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The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates, that's where he spoke to the team behind one of the most popular accessibility apps, ‘Be My Eyes'.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. He heard about the new BraillePen when he spoke to Wojtek from Harpo.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates, that's where he spoke to the team behind the WeWALK smart cane.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. He's been speaking to OneCourt, whose tactile game boards are aiming to make live sports more accessible.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates.  Dave talked to Stuart Lawler from Sight and Sound about new braille technologies on show this year. Image shows the RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background ‘RNIB' written in bold black capital letters and underline with a bold pink line. Underneath the line: ‘Connect Radio' is written in black in a smaller font. 

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. Dave caught up with Quentin Christensen from NV Access, to hear about what's new with NVDA Screen Reader. 

In today's Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece are joined by co-host of RNIB Tech Talk on RNIB Connect Radio, Callum Stoneman, to explore the world of Google smart homes and whether Google Assistant is better than Lady A (Amazon Alexa) at smart home tasks. Callum shares his unconventional smart home setup, featuring Google Nest devices without Google speakers, running everything through Sonos instead.We dive into the Nest vs. Ring debate, discussing why more users are moving away from Amazon's Ring ecosystem and into Google's Nest cameras and doorbells. Plus, we explore the Google Home app's accessibility, the challenges of smart home integration, and why Sonos' accessibility debacle left many blind users frustrated.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk spoke with Matt Ater from Vispero and RNIB's Ali Long to hear how a partnership between the two organisations promises to make kiosks more accessible very soon. 

The 2024 CSUN conference in California brought together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk was on conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. Microsoft were in attendance to talk about upcoming changes to their ‘Seeing AI' app which have been made possible in part, by RNIB.

The 2024 CSUN conference in California brought together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk was on conference floor this year speaking with some of the delegates. One of the most talked about items on display was the self-guided mobility aid ‘Glidance'. 

The 2024 CSUN conference in California brought together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk was on conference floor this year speaking with some of the delegates, including Tony Wu from Vision Australia. 

The 2024 CSUN conference in California brought together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk was on conference floor this year speaking with some of the delegates, that's where he caught up with the team behind an innovative new refreshable braille display. 

The 2024 CSUN conference in California brought together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk was on conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. There he spoke to Sedona Dave,  the developer of the ‘All Terrain Cane'. You can find more information about the 'All Terrain Cane' at the RNIB Products For Life Store - All Terrain Cane | RNIB

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. RNIB were also in attendance talking about the new ‘Travel Well With Tech' project.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates, including Logan Amstey from TGPi who explains how the JAWS screen reader will be making its way to more service kiosks across the UK in the future.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. One of the household names in attendance was Sony, who were demonstrating some of the latest accessibility features in their products.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. One of the most talked about products on display has been the ARxAI Headset, which is now available from the RNIB Shop. You can find out more information about the ARxAI headset here  - Arxvision Headset | RNIB Image: Charles Leclercq from ARxVision explains the ARxAI headset to musician Stevie Wonder as he wears the headset.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. He spoke to the team behind WeWalk to hear about updates to the popular smart cane.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. Paige Braille combines old and new technologies to help to make learning braille easier and more enjoyable than ever.

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates. Jeff Mills is the co-CEO of Grackle Docs, a company hoping to make PDF documents more accessible for blind and partially sighted users. 

The annual CSUN conference in California brings together some of the biggest names in accessible technology from across the globe. Dave Williams from RNIB Tech Talk has been on the conference floor this year to speak to some of the delegates, where he caught up with Mike May, the Chief Evangelist for the navigation app GoodMaps.

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show. Brian and Ed welcome fellow podcaster Shaun Preece to the show for another Trendsetters episode.   We start off learning how Shaun went blind and how his journey to Blind Tech Podcaster God began. Next we dive in to Shaun's first experiences with assistive technology.   Shaun then hits us with a classic #EBB Embarrassally Blind Blunder  story.   Next we find out why Shaun prefers the PC and Jaws over the Mac and VoiceOver.   As a fellow podcaster first on RNIB Tech Talk and now on AMI's Double Tap, we find out how Shaun began his journey as a podcaster. We ask what it is like working with Steven Scott? And we find out the technology used to record and produce Double Tap. The secret is now out! We also discuss the downside of podcasting, the criticism. Next up we find out what the deal is with Shaun of the Shed.   We then find out Shaun's opinion about the state of assistive technology in 2023.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005, and make sure to visit our website where you can listen to any of our past episodes.

Today on the show, Steven discusses the latest news around Twitter that third-party apps will no longer be supported. Does this mean it is now time to leave the platform? Steven is joined by the co-host of RNIB Tech Talk, Callum Stoneman, to discuss the news and read through your feedback. As always, keep your feedback coming. Email us at feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

RNIB's Dave Williams recently caught up with Heather Dowdy, Director of Accessibility at Netflix to hear about why the streaming service is putting accessibility at the heart of what they do.  You can hear more from Heather and Dave's conversation on the RNIB Tech Talk podcast, Episode 421.  Image description: Heather is pictured standing smiling against a grey background. She is a black woman with shoulder length hair, and she is wearing an orange dress with a yellow necklace.

Brian and Ed welcome Steven Scott in to the That Real Blind Tech Show virtual studio.   We try and find out the dirt behind Steven leaving RNIB Tech Talk, and discuss his new podcast, Blind Guy Talks Tech, and what he hopes to accomplish with his new show.   Steven walks us through his early days working in radio. Yes, radio. It was a thing back then.  We find out how he went from being a rock DJ to NewsRadio to RNIB Tech Talk.    We discuss the negativity of social media and have some fun with it.    We then go back to the beginning and find out what caused Steven's vision loss and how it affected him growing up.  Some how this leads to what we would be doing had we not lost our vision, and one of us wonders if it would have been a life of crime, and what prison might be like for the blind.   We then revisit the first days of RNIB Tech Talk and how it all began. We find out who was a major influence on Steven, and then move on to finding out how Double tap came to be   We discuss the synergy between Steven and his various Co-Hosts. . We also discuss how funny translates on our podcasts, and why it is so important to be real.  And of course the conversation moves towards some of our favorite feedback we have gotten over the years, and some of the more bizarre feedback.   We then discuss the AfterShockz OpenComm's and Bose Frames.   You can keep up with Steven on   Twitter and make sure to tune in on January 10th for the launching of Steven's all new podcast Blind Guy Talks Tech.   To contact That Real Blind Tech Show, you can email us at ThatRealBlindTechShow@gmail.com, join our Facebook Group That Real Blind Tech Show, join us on the Twitter @BlindTechShow , or leave us an old school phone message at 929-367-1005.

On the show this week we are delighted to be joined by special guest Steven Scott from the RNIB Tech Talk Team.With almost 400 episodes, Tech Talk is a podcast and radio show for blind and partially sighted people who are interested in accessible technology. Steven tells us all there is to know about the RNIB Tech Talk podcast show, favourite interviews, funniest moments, and more.We also find out what has happened to the popular FlickType keyboard app for the iPhone, which was discontinued earlier this month.Support the show (https://www.ncbi.ie/supporting-us/donate-now/)

Hello lovely listener, and welcome to 67 minutes of fun, as the Blind Guys, Clodagh and their lovely guests are back to entertain you! On the last show, you'll remember that we had a great chat with Dave Nason from Sky. At the time, Jan and Stuart set Óran a little bit of homework, so has he done it? We get straight down to business and find out! The Blind Guys like to check in and talk about the weather - sure why not, doesn't everyone! Anyway, we're feeling Spring in the air and Jan has only gone and had solar panels installed on his roof. The question now is could he share some of his newly acquired solar power with the other guys so they could all benefit from cheaper energy bills? Stuart came across a great story on Twitter recently about a model railway museum in Hamburg Germany. While the museum was closed during the Covid-19 restrictions, they were busy creating something truly unique. Have a look at the video that accompanies the news piece and hear for yourselves. If you're a regular listener to the show you'll know that accessibility on the BuyMie shopping service has been something of a talking point, especially for Stuart, who uses it every week. Well, the ongoing conversations with BuyMie are bearing fruit and Stuart has a quick demo to show us how accessibility has improved with the most recent app update. Well done to all at BuyMie for their very hard work. We mentioned Óran's homework earlier on, and his promise to review Sky's new accessibility solution. Well he didn't just review it, but did a really super Job and it appears that Jan and Stuart are a bit jealous! Sky have brought accessibility to a whole new level and are to be highly commended for the work they have done to date. Jan's kids would love a feature where they could watch a programme with their dad, and while Jan is enjoying the show with audio description, his kids can watch the regular version. Good news from Óran is that this could be in the works in the future. Robin Christopherson and Shaun Preece are two aficionados of the podcasting world. They can be found on podcasts including RNIB Tech Talk and Doubletap Canada, but they also have their own Echo Show podcast, and, Robin has been running the hugely successful Dot to Dot for the last few years. We were delighted to hang out with the guys and find out about their shows and all the cool things they've been doing with their echo devices, as well as some other chat too. After all that talking, and there's a lot of it, Clodagh is along to read our emails, or should we say read an email. We've only time for one this week but it is an hilarious blind travel story. We'd love to hear yours, and indeed anything else that you want to tell us about by emailing BlindGuysChat@gmail.com or on Twitter to @BlindGuysChat. Don't forget that we'd love you to record an audio message and send it to us. We might even play it on the next show!

In this podcast, Robin Christopherson of the RNIB Tech Talk podcast introduces us to Rocket , a Mac App which claims to be the fastest, smoothest Slack-style emoji picker for your Mac. Link to App on MacUpdate.com: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/57331/rocket

In this podcast, Robin Christopherson of the RNIB Tech Talk podcast introduces us to Rocket , a Mac App which claims to be the fastest, smoothest Slack-style emoji picker for your Mac. Link to App on MacUpdate.com: https://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/57331/rocket

You had better hold on tight! This special episode of the Life After Blindness Podcast will send you on a roller coaster ride of emotions… Read moreSteven Scott, Shaun Preece and Tim Schwartz discuss the future of RNIB Tech Talk and Double Tap Canada The post Steven Scott, Shaun Preece and Tim Schwartz discuss the future of RNIB Tech Talk and Double Tap Canada appeared first on Life After Blindness.

Welcome to episode number 13 of Life After Blindness! This week I am joined by Shaun Preece from the RNIB Tech Talk podcast. First we… Read moreLABCast #13: 2017 ACB and NFB Convention Coverage with Shaun Preece The post LABCast #13: 2017 ACB and NFB Convention Coverage with Shaun Preece appeared first on Life After Blindness.

KNFB Reader on mobile devices has proven itself to be one of the most reliable and convenient ways of reading printed text.  With a easy to use user interface specifically designed for use by the visually impaired and fast document processing, the promise of truely  useful Optical Character Recognition was finally delivered. Now, KNFB Reader has come to Windows 10 but with Windows 10s shaky start when it comes to accessibility can KNFB Reader stand proud with it's iOS and Android cousins?  Lets find out. This audio was originally created for the RNIB Tech Talk show on RNIB Connect Radio.  If you enjoy it why not check out the Tech Talk show.  Search for RNIB Tech Talk in your favourite podcast app. Episode Links: KNFB Reader RNIB Tech Talk  Audioboom Page Download or Play

In this episode of Audio Pizza, Shaun and Garth are joined by special guest Steven Scott from the RNIB Tech Talk show to discuss whats new in the world of tech. Starting off with the release of Samsungs new flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S8 & S8Plus, we talk about our experiences with Android and is it time we gave it another chance? It's a beautiful phone but can it compete with the great accessibility on iOS? Then, just when you thought your files where safe, we discuss the story of the Turkish Crime Family. A hacking group that claims to have access to 500 million iCloud accounts. With the ability to access personal photos and files and remotely wipe Macs and iPhones, should we be worried? In other news, Windows 10 Creators Edition will be launched on April 11th, and with it comes support for braille in Narrator and the ability to use Narrator during installation. Also Google Home will be released in the UK on the 6th of April but can it compete with the ever popular Amazon Alexa? And more importantly, can we get through the entire podcast with out triggering our favourite Amazon assistant? Remaining in the theme of smart homes, Steven tells us about a new range of smart lighting from Ikea. With a lower price the the Phillip Hue bulbs will we be rushing out to buy them or sit at home in the dark like Garth? We finish the podcast with the hilarious / nightmarish story of Jessie Newton and his poop painting robot vacuum. Episode Links: Samsung Galaxy S8. Turkish Crime Family Hackers. Windows 10 Creators Edition. Google Home. Ikea Smart Lights. RNIB Tech Talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5HKtKaJtGI Download or Play

This week Tim is joined by Shaun Preece from the RNIB Tech Talk and Audio Pizza podcasts and Frank Facio from the band Steelehorse Country.… The post LABCast #3: Michael Hingson and 2017 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference Discussion appeared first on Life After Blindness.

This week on episode #1 of the Life After Blindness Podcast, Tim speaks with Shaun Preece from the RNIB Tech Talk and Audio Pizza Podcasts… The post Blind Skateboarder, Accessibility at CES 2016, Future of Amazon Echo, AIPoly Review and iPhone impact on the Blind appeared first on Life After Blindness.