left, and up and down, so enjoy and here are some tips when operating in edit mode: Enter editing mode on your home screen. Flick up and double tap when you hear edit mode. Leave edit mode – from the bottom of the screen, single finger  slide up and note that after 10 seconds of inactivity, edit you will leave edit mode.  edit mode. Flicking up or down will need to be followed by a single finger double tap to enter that action. Just like when you entered edit mode. Note: Be sure that you can edit apps on home screen by going to Settings, Accessibility, Voiceover, and then Rotor Actions, single finger double tap and toggle on the edit apps on home screen option. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-9063 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

The new iPhone launches this Friday, and iOS 15 (and iPadOS 15) are available now for your existing Apple devices. If you're thinking of upgrading to Apple's latest software… you may want to wait a bit. We explain why you shouldn't rush to upgrade your iDevice, as well as all the shiny new features Apple has waiting for you when the time comes. (A reminder: if you don't upgrade to iOS 15 yet, make sure you're on iOS 14.8 for security reasons.) Plus: AMC is now airing NFL games in select movie theaters. Would you go to see the Ravens play the Chiefs on the big screen? Also: What about that Microsoft upgrade? Windows 11? Nope! Ask us about it again in a few months.

Is your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch big enough? Are you constantly worrying about not having enough space on your phone to upgrade to the latest iOS update, or even download that new app you want? If so, you may be experiencing “Small Device Storage Syndrome”. This is a potentially serious condition which is growing among smart phone users around the globe and you owe it to yourself to find out if you are afflicted by this ailment. Ask yourself the following questions: Did you spring for the 256 Gb model? Or maybe the 512 Gb model when you have only used 50 Gigs on your last three iPhones?  Have you already decided on the larger phone the next time you upgrade, even though you just bought the latest model? Will you justify buying the largest model available, even though it will cost $200 more than you are paying in rent?  Do you panic Whenever your available storage space dips under 200 Gigs? Do you instantly delete each and every message in your Messages app or What's App as soon as you read it? Answer key: if you answered yes to all of these questions, you may be suffering from an illness called “Small Device Storage Syndrome”. This bears the symptoms of always feeling like you just can't have enough iPhone storage, no matter how much available space you have.. It's like a constant hunger! Well, here at BlindAbilities, we provide urgent care attention to those who suffer, and we do not “judge”, regardless of your addictions or habits. Let this episode of the iPhone101 series  start the healing process and begin the journey back to normalcy. One way to start this process is to clear out some of those large, unneeded or unwanted files such as videos, photos, audio files or documents that are occupying large chunks of space. in this episode Pete Lane walks us through a couple of methods to do precisely that. Learn how to free up storage space on your device by clearing out large attachments received in your Messages app and more! Join Pete as he walks through the iPhone storage settings, describing how to identify which apps are using the most space on your device, which are your largest files,  and how to remove them. As usual, Pete describes in detail the step by step ways to do this And of course, he enlists the help of music and effects to make your listening experience entertaining and enjoyable along the way. Listen  in on this brief and fast-paced demonstration of deleting large attachments to free up that priceless space on your device,! Here are the steps for Storage Recommendations: Go to iPhone settings, Go to General, Go to iPhone Storage:  Go to Recommendations: Review the list of Large Attachments that you have received in your Messages app and decide whether or not you wish to save them or you can delete them. This list is provided for you in order of size so you will know how much storage space they are occupying. Review your apps which are also displayed in order of space occupied. This will help you know which are taking up the most space on your phone as you move forward.    Stay tuned as Blind Abilities continues to add to its growing library of iPhone 101 demonstrations aimed at teaching you about specific features or apps on your iDevice, or reacquainting you with some that have faded with time. Also, be sure to offer suggestions for additional topics that Jeff and Pete can cover in future episodes of this series. Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Give us a call and leave us some feedback at 612-367-9063 we would love to hear from you! Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

An iPhone and iPad is the perfect combination of tech for your parents and grandparents. Its touch-friendly interface makes it easy to interact with and, for the most part, everything just works together seamlessly. So, here is a little guide to setting up an iPhone or iPad for the older generation and some features you may want to adjust. https://youtu.be/B7MYCXnsink AppleID The first thing you want to do is create them an AppleID. This account can be used to sync all their personal information without it getting mixed in with yours. If they already have an email you can use it to create their AppleID. If they don't already have an email then you can create them an iCloud account. You can sign in or create a new AppleID either during the setup process or later in Settings. To sign in to their AppleID after setting up the iDevice open Settings. If you signed into their account previously or during setup you will see their profile at the top of Settings. If your account is signed you can sign out by clicking on your profile and scrolling to the bottom then tapping sign out. You may have to enter your AppleID password a few times to disable services like Find My iPhone. If there is no account currently signed in you will be given the option to sign in or create an account. This is where you would enter their AppleID credentials. Once you have signed into their account there are a few settings you may want to adjust, such as iCloud Services. Start by clicking the profile at the top of Settings then tap on iCloud. All the services set to sync through iCloud are shown here. Some services you make want to take a closer look at are Messages, iCloud Photo Library, and iCloud Backup. Speaking of iCloud Backup, it's a great idea to keep a backup of their device. If they lose or break their phone you will have another way to get their data back. However, enabling iCloud Backup, Messages in the cloud, and iCloud Photo Library will quickly burn through your 5GB of free cloud space which will result in that annoying popup that your iCloud storage is full. So, if you want to use one or more of these services you will need to purchase more iCloud storage at a monthly fee. If you prefer not to use these services you can always disable them. To disable iCloud Photo Library, open Photos and toggle iCloud Photos off. Now, go back and select iCloud Backup and toggle that off, then you can do the same with Messages. The other services listed here don't count toward your data allowance, so, they don't hurt anything being enabled this lighter data will just sync across all of your devices in the background. Home Screen Now that everything is syncing correctly it's time to clean up the Home screen. The goal is to declutter the home screen including only the essentials apps that will the used by the user like Phone, Camera, Photos, Email, and such. Apps like the Compass, Measure, and Home can probably go. On an iPhone, you can get rid of apps by moving them to the App Library. Hold down that app until the options menu appears. From that menu choose "Remove App" and you can choose to either "Remove from Home Screen" which will move the app to the App library or you can completely remove the app from your device by tapping "Delete App". iPad users can remove apps the same way however since there is no App Library on iPad yet the only option is to delete the app. Another way you can handle this is by dragging all unwanted apps into a single folder and moving it to the side. Shortcuts With your home screen cleaned up, it's time to add some more to it. With the Shortcuts app, you can create quick access to different features. For instance, with one tap you can make a phone call or turn the flashlight on and off without having to dive into menus. There is so much here that you can play around with, but I'm only going to cover how to make a one-click call. So,

The Mantis Q40 from APH is a 40-cell Braille display with a qwerty keyboard. At the time of recording this review, you can use it stand-alone with its built-in apps, plus as a display for your PC, iDevice or Mac. In this comprehensive review, I’ll describe the Mantis and what it can do, discuss where it does well and where it falls short.   The Mantis Q40 is available from APH in the United States. International distribution is being handled by HumanWare.   You can learn more about the Mantis Q40 on the APH website.   Share your thoughts on these topics or any others. Drop me an email in writing or with an audio attachment, Jonathan at MushroomFm.com, or phone the listener line in the United States, +1864-60Mosen, that's +18646066736. Keep up with Mosen At Large between episodes. Follow MosenAtLarge on Twitter where you'll get audio extras, links to interesting news stories, sneak peeks about what's coming up and more. If you'd like to subscribe to our announcements only email list, please send email to media-subscribe@mosen.org And if you like the show, we'd love a positive review and for you to spread the word. Thank you.

Rita Howells joins Jeff Thompson in the Blind Abilities Studio to tell us about her new Recumbent Exercise Bike, why a recumbent and how she gained access to the manual, the Electronic Screen and much more. Rita produces a column called, Rita’s iDevice Advice, and monitors a Tech Group e-mail list called, iDevices located through email at iDevices@Groups.io and you can keep up with her weekly releases as well as join in on the discussions, give advice and learn from the hundreds of participants. Rita worked 33 years in the Voc. Rehab services in Illinois and now has a great vehicle for her to share her knowledge and experience through her column, Rita’s iDevice Advice. Join Rita and Jeff for this conversation about accessibility and making stuff accessible. Here are some links from the show: Elite 3G RB Recumbent Exercise Bike The 3G Cardio Elite RB is the most comfortable recumbent bike you will ever use! A bold statement from the 3G web site.  The “iDevices” e-mail listserv – join and ask questions about iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and related apps and accessories. People also bring their Apple TV, Apple Watch, and HomePod questions. HALOS tactile icons are shapes that represent common features on home appliances.  We sell the tactile icons as stickers that can be applied directly to a touch surface control panel.  These stickers identify both the location and the function of an appliance feature.  They are like bump dots but smarter!  We offer five tactile icon packages - microwave, oven, washer, keypad and home.  The microwave, oven and washer packages contain two sets of 9 commonly used appliance features.  For example the microwave package includes tactile icon stickers for start, stop, power level, add time, popcorn, pizza, potato, defrost and timer.  The home package has over 60 icons to identify a variety of home appliance features.  Finally our keypad package is used to label keypads commonly found on microwaves and ovens.  We also offer custom labeling - just send us a picture of the appliance, plus the make and model and we will create a custom set of tactile icons for all the buttons on your appliance.  For more information go to http://tangibleSurfaceResearch.com/halos or contact Anne at Anne at tangibleSurfaceResearch@gmail.com Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. Contact: You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, and the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impaired group

In this week's episode, we discuss some upcoming events and product releases from Apple. We then move on to covering the numerous leaks that have surrounded the Apple brand over the past year and how those will all shape up come this month as we start to see new products from Apple. We finish off with updates on the YouTube channel and the new direction that the YouTube channel is moving towards, including the reasoning for the name change!

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This episode of the 7MS podcast is brought to you by ITProTV. It’s never too late to start a new career in IT or move up the later, and ITProTV has you covered. From CompTIA and Cisco to ECCouncil and VMWare. Get a 7-day free trial and save 30% off all plans by going to itpro.tv/7MS "I think of what the world could be If it did not have COVID-19 A million dreams is all it's gonna taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaake!" Today's episode is a continuation and update on the cell phone security for tweenagers episode from about a year ago. Specifically, I talk about: How the cell phone contract I put together for my tweenager kind of blew up in my face I'm the worst dad in the world because my wife and I enforced a "no screens" policy for a few weeks. We lived. Barely. Apple Screen Time is your friend, and helps put some limits on iDevice use The Dream Machine makes it easy to setup a segmented wireless network just for your kids. You can also "time box" their individual network to only broadcast at certain hours of the day You can then apply OpenDNS to filter bad sites on just the kiddo network or ALL your networks If you make a home backup/DR plan make sure it includes important stuff like: passwords to important things, as well as critical contacts like your tax prep person, financial advisor and subcontractors. More info at 7ms.us!

Recorded 15th March 2020 WWDC goes virtual (no surprise there), people are already making predictions based on the image, iOS14 leaks predict homescreen list view. Microsoft take down a zombie botnet and Bill Gates steps down from the board. But more important than all of that for this show we are joined but Andrius Gailiunas of Pixelmator to update us on what they're up to. Also Andrius and I talk a bit about COVID-19 in the “Not the show” section at the end. GIVEAWAYS & OFFERS Get Donny Yankellow's 2FunDads iMessage stickers for FREE Why not come and join the Slack community? You can now just click on this Slackroom Link to sign up and join in the chatter! Slacker @MacJim has a family friendly Flickr group for listeners to share photos because the Darkroom channel in the Slack has become so popular - if you're interested head over to to the Essential Apple Flickr and request an invitation. On this week's show: ANDRIUS GAILIUNAS @pixelmator on Twitter andriusg@pixelmator.com www.pixelmator.com APPLE Apple's WWDC 2020 kicks off in June with an all-new online format – Apple Apple just dropped a huge hint that the Arm MacBook may be announced at WWDC – Digital Trends Apple also announced it will commit $1 million to local San Jose organizations to offset associated revenue loss as a result of WWDC 2020's new online format. iOS 14 to include new homescreen list view option with Siri suggestions and more – 9to5 Mac New Powerbeats 4 appear on Walmart shelves ahead of expected official announcement – 9to5 Mac TECHNOLOGY Bill Gates steps down from Microsoft board – Ars Technica Lend your spare Mac CPU time to help study the Novel Coronavirus: Fighting disease with a world wide distributed super computer – Folding@Home Microsoft takes down global zombie bot network – BBC News SECURITY & PRIVACY From @Dougee: This is a really good write up and contains good information about the Checkm8 exploit. Developer of Checkm8 explains why iDevice jailbreak exploit is a game changer – Ars Technica Luca Todesco teases checkra1n hacks on a T2-equipped MacBook Pro's Touch Bar – iDownloadBlog.com At Least 20 VPN and Ad-Blocking Apps With 35 Million Downloads Actually Monitored Users' Phones – Gizmodo WORTH A CHIRP / ESSENTIAL TIPS Korg Kaossilator App For Android & iOS Is Currently Available For Free – Synth Anatomy App Store JUST A SNIPPET For things that are not worth more than a flypast ProtonMail and ProtonVPN switch to working from home during COVID-19 Cliqz and Ghostery switch to working from home – “Stay safe, wash your hands and be a role model! #FlattenTheCurve” – Twitter Nothing particularly special in that ATM I know but next week we should have Pete Knowlton of Ghostery back on the show to talk to us about everything going on at Ghostery with Midnight etc and what a week at home has been like for him! NEMO'S HARDWARE STORE Nemo will be back as soon as the trucks can get to him... Essential Apple Recommended Services: Pixel Privacy – a fabulous resource full of excellent articles and advice on how to protect yourself online Ghostery – protect yourself from trackers, scripts and ads while browsing. 33mail.com – Never give out your real email address online again. Sudo – get up to 9 “avatars” with email addresses, phone numbers and more to mask your online identity. Free for the first year and priced from $0.99 US / £2.50 UK per month thereafter... ProtonMail – end to end encrypted, open source, based in Switzerland. Prices start from FREE... what more can you ask? ProtonVPN – a VPN to go with it perhaps? Prices also starting from nothing! Comparitech DNS Leak Test – simple to use and understand VPN leak test. Fake Name Generator – so much more than names! Create whole identities (for free) with all the information you could ever need. 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Neste episódio eu vou compartilhar o que aconteceu com meu MacBook Pro e como fui salvo pelo AppleCare +. E aproveitando, resolvi gravar esse podcast para dizer a minha opinião se vale ou não a pena pagar por esse serviço adicional que a própria Apple oferece após você comprar um produto elegível em uma Apple Store. Não se esqueça de compartilhar com os amigos e deixar seu feedback! Link Mencionado: https://www.apple.com/support/products/ Participe do Podcast em minha Plataforma! https://podcast.juandesouza.com/episodio/vale-a-pena-o-apple-care-para-meu-produto-apple-descubra.html

Ep 114Backblaze i muke sa povećanjem cenePocket Casts je sada free, takođe uz muke & mukiceBare Bones Software Releases BBEdit 13.0DragThing, over & out.Updates, updatesIzašli iOS 13.1 i iPadOS 13.1. A onda i 13.1.1 i 13.1.2 i razne 13.2 bete...13.2 beta snela jaje zvano Deep Fusion. Jonathan spremio odličan video koji objašnjava svrhu i kada je najbolje ovo koristiti.BTW, razni hejteri skidaju kapu kameri u iPhone 11.Moving to Catalina: Keep Your 32-Bit Mac Apps Running with Parallels — TidBITSSidecar in iPadOS 13 and macOS Catalina: Working Seamlessly Between an iPad and Mac — MacStoriesCatalina Safari i drmanje kavezaApple Arcade Is Mobile Gaming Without All The Bullshit — KotakuFor all mankind trailer.KorisnoApple Watch Fall detection spasio još jedan život.watchOS 6 ima Sound meter app i spravica je – gle iznenađenja – prilično precizna.Announcing my Shortcuts Library, featuring 150 Siri Shortcuts to use with iOS 13 - Matthew CassinelliZašto sav taj sikjuriti, slučaj 234234e23424e2: Google Chrome Keystone is modifying /var symlink on non SIP Macs causing Boot — Mr. MacintoshA kad sikjuriti zakaže...Developer of Checkm8 explains why iDevice jailbreak exploit is a game changer — Ars TechnicaZanimljivostiVideo: Woz and Steve-O go to the Apple Store – MacDailyNewsStory: Asteroids clone for Apple II ZahvalniceSnimljeno 07.10.2019.Uvodna muzika by Vladimir Tošić, stari sajt je ovde.Logotip by Aleksandra IlićArtwork epizodeZlatni kavez/Golden Cage ulje na platnu/oil on canvas70 x 50 cmprivatno vlasništvo/private collectionby Saša Montiljo, njegov kutak na Devianartu.

Josh and Kirk discuss the many updates to iOS 13, how legit-looking lightning cables that can hack your devices will soon be on sale, how malspam mostly tries to trick people with bogus links, a Touch ID issue, and much more. Show Notes: Here’s why so many apps are asking to use Bluetooth on iOS 13 Developer of Checkm8 explains why iDevice jailbreak exploit is a game changer Correct Horse Battery Staple Researchers Find New Hack to Read Content Of Password Protected PDF Files Legit-Looking iPhone Lightning Cables That Hack You Will Be Mass Produced and Sold Most malspam contains a malicious URL these days, not file attachments Cannot log in to your banking apps on the iPhone? iOS 13 Touch ID bug may be the reason This new Google tool protects you against dangerous passwords Get 40% off Mac Premium Bundle X9, fully compatible with macOS Mojave, with the code PODCAST19. Download Intego Mac Premium Bundle X9 now at intego.com.

Checkm8 is a bootrom-level security exploit that can be used against every iPhone from the 4S to the X. It was announced late last week by axi0mX and ever since we’ve seen everything from fear, uncertainty, and doubt, to supremely good reporting on what it is, what it isn’t, and most importantly, what it means for all of us. So, let’s try to sort it all out. SPONSOR: CuriosityStream - Stay curious Go to curiositystream.com/vector and enter the promo code ‘vector’ to start your membership completely free for the first 30 days. LINKS: Developer of Checkm8 explains why iDevice jailbreak exploit is a game changer | Ars Technica New iOS exploit checkm8 allows permanent compromise of iPhones - Malwarebytes Labs | Malwarebytes Labs Apple's $1 MILLION Bounty - YouTube MORE: Merch: https://standard.tv/vector Gear: https://kit.com/reneritchie Podcast: http://applepodcasts.com/vector Twitter: https://twitter.com/reneritchie Instagram: https://instagram.com/reneritchie Mobile Nations Affiliate Link Policy SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Castro RSS YouTube  

IS the new iOS release finally bug free? Add podcasts to your Spotify playlists, WeWork officially “delays” its IPO, which gives us a reason to examine why the Unicorn IPO Parade has mattered, and This Week In Elon Musk is all about achieving orbit.Sponsors:PixelUnion.netLinkedIn.com/rideLinks:Apple Releases iOS 13.1.2 and iPadOS 13.1.2 with Fixes for Camera, iCloud Backup, HomePod Shortcut, and Flashlight Bugs (MacRumors)Spotify users can add podcasts to playlists (Engadget)HP’s Spectre x360 13 seems like an improvement in almost every way (The Verge)New Checkm8 jailbreak released for all iOS devices running A5 to A11 chips (ZDNet)Developer of Checkm8 explains why iDevice jailbreak exploit is a game changer (ArsTechnica)The 'Checkm8' exploit isn't a big deal to iPhone or iPad users, and here's why (Apple Insider)WeWork pulls IPO filing (CNBC)The Great Public Market Reckoning (AVC)Elon Musk aims to put SpaceX’s Starship in orbit in six months (The Verge)

In this weeks episode, Nick gets even with Howard in the iDevice race. And the boys plan to sail off into the sunset, just need some plywood.

Some things just fit into place when it comes to podcasting. Kind of like how you can easily snap together a pile of Legos into a nifty completed construction project. This week J.J. learns more about how to do just that with new accessible tools that will make him a Master Builder in no time with Matthew Shifrin , a consultant from Lego. There is also a ton of news, a few long time listeners in "Sound Off" and the "Last Word" is for the dogs. Look through your blocks for that elusive small blue two studded piece, it was just in our hands a minute ago we swear, while consuming BBQ 192. In The News: The Accessibility Bugs Introduced and Resolved in iOS 13 for Blind and Low Vision Users What's New in iOS 13: Part 1, Changes for VoiceOver Users What's New in iOS 13: Part 2, General Features WayAround 3.0 launches soon CSUNATC20 Opens Its Call For General Session Papers Latest Braille Blaster includes Graphics Support, LaTeX Math Features Tech It Out For September Features Smart Kitchen Gadgets Access World for September is now online Blind Abilities interviews the team behind Audio Wizards The Games Accessibility Conference2019 videos are now up on YouTube Interview: Lego Consultant Matthew Shifrin Before the days of 3d printing, if you wanted to know what a famous landmark felt like, you would have to turn to a crate of Legos in order to learn the details about how a particular object might look. That could be a really daunting task if you didn't have guidance or a great set of instructions on how to go about the act of building your architectural wonder. Matthew Shifrin, Consultant with Lego, tells J.J. about his enjoyment of building things out of blocks with his family and how that grew into his desire to share that process with others. Listen as Mathew explains how a family friend provided him with a large box with hand-embossed Braille instructions on how to create a castle. And how that experience aided him in showing the team at Lego how they could improve the ability for future Master Builders out there to construct their own creations. Visit the official Lego site for the accessible instruction to learn more. Also, venture over to Matthew's Legos For The Blind website to learn more about his Lego sets Matthew is involved with other aspirational projects including Project Daredevil which seeks to provide immersive experiences using the body in ways that have not been realized before. Tip: Turn Off Automatic Updates Apple releasing iOS13, and the soon to be released on September 24th dot 1 update, might not be worth the effort as both releases have some hefty bugs. Sure, you can roll back to iOS 12, but remember Apple locks out the ability to do so not too long from the release of a new version of iOS. Sometimes it is just better to let others work out the problems while you wait for a verified stable version to come down from Apple Park. Head to Settings, General and then Software Update. From there look for the option to turn off automatic updates. Now repeat these same steps when you are ready to get your desired upgrade. Also, you may want to do the same in the App Store. Joe told the story about having Instacart broken for 72 hours while the company worked to fix the Voiceover compatibility they broke in one of their recent changes to the app. If your iDevice is your primary way of interacting with the world... you should do this to ensure that you don't lose your access to critical apps and settings. Sound Off: Our first email is from Rebecca Skipper. "I loved the last three episodes, but I have a lot to say. I had a very hard time using CBS All Access on IOS or TVOS due to unlabeled buttons. I was able to sign in and watch Star Trek Discovery using Firefox and Amazon Prime. You can watch CBS All Access content through Amazon Prime. I am really annoyed at the fact that we can t get audio description right now for CBS All Access! I put up with this because I am a Star Trek fan, but I want every series and movie described! The issue with Dominos really disappoints me, and I do not understand why companies can t treat customers and potential employees as individuals who are fully capable of working for them or buying their products. I ve read lots of articles recently suggesting that a company s branding and bottom line improves when they are dedicated to diversity and inclusion. We should keep in mind that there are more people with invisible disabilities so we shouldn t just focus on the obvious physical disabilities. I m glad we have devices left with the home button and fingerprint censor, but I am disappointed with the McDonaldization of the cell phone market. It seems to me that Apple is telling us what we will get rather than giving us choices! I m sticking to my SE for as long as I can an have an iPhone 7 as a backup. I still like Apple because of Voiceover, and I even have an iPod Touch because of the headphone jack. This doesn t mean that I will go out there and buy a phone I don t want. In my view, Microsoft does a much better job in promoting consumer choice. I think the visually impaired community has a responsibility to support disability friendly businesses and products when possible. This is why I will stick with Microsoft and Apple even with my disappointment over no refresh on the iPhone SE. Rebecca Skipper" Juan had a little convention feedback and information on Ride Hailing outside the U.S.. "Hello Blind Bargains, Once again thanks for an amazing podcast. I really enjoyed the convention wrap up show. I enjoyed hearing about how things happened at the conventions, like how you needed to press a button to make the elevator's talk, or how you had to go to an underground parking garage to get Uber. When I went to Mexico, Uber is an option, but you cannot get it right outside of airports or some hotels, as these places have their own taxi services, and if you do want to get Uber, you must go across the street. Also, here in California, we have the chirps And coocoos, which are sometimes confusing to understand street light direction, and we also have streets with other sounds. In Woodland, my home town we have to press the button for more than five seconds to invoke the sound guidance, which can maybe burn or freeze your hand. I think the street sounds should be more understandable to everyone, and say which street you are crossing out loud. I wanted to ask you, when downloading NVDA will it come with all the add ons from past versions, like dictation bridge or do you have to remember to download these separately? Also, , can someone script NVDA to work with proprietary apps in a job setting? I also wanted to mention about the last word, that when I go buy a burger to go, I like reaching to the bottom of the bag and finding extra french fries. Also, in Old Sacramento; a tourist section of Sacramento, they used to have a tradition in one of the popcorn shops where they will give you a crumb bag. They would make bags out of the bottom of the popcorn pile, and sell it to people for $.75. I am not sure if they still do this. Keep up the good work! Thank you, Sincerely, Juan Manuel Avila" Keep the NVDA Blog bookmarked to learn more about the changes on the way in the upcoming 2019.3 update. Next, Stan Littrell dares to mention the spice that has no name for J.J.. "a couple comments on your latest bbq Since Envision AI was selling at a 75 percent discount over the regular lifetime buyout price I decided to make a purchase. I would never even get a subscription before this. I feel that this app represents just one more tool to put in the tool box. I still use Seeing AI for certain tasks. I think that Envision AI is a great up and comer to have in the tool kit. I still enjoy using the Galaxy IDMate for barcode scanning because it is easier to line up and find the barcodes. Since I already have the ID Mate it doesn't make sense not to use it. I use these other apps for testing purposes. I like the fact that we have options that we can use. We are now in everything pumpkin pie spice mode. I love pumpkin pie but I don't think that I will ever understand pumpkin pie spice flavored spam. That sounds so nasty." Last Word: Something witty usually occupies this space to warn you about the impending links below. Except, well, we got nothin' for this week's oddness. Yours Apefully: The Planet of the Apes Live Arena Show, 1976 Poop with us Hopefully some news will transpire before we record episode 193. We at least have an interview lined up and ready to go. Have a great week everyone!

Viele Internet-Provider versorgen ihre Kunden mit einem Router. Wie man zum Beispiel die Fritzbox optimieren kann - auch und gerade im Zusammenspiel mit dem Mac und iDevice - wollen wir in dieser Sendung besprechen. Der Berliner Hersteller AVM ist mit seinen Fritzboxen der Marktführer unter den Internet-Routern. Die Geräte, deren Betriebssystem zum Teil aus dem quell offenen Linux besteht, sind inzwischen viel mehr als nur die Schnittstelle ins Internet. Wir wollen unter anderem eines der wichtigsten Probleme klären. Wie kann man die Reichweite des WLANs im eigenen Zuhause verbessern. Die Router setzen dazu ja auf die Mesh-Technik. Was genau damit gemeint ist und wie man sein "Mesh-Netzwerk" optimal einrichtet, besprechen wir mit Johannes Schuster von Mac & i. Die Fritzbox optimieren Er hat sich das WLAN der "Fritte" mal genauer vorgenommen. Wir kann man die Reichweite, aber auch den Durchsatz des Netzes erhöhen? Was bringen NAS-Lösungen am Router? Wir kann man von "Außen" auf die Box zugreifen und damit das Heimnetz auch von Unterwegs steuern? Diese und weitere Themen werden wir in der Sendung am Freitag besprechen. Vielleicht habt ihr ja auch Erfahrungen mit der Fritzbox oder anderen Routern gemacht, die ihr mit der Community teilen wollt. Dann freuen wir uns über eure Kommentare. AVM ist übrigens einer unserer Partner auf unserer 1. Convention der cmd-a. Wenn ihr noch keine Tickets habt (gibt's an 10 Euro) könnt ihr sie auf unserer Seite buchen.

Peter Korn, Director of Accessibility at Amazon’s Lab 126, Gives Us a Demo on the Alexa equipped Microwave Oven. Peter also goes over the brand new Echo Show 5 which comes with a 5 inch diaganol screen and Voice View built screen reading capabilities as well as Alexa all in one. Full Transcript Below Peter gives us an overview of the Amazon Fire TV Addition Toshiba Smart TV’s now available in 20 different models starting at 24 inches with a HD Screen for $150 and up to a 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD Screen and Dolby for only $450. Yes, the Toshiba comes with Amazon Fire TV technology, Voice View and Magnification Built-In to the Amazon Fire TV Addition TV right out of the box. Peter also goes over the Fire Tablets and the Braille support features as well as the newest feature called Hands Free Alexa.  Join Peter Korn and Simon Bonenfant as they make some popcorn using Alexa commands and talk Amazon devices. You can find out more about all the Amazon devices on the web at www.Amazon.com ***** Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. To find your State Services in your State you can go to www.AFB.org and search the directory for your agency. Contact: Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.   Full Transcript   While Popping Popcorn with Alexa, Peter Korn and Simon Bonenfant Talk Echo Show 5, Amazon Fire TV Addition Toshiba TVs and the Affordable Fire Tablets with Braille Support. #NFB19   Jeff Thompson: Welcome to Blind Abilities. Here's our teen correspondent, Simon Bonenfant.   Simon Bonenfant: Hello, everyone on Blind Abilities. This is Simon Bonenfant reporting from Las Vegas, Nevada at the 2019 National Federation of the Blind National Convention. I'm in the Exhibit Hall today, and I'm at the Amazon area here. I got a chance to talk to Peter Korn. How's it going, Peter?   Peter Korn: It's going very well. It's wonderful to be here at the NFB Convention in Las Vegas.   Simon Bonenfant: That's great. Can you explain to the listeners your title and a little bit about what you do at Amazon?   Peter Korn: Sure. This is my sixth year with Amazon. I'm the director of accessibility for all of our devices, and this is my 28th year in the field of accessibility, having cut my teeth on the outSPOKEN screen reader for Macintosh and Windows back in the mid-nineties.   Simon Bonenfant: Wow. So you have a lot of good accessibility knowledge. That's great. But what kind of features does Amazon offer for accessibility?   Peter Korn: Well, every device that we make has a host of accessibility features built in. We're standing right now in front of a Toshiba television, but this isn't just any Toshiba television, this is the Amazon Fire TV addition television. So it's got all of our Fire TV technology built into it. That means it has the VoiceView screen reader built in. It has our Magnifier built in. It has Alexa built in.   Peter Korn: Being a streaming television, it also means that I can stream Prime Video, and we have nearly 600 Prime Video titles with audio description. That includes every Amazon original title that we make, plus many things from Warner Brothers and so on.   Peter Korn: You can also watch Netflix or Hulu or Showtime or HBO on this television. And it's a television, so you can plug in an antenna and you can get over the air broadcast TV. If you're in one of the 60 major metropolitan areas, you can even get one of the few hours of audio described broadcast TV and enjoy that with description on this television.   Peter Korn: This is the 50-inch model. We have 20 different models, starting at 24 inches and an HD screen for 150 bucks, all the way up to a 55 inch, 4K Ultra HD, Dolby Vision model for $450.   Simon Bonenfant: Very cool. You have some Alexa enabled devices as well?   Peter Korn: If we come around this way, the newest of our Echo devices, this is the new Echo Show 5. The Show 5 is one of our Echo devices with a screen. It's a five-inch diagonal screen. It's got Amazon Alexa in it. Everything you can do with any other Alexa device, you can do with this one. Plus, if you want... You're sighted. You like the idea of having a little clock by your nightstand. This is the perfect size to display a nice big clock.   Peter Korn: It has a screen, which means it has VoiceView and it has our Magnifier, because we don't make screens and expect that people can use them if they don't have a screen reader on them.   Peter Korn: So I accidentally unplugged it as I pulled it forward. It's plugged back in and it's finishing booting up. It finished booting up and that's the VoiceView turning on sound that we've just heard.   Simon Bonenfant: Very nice.   Peter Korn: It's still finishing its boot up here. Once it's finished booting up, I'm going to ask it to do some stuff.   Peter Korn: I also have right next to it-   Alexa: VoiceView ready. 2:08 PM.   Peter Korn: ... Yes, dear. I have the Amazon Basics Alexa enabled microwave.   Simon Bonenfant: Yeah, I saw that yesterday. That was pretty cool. Yeah, talk about a little about that for us.   Peter Korn: Yeah. So this is $59.99 microwave will pair with Alexa, and I can use my voice to cook. So I'm going to take this little bag of Skinny Girl popcorn, pop it into the microwave, and then say, "Alexa, microwave one ounce of popcorn,"   Alexa: Starting popcorn. One Minute, eight seconds.   Simon Bonenfant: Wow.   Peter Korn: And there she goes.   Simon Bonenfant: And I can-   Peter Korn: And in little under a minute, we're going to have some hot buttered popcorn.   Simon Bonenfant: ... I can kind of hear it and I can kind of smell it too. It's kind of cooking.   Peter Korn: It is.   Simon Bonenfant: Wow. That is really neat. Yeah.   Peter Korn: Some of the newer, well for many years now, microwaves have had the ability to do fairly complex things like defrost a pound and a half of chicken.   Peter Korn: I do this many minutes at this low power setting, and then bring up the power for a few more minutes, and bring up the power again for the last few minutes, right? That little programming there. But typing all of that in on the touch panel is really difficult, but you can just use your voice-   Simon Bonenfant: And Alexa figures out the settings and the modes it needs.   Peter Korn: ... Exactly. So you can reheat your dinner, you can pop popcorn, you can say, "This much ground beef to defrost."   Simon Bonenfant: And it does it. Wow.   Peter Korn: And it just does it. And-   Simon Bonenfant: Really cool.   Peter Korn: ... Well-   Simon Bonenfant: And there it is.   Peter Korn: ... There's my popcorn.   Simon Bonenfant: Look at that. Wow. That's really cool.   Peter Korn: Just open it up here. It's nice and smoking hot.   Simon Bonenfant: It is. Wow. I can feel that. I smell it too. Wow, that's cool.   Peter Korn: If you want some hot popcorn, reach on in.   Simon Bonenfant: I'll try a little bit. Wow.   Peter Korn: And there you go.   Simon Bonenfant: I also noticed yesterday, I was over here and you had some tablets. Talk about them a little bit.   Peter Korn: These are the Fire tablets. We've got the seven-inch model for $49.99. Has VoiceView, has our Magnifier, has large print. You can watch movies, you can read Kindle books, you can play audio books.   Peter Korn: New this year, we have what's called hands-free Alexa, where there's a special chip in this tablet that allows it to be mostly asleep, but just quietly listening with a little bit of power for the wake word. And when you say it, she then responds.   Simon Bonenfant: That's cool.   Peter Korn: And that's again $49. It also has very powerful Braille support-   Simon Bonenfant: Wow.   Peter Korn: ... built in. We've been doing a lot to make a very efficient Braille interface. These Braille displays are fairly expensive. And you pay maybe a few hundred, maybe $700 for a 20-cell display. But for the most part, they're into the thousands of dollars.   Simon Bonenfant: Yeah, that's true.   Peter Korn: So those cells are really precious. So you don't want to waste a ton of space saying, "Checkbox checked," and then the name of the checkbox. That's already off the end of your 20-   Simon Bonenfant: Right. Yeah, yeah.   Peter Korn: ... Right? So we use special non-character Braille glyphs to tell you that it's a checked checkbox. We have-   Simon Bonenfant: So it's not going to take up cells.   Peter Korn: ... It's going to take up three cells.   Simon Bonenfant: Okay.   Peter Korn: To say this-   Simon Bonenfant: So it's a lot less. Wow. Okay.   Peter Korn: ... Exactly.   Simon Bonenfant: That's great. So you're getting more Braille for your space. You're optimizing the space and the Braille.   Peter Korn: Now at the same time, you've probably seen a lot of these tablets. You have a row of icons right on the home screen. And you focus one icon at a time and you put one icon's worth of text on the Braille display.   Peter Korn: Well, if it's Kindle, that's six letters. You still have another 14 characters on that display that you're not using. So we will create a line of multiple things on the same row. Though the same idea, we use as many of those precious cells as we can to make a more efficient interface, where the bottom of the screen, you've got back, home, and app switcher. B-A-C-K, space, H-O-M-E, space, A-P-P, and then the rest of it is off the end.   Peter Korn: I've got touch cursors over each cell. So when I navigate down to back, home, app switcher, I can just touch the button over, back or home-   Simon Bonenfant: And it'll do it.   Peter Korn: ... and it'll do it. I don't have to navigate through all three. I'm more efficient. I'm more productive.   Simon Bonenfant: Yeah, that is. Wow.   Peter Korn: So that's some of the innovation that's in VoiceView Braille available on all three tablets starting at 49 bucks.   Simon Bonenfant: Wow. That's available right now.   Peter Korn: Available right now. You can go to the Amazon store in the sky from your browser or from your iPhone, from your whatever, and order it. Well, fantastic. Thank you so much for coming by. Is there anything else I can help you with?   Simon Bonenfant: No, that's all for me. That's all for you. We're good. So thank you, Peter, for talking with me today. Thank you for talking to the listeners of the Blind Abilities podcast.   Simon Bonenfant: I'm very grateful for the work that you're doing at Amazon. You're doing a lot of good work for the community, the blindness community. And a lot of good things are coming because of your vast knowledge of accessibility and your drive to make things work well. I appreciate the work you do.   Peter Korn: It's just an utter pleasure to be in this field and to be at a company like Amazon that can have such a huge impact on the lives of our customers with disabilities.   Jeff Thompson: Thank you, Peter Korn. And thank you, Simon Bonenfant. Be sure to check out all of our 2019 Convention coverage right here on Blind Abilities.   Jeff Thompson: Enable the Blind Abilities Skill on your Amazon device just by saying, "Enable Blind Abilities."   Jeff Thompson: You can download the Blind Abilities podcast on to your Victor Stream, on to any of your podcatcher of choice. Downcast, Overcast, the Apple Podcast app in your iDevice. TuneIn radio, IHeartRadio. If you've got Siri, you've got Google, you've got Amazon, then you've got Blind Abilities.   Jeff Thompson: Most importantly, I want to thank you, the listener. I want to thank you for listening. Hope you enjoyed, and until next time, bye-bye.   [Music]  [Transition noise]  -When we share -What we see -Through each other's eyes...   [Multiple voices overlapping, in unison, to form a single sentence]   ...We can then begin to bridge the gap between the limited expectations, and the realities of Blind Abilities.   Jeff Thompson: For more podcasts with the blindness perspective: Check us out on the web at www.BlindAbilities.com On Twitter @BlindAbilities Download our app from the App store:  'Blind Abilities'; that's two words. Or send us an e-mail at: info@blindabilities.com Thanks for listening.

Show Summary: Blind Abilities keeps the iPhone101 series moving with an update to this demonstration of Dictation tips and tricks. Pete has once again brought his insight to the process of dictating text, numbers and even basic emojis in iOS, where inputting text is especially time consuming. Pete shares tips on how to ensure your iDevice is set up for dictation, as well as reviewing the complete process for using dictation for both short and long documents. And Pete also stresses the importance of using punctuation and proper document formatting in order to reflect   a more professional work product and portray a better image of ourselves to our blind and sighted readers alike. Join Pete Lane for this brief but informative demo of using dictation in iOS, like only Blind Abilities can offer. Also, be sure to check out another iPhone 101 demonstration offered by Jeff Thompson that will save time and frustration when entering text in iOS. His Text Replacement demo, entitled: iPhone 101, Text Replacement, the keyboard shortcut that lets two letters launch a Thousand Words,  was released on 1/3/19, …, and can be found here: iPhone101: Text Replacement – The Keyboard Shortcut That Lets Two Letters Launch a Thousand Words Contact Your State Services If you reside in Minnesota, and you would like to know more about Transition Services from State Services contact Transition Coordinator Sheila Koenig by email or contact her via phone at 651-539-2361. To find your State Services in your State you can go to www.AFB.org and search the directory for your agency. Contact: Thank you for listening! You can follow us on Twitter @BlindAbilities On the web at www.BlindAbilities.com Send us an email Get the Free Blind Abilities App on the App Storeand Google Play Store. Check out the Blind Abilities Communityon Facebook, the Blind Abilities Page, the Career Resources for the Blind and Visually Impairedand the Assistive Technology Community for the Blind and Visually Impaired.

Esta semana, a dupla maravilha falou sobre o desafio pelo qual o Tiago Vahia Pessoa vai passar nas próximas semanas, desafio esse que não seria possível sem o nosso parceiro Xprt Store que gentilmente nos cedeu um iPhone X para que o Tiago possa experimentar pela primeira vez um iDevice como seu daily driver! Ele que é o nosso homem do mundo Android, vai agora poder viver intensamente pela primeira vez no Mundo da Maçã! Poderás não só ouvir as suas primeiras impressões já no podcast, como a partir da próxima segunda-feira (20/05) todos os contornos da aventura através da rubrica diária iTiago em atapple.pt.

Guest Allison Sheridan from the Podfeet Podcasts returns to the show joining Dave to talk about Siri and accessibility on the iPhone. Show notes are at InTouchwithiOS.com 
Direct Link to Audio News: iOS 12 Now Installed on 83% of All Devices From the Last Four Years - MacRumors Apple Will Soon Let Developers Entice Past Subscribers With Discounted iOS, macOS, and tvOS Subscriptions - Macrumors Topics: Siri Basics We all know what Siri can do, let's talk about Siri and some of the basics. We first ask “what do we use Siri for?” What hardware does Siri work on? It’s really amazing how helpful Siri can be on all these devices. Here are a few Siri basics we talked about   Changing Siri’s voice and language Go into Siri Search and Shortcuts to make other changes You can now ask your device to find the other one. HomePod you can ask Hey Siri where is my iPhone and it sends a ping sound without the need for signing into Find my “iDevice” app.   Accessibility Features There are so many different accessibility features available for iPhone and iPad we could do a full episode on this alone. We reviewed some of the notable features for accessibility including Vision, hearing, and even literacy.    Accessibility for Everyone. The place to go is Settings> General> Accessibility Magnifier Change Text Size Speech with VoiceOver Quick On and Quick Off for Accessibility I use the magnifier to turn this on. Check out this great book on accessibility by Shelly Brisbin http://www.iosaccessbook.com Macstock Conference https://macstockconferenceandexpo.com/ About our guest:  Allison Sheridan hosts the NosillaCast podcast each week “A technology geek podcaster with an EVER so slight Macintosh bias!” at https://podfeet.com. You can also find her on twitter @podfeet and in her NosillaCastaways on Slack at https://podfeet.com/slack and the great NosillaCastaways Facebook Group

Apple say that they will fix any repairable iDevice damaged by floods in Japan? Somehow this doesn't sound completely accurate. When is the last time that Apple fixed a liquid damaged device? We'll discuss this and more on today's Tech Hangout Live.

We begin this episode by thanking the participants of our first live iOS module. Lisa provided a terrific presentation, and we're looking forward to upcoming modules! You can learn all about what we have coming up, and register for your seat by visiting this link. All calls are recorded if you're unable to attend live, and you'll save on your registration cost by purchasing three or more modules. Speaking of great live content, our next free live event will be held on Thursday, July 26. If you've ever struggled with downloading files or documents to your computer, or couldn't find them after you'd downloaded them, this class will be full of discovery for you. We'll be talking about downloading via different browsers and how said browsers behave, and will leave plenty of time for your questions after the presentation. This is Part One in a two-part event series, so if you enjoy this one, you'll likely wish to check out our free August event, as well. To get all the joining details, be sure that you're subscribed to our Events mailing list. The highlight of this episode is our fun and informative interview with Amy Billman of Speed Dots. Learn about the tactile iOS screen protectors the company has available, how they're created and how they may greatly enhance your experience using your iDevice. For more information, visit the Speed Dots website. We hope you enjoy this episode. If you have a friend or colleague whom you feel would benefit from our podcast or products / services, please spread the word. Thanks for being part of our community.

En este episodio hacemos una cuenta regresiva de nuestras "Top" Apps para productividad en iOS. Si quieres hacer menos en tu iDevice para que puedas hacer más, tienes que escuchar este episodio. Y si entendiste esta última oración, me la explicas porque no hace ningún sentido. :) Picks de Luigie: (#3) 1Password - https://is.gd/AAlZiG (#2) Things - For the iPad https://is.gd/69LJGd / For the iPhone https://culturedcode.com/things/iphone/appstore/ (#1) Drafts - https://is.gd/ZdAEHt Picks de Joe: (#3) Trello - https://is.gd/pEvvZ0 (#2) Scanner Pro - https://is.gd/AUT9By (#1) Notability vs. Goodnotes - Notability https://is.gd/2vPev5 / GoodNotes https://is.gd/Kli6lp Cultura Friki Black Panther - https://marvel.com/blackpanther#/ Netflix: Lost in Space https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5232792/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1 Cuéntanos tu opinión. Síguenos en Twitter: @viernesfrikiO escríbenos: viernesfriki@gmail.comIntro and Outro Music:Trips It Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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Welcome to Episode 33! News • https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/lenovo-discovers-and-removes-backdoor-in-networking-switches/ • https://thehackernews.com/2018/01/wpa3-wifi-security.html • https://www.infoworld.com/article/3246274/open-source-tools/20-years-on-open-source-hasnt-changed-the-world-as-promised.html • https://thehackernews.com/2018/01/intel-amt-vulnerability.html • https://thehackernews.com/2018/01/macos-dns-hijacker.html • https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/01/everyone-made-themselves-hero-remembering-aaron-swartz Announcements • Episodes 30 – 32 ogg, iDevice problems? • Episode 31B – bad release, re-try, it‘s fixed now. • The Patron we lost months ago, is back! Chat Main topic • https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/meltdown-and-spectre-heres-what-intel-apple-microsoft-others-are-doing-about-it/ • https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/bad-docs-and-blue-screens-make-microsoft-suspend-spectre-patch-for-amd-machines/ • https://www.sans.org/webcasts/meltdown-spectre-understanding-mitigating-threats-106815/success • https://doublepulsar.com/important-information-about-microsoft-meltdown-cpu-security-fixes-antivirus-vendors-and-you-a852ba0292ec • https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/01/spectre-and-meltdown-patches-causing-trouble-as-realistic-attacks-get-closer/ Where can you find us? https://www.ironsysadmin.com https://www.patreon.com/ironsysadmin https://www.facebook.com/ironsysadmin https://www.ironsysadmin.com/youtube Tweets by ironsysadmin https://www.ironsysadmin.com/slack Apple Podcasts Stitcher! Google Play Podcasts Intro and Outro music credit: Tri Tachyon, Digital MK 2 http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Tri-Tachyon/ https://s3.amazonaws.com/ironsysadmin/episodes/IronSysadmin-EP33.mp3

This week: iPhone 8 reviews are in!  We’ll tell you what everyone loves Apple’s newest phone, and why you should get one (but probably won’t).  Plus: we round up the reviews for Apple Watch series 3, and argue over which model is best. And stick around for what we don’t like about iPhone X; Apple’s A11 chip hits a surprising benchmark; tests show iPhone 8 wireless charging is abysmally slow; Apple quietly hikes their iDevice prices; and we’ll tell you all the best AR apps you need to try.   This episode supported by Build a beautiful, responsive website quick at Squarespace.com.  Enter offer code CultCast at checkout to get 10% off. Squarespace—Build it Beautiful.   CultCloth will keep your iPhone 7, Apple Watch, Mac and iPad sparkling clean, and for a limited time you can use code CULTCAST to score a free CleanCloth with any order at CultCloth.co.   The Cult of Mac watch store has the best straps in the biz!  Save 20% off any order with code CultCast at checkout.   Thanks to Kevin MacLeod at incompetech.com for the great music you hear on today's show.   On the show this week @erfon / @bst3r / @lkahney   Historical first? New iPhones fail to sell out - leander https://www.cultofmac.com/503060/iphone-8-apple-watch-3-still-surprisingly-easy-get-hold/ For the first time since the launch of the iPhone in 2007, the company’s latest models failed to immediately sell out. More than 12 hours after pre-orders opened this morning, the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus remain generally available for pickup at Apple stores next Friday, Shipping time is currently 3 business days   iPhone X’s Face ID will only recognize one person - buster https://www.cultofmac.com/502958/face-id-will-support-just-one-user-iphone-x-makes-debut/ When the new biometric security features makes its debut this November, it will support just one user, Apple has confirmed. If anyone else uses your device, they’ll have to enter the passcode.   Apple silently raises iPad Pro prices https://www.cultofmac.com/502688/apple-quietly-raises-ipad-pro-prices-no-reason/ Changes made to the online Apple store show that the 10.5-inch iPad Pro models with WiFi only are now $50 more expensive each. Before yesterday’s keynote, the 256GB and 512GB units cost $749 and $949. Now they’re priced at $799 and $999. iPhone prices have also been hiked up. The cellular models for the 10.5-inch iPad Pro also got a price increase Nothing has changed about the products. iPhone prices have also been hiked iPhone 7 32GB - $649 iPhone 7 Plus 32GB - $769 iPhone 8 64GB - $699 iPhone 8 Plus 64GB - $799   Adding wireless charging to your AirPods will cost $69 https://www.cultofmac.com/502858/adding-wireless-charging-airpods-will-cost-69/ Apple’s new Wireless Charging Case for AirPods will go on sale this December, according to a report out of Europe, which sites Apple Switzerland. The device is expected to cost $69, which is the same amount you’ll pay to replace a standard case if you lose it. Apple reportedly has no plans to sell AirPods with the Wireless Charging Case, so it will be available as an optional accessory.   The best ARKit apps to try on iPhone and iPad https://www.cultofmac.com/503887/best-arkit-apps-try-iphone-ipad/  

Responding to many requests, Mosen Consulting is offering a thorough podcasting course, comprising four webinars, a discussion forum, a resource guide and more. Jonathan discusses what the course covers, and how you can register. Note, since the course starts in September, registrations close soon.We then give you an update on the latest in the popular “iOS Without the Eye” series. It's our largest eBook yet. We explain how you can get it before iOS 11 comes to your iDevice.And we continue our series on the New Zealand general election, as we speak with Ria Bond from New Zealand First about disability policy and related issues.

Responding to many requests, Mosen Consulting is offering a thorough podcasting course, comprising four webinars, a discussion forum, a resource guide and more. Jonathan discusses what the course covers, and how you can register. Note, since the course starts in September, registrations close soon. We then give you an update on the latest in the popular “iOS Without the Eye” series. It’s our largest eBook yet. We explain how you can get it before iOS 11 comes to your iDevice. And we continue our series on the New Zealand general election, as we speak with Ria Bond from New Zealand First about disability policy and related issues.

Today's podcast goes along with the Healthy Kitchen Challenge that kicked off February first. Find more instructions for gearing up to healthify your kitchen here. Creating a toolbox (healthy foods) to create health is the ultimate goal for our Healthy Kitchen Challenge. I have put together a Makeover Guide for those who want to get fanatical with the Healthy Kitchen Challenge which you can download for FREE. The link is at the bottom of this post. Listen to this podcast on iTunes. What is a podcast and how do I listen? A podcast is a free downloadable audio show that enables you to listen and learn while you're on the go.  To subscribe to my podcast for free, you'll need an app to listen to the show from. For iPhone/iPad/iPod listeners – Grab your phone or device and go to the iTunes store and search “A Healthy Bite.”  This will help you to download the free Podcasts App (produced by Apple) and then subscribe to the show from within that app.  Every time I create a new episode, you'll get it downloaded right on your iDevice. For Android listeners – Download the Stitcher Radio app (free) and search for “A Healthy Bite.”   For podcast enthusiasts – If you already listen to podcasts and have a podcatcher that you prefer, the feed you'll need to add is https://www.thatorganicmom.com/feed/podcast For those who don't have a mobile device – You can always listen to the show by clicking the audio file at the top of this page.  Or go to: https://www.thatorganicmom.com/podcast Also, it would mean a lot to me if you could leave a review for A Healthy Bite on iTunes! Some upcoming shows include: Making your kitchen work for youTips for fighting inflammationSending your child to school with a bodyguardEating for EnergyExercising for EnergySleep like you mean itClean like your life depends on it

It's the little things that have a cumulative impact on our children's health. After raising six children I have learned that some little tweaks to lifestyle can make a huge difference! Expect the unexpectedSleep in the dark limit screen time at night Let them play in the dirtBorn to RunToxin overloadA little change in your child's bathAvoid labeling your childUsing food bridgesBe your kids' role modelMake the most of meal-timeStop being a short-order cookChoose smart snacksMake food funCreate food that tastes goodBe patientBring back soup and salad Listen to this podcast on iTunes. What is a podcast and how do I listen? A podcast is a free downloadable audio show that enables you to listen and learn while you're on the go.  To subscribe to my podcast for free, you'll need an app from which to listen to the show. For iPhone/iPad/iPod listeners – Grab your phone or device and go to the iTunes store and search “A Healthy Bite.”  This will help you to download the free Podcasts App (produced by Apple) and then subscribe to the show from within that app.  Every time I create a new episode, you'll get it downloaded right on your iDevice. Android listeners – Download the Stitcher Radio app (free) and search for “A Healthy Bite.” Podcast enthusiasts – If you already listen to podcasts and have a podcatcher that you prefer, the feed you'll need to add is https://www.thatorganicmom.com/feed/podcast Don't have a mobile device – You can always listen to the show by clicking the audio file at the top of this page.  Or go to https://www.thatorganicmom.com/podcast Also, it would mean a lot to me if you could leave a review for A Healthy Bite on iTunes!

1997 was the year that brought us Rutger Hauer dry humping in his trenchcoat in a public shower and it also brought us Judge Reinhold in his skivvies doing karate in his apartment.  So we decided to celebrate this wonderful moment in time by doing reviews of the Rutger Hauer dystopian future by way of Nu Image Films called Redline and we also tackled the sequel to the Thomas Ian Griffith dtv classic Crackerjack that had Judge Reinhold stepping into those boots in Crackerjack 2! Send us love letters at: cultofmuscle@gmail.com> Make friends with people you don't know at: facebook.com/groups/cultofmuscle See what lurks in the hearts of idiots at: cultofmuscle.tumblr.com Get a dumb cover for your dumb iDevice at: redbubble.com/people/cultofmuscle/shop   Watcha Been Lifting: 00:00 - 56:40 Redline: 58:10 - 1:38:15 Crackerjack 2: 1:39:45 - 2:18:10 Feedback: 2:18:10 - 3:04:55    

More grumbling about iDevice memory sizes, iOS adoption rates, discussion ideas for improvements of The Podcast and how to do reunions of remote companies. Oh and Radek removed Twitter from his phone (really).

Eric Kidd joins Robbie and Erika to demonstrate a cool set of devices which turn your iPod Touch, iPhone or iPad device into a full guitar effects processor.

This week on the podcast we're discussing the ins and outs of Apple's latest updates to their mobile and desktop operating systems, breaking warranties with Linux, and only sort of caring about the “death” of unlimited data. Also, we're helping you decide if you should build an XBMC home theater PC or just get Google TV, figuring out if your iDevice will actually run the new features in iOS 6, and learning that you actually can build your own iPod. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's Mac Geek Gab episode finds your two favorite geeks, Dave and John, starting off discussing the reasons and how-tos behind Lion's new Recovery Partition as well as Internet Recovery, then it's off to figure out how to edit HTML on your iPad, solving iDevice and Mac syncing issues […]

Robbie and Eric show you how to control your computer with an iDevice and freely available VNC software.

Dave's back from vacation and he and John dive right back in, answering questions about Photo Stream, iCloud, IMAP mail, FTP Servers on Lion, forcing iTunes to backup locally and much, much more. Download today and enjoy! Sponsor: Disc Label: Stretch your holiday budget with a little of your own […]

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