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Rund 70 Gespräche mit Firmen, Interviews bei 42 Ausstellern, 51 Interview-Episoden und über 7 Stunden Audio – das ist die stolze Bilanz von Christians Sightcity-Berichterstattung. In der letzten Episode zur diesjährigen Sightcity stellt er – sortiert nach Produktgruppen – nochmal die aus seiner Sicht größten Highlights vor. Zudem werden wichtige Informationen ergänzt, Vergleiche mit Konkurrenz-Produkten gezogen oder auch mal eine persönliche Einschätzung geäußert. Alles in allem ein Rund-um-Überblick zur Sightcity 2024 der Lust macht, das ein oder andere Produkt in einem der Interviews nochmal genauer zu betrachten. Folgende Abschnitte und Themen gibt es: - die Sightcity und ihre Aussteller allgemein - Haushalt und Alltagshilfsmittel (Heißluftfritteuse, Ping Pong Objektfinder, vernetzte Haushaltsgeräte, Audiobox von Feelware von der Krankenkasse) - Unterhaltungselektronik und Daisy-Player (Blindenradio von Albrecht mit großen Einschränkungen / keine Sendernamen-Ansage, Solargrove Player, Victor Reader Stream 3 mit einigen Verbesserungen, kein Senseplayer in Deutschland, in einigen Jahren kaum noch Daisy-Player mit CD-Laufwerk) - Taktile Grafiken und Braille lernen (Canon mit beeindruckenden bunten tastbaren Welten, Tactonom Pro kommt, Iveo als Alternative zum Tactonom Reader, interaktiv die Brailleschrift lernen mit Paige und Breye, duftende Farben) - Mobiltelefone (Felixphone mit integrierter KI, Lilliphone, Smartvision noch mit Android 11) - Vorlesegeräte (VoxiVision und Harc Reader Plus mit KI) - Braillezeilen (Activator Pro dünn und durchdacht, Activator aus dem letzten Jahr mit leiserer Tastatur, Braille Emotion als spannende Alternative zu Humanware Brailliant mit kurzem Vergleich, keine Spur von einer Focus 6 Serie, Harpo Braillepen 24) - Sehbehindertentechnik (Topolino Mini, VoiSee mit interessantem Ansatz, nichts neues vom Vispero-Konzern) - Blindenstöcke, Hinderniswarner und Orientierungshilfen (WeWalk Smartcane II, IO bietet gratis ein Hardware-Update an, neues bei Comde für Svarovsky-Nutzer, Zeigestöcke zur Kennzeichnung ZS von Comde, Envision Glasses schneller, wann geht die OrCam Online, Niira Orientierungs-Brille, 7Sense Helm) - Abmoderation, Ausblick, zeitlicher Ablauf Sightviews ab Herbst 2024

This week's show features the last of our CSUNATC24 interviews. It also features JJ's return to his vocal stylizing of some famous songs. We apologize in advance for that. By the way, if you have been looking for us on what used to be Twitter, well, don't. Our official feed has moved to Mastodon, and you can experience the same content you know from us there. Sponsor: A.T. Guys Now Has Zoom Products For Sale The ZOOM H1essential 32-Bit Float Recording Talking Voice Recorder, THE WORLD's EASIEST RECORDER With the push of a button the H1essential captures perfect audio for musicians, podcasters, filmmakers, and content creators. Simply hit record and discover the power of 32-bit float. 32-BIT FLOAT MAGIC, With 32-bit float recording, you never have to adjust levels. The H1essential captures every nuance of your sound ensuring high quality in every take. THE FIRST HANDY RECORDERS WITH ACCESSIBILITY The Essential Series was designed with Accessibility for the visually impaired. Navigate the menu with audible descriptions through the built-in speaker or headphones. Creators can choose English, Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Italian or Chinese.* Find out more about the ZOOM H1essential 32-Bit Float Recording Talking Voice Recorder, and the other Zoom products now available, at the A.T. Guys store today! CSUNATC24 Interview: Jenny Axler And Earle Harrison With HIMS Our last interview from Anaheim is a bit of a, 2 for 1, bonus. J.J. found a secluded spot for coffee while catching up with Jenny Axler, International Technical Manager HIMS International, and Earle Harrison, National Account Manager HIMS Inc. Both Jenny and Earle have spoken to us before, however, it has been a while since we've spoken to HIMS. So, there was a lot to learn from the pair. First up, we get the low down on the new Braille eMotion note taking device. For fans of HIMS's previous units, there are a lot of familiar designs here. Then, we get an overview of the SensePlayer and a deeper dive into the Smart Connect remote function for iOS and Android. Pre-orders for the Braille eMotion are already live. And you can find out more about various products, including Video Magnifiers, at the HIMS Inc. website.

En este sexto episodio dedicado al lector SensePlayer, vemos la aplicación podcast. Si queréis poneros en contacto conmigo podéis escribirme a la dirección de correo electrónico mariagarciagarmendia@gmail.com

En este nuevo episodio seguimos examinando juntos las funciones del SensePlayer, y nos ocupamos de las opciones presentes en la configuración. Siqueréis poneros en contacto conmigo podéis escribirme a la dirección de correo electrónico mariagarciagarmendia@gmail.com

En este nuevo episodio seguimos descubriendo juntos las funciones que nos ofrece el dispositivo SensePlayer, y en esta ocasión descubrimos juntos la aplicación Audible. Si queréis poneros en contacto conmigo podéis escribirme a la dirección de correo electrónico mariagarciagarmendia@gmail.com

En este nuevo episodio seguimos descubriendo juntos el dispositivo SensePlayer, y hoy nos ocupamos del explorador de ficheros, y concretamente, de cómo escuchar y llevar a cabo diferentes operaciones en ficheros de audio.

En este nuevo episodio seguimos descubriendo juntos el dispositivo SensePlayer, y en esta ocasión veréis cómo está hecho el dispositivo, y paraqué sirve cada una de sus teclas.

En este nuevo episodio presentamos un nuevo dispositivo. El SensePlayer de la empresa coreana Hims. Si queréis poneros en contacto conmigo podéis escribirme a la dirección de correo electrónico mariagarciagarmendia@gmail.com

Katie will present in the first half hour from 8 to 8:30pm Eastern and Barry will present in the second half hour from 8:30 to 9pm Eastern. Magical Moments Vacations Join Katie White as she talks the benefits of travel, budgeting, and planning! Katie will also be giving information on her upcoming guided group cruises to Alaska and the Caribbean. Katie is a travel agent who specializes in accessible travel, cruise vacations, all Disney destinations, and Universal Orlando Resort. Guidelights and Gadgets Barry, with an assist from KaeAnn, will be presenting a variety of their new and popular products for the holiday season. In addition to new Braille leather display and tablet cases, they will discuss the entire line of Auguste Reymond Braille watches, and offer a holiday special on their Victor Stream and SensePlayer bundles. They have also now re-manufactured the very popular titanium locking cane in 54 and 60 inch lengths, with an expanded variety of tip choices. Holiday surprises are always appreciated, and they will have three $50 mystery boxes: leather, dog grooming, and electronics. They'll make sure to cover all of the leather bags, pouches, purses, and waist packs that their customers have come to rely on. Presenter Contact Info Magical Moments Vacations Email: Katie.white@mmvagent.com Website: www.facebook.com/katiewhite.mmvagent Phone: (317) 694-4023 Guidelights and Gadgets Email: barry.scheur@gmail.com Website: www.guidelightsandgadgets.us Phone: (617) 969-7500

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Predicting the future is a dangerous thing 0:00 Welcome to 253 1:46 Revisiting area code 250 yet again 2:43 SensePlayer email list and an open letter 6:43. You can read and sign the open letter here. Comments on episode 252 8:07 iOS 17 14:42 Introduction to the Centrance PortCaster review 21:39 First impressions of build quality, and purpose of the product 22:52 Description of the Centrance PivotMic PM1 30:55 Preparing an SD card for use in the PortCaster 33:19 Orientation to the device 35:46 Bringing a FaceTime audio call into the recording 49:16 A few mic facts 51:18 Pros, cons, comparisons 53:39 A chat with CEO and founder of Centrance, Michael Goodman 1:05:41 Streaming web radio links on Chromecast 1:38:52 Changing the Google Home voice through the Assistant app 1:40:31 The HeardThat app 1:44:17 Comments on episode 249 1:47:34 Using the BrailleNote Touch Plus with NLS BARD 1:52:47 Problem withVoice Dream Reader and Dropbox 1:53:55 Be My AI is impressive 1:56:10 Closing and contact info 2:00:10

Robert Hetzyg porównuje możliwości tych 2 urządzeń, a także omawia ich unikalne funkcje. Zapoznaj się z tekstową wersją odcinkaThe post Victor Reader Stream 3 Kontra SensePlayer first appeared on TyfloPodcast.

Michael Babcock takes the hosting chair today while Steven is away, and immediately jumps into tech with a discussion on how to make sure you are always in the frame when it comes to video conferencing on your computer. Shaun talks about his experience with the fantastic Windows app Can You See Me and Michael tells us of a similar app for the Mac called CenteredHead. After more talk on everything from Windows vs. Mac and browser problems, it's on to a listener lesson for Shaun regarding his trouble using a liquid level indicator. Just how do you make the perfect cup of tea or coffee, and will Shaun admit to being a secret finger dipper? Listener Ken also emails us about his recent purchase of the Leaden Wireless Bluetooth MP3 polarized sunglasses. With a price tag of only $15.99, just how do they compare to the far more expensive options out there in the audio sunglasses market? There's more listener feedback with a voicemail from Scout giving his opinion on the reasons why people want stand-alone devices such as the Victor Reader Stream 3 and the SensePlayer. But with the prices of these devices creeping close to the cost of smartphones are they pricing themselves out of the market? Finally, Wayne emails in to share his experiences with sonar mobility devices such as the UltraCane and Sunu Band. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

Today on the show, Steven opens up about why he started on new medication and the apps and tips he has to get himself fit. Also, listener Negative Julian weighs in on the conversation around older people and technology. Is it a redundant argument coming from people who don't fully understand where most people are coming from when they lose their vision later in life? And, Jason Fayre from Toronto stops by to share an update on his experiences with the HIMS SensePlayer device. Is the new firmware giving him new reasons to be excited about the player? Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

Please once again join us in welcoming HIMS National Account Manager Earle Harrison as he discusses the latest firmware release for the SensePlayer portable book reader, multimedia player and field recorder. The most notable improvements include the ability to customize navigation and speech parameters within the DAISY player and Document Reader, the inclusion of the HIMS Mobile Screen Reader and the ability to access third-party apps such as BARD, Audible and so much more. Presenter Contact Info Earle Harrison National Account Manager HIMS Inc. 4616 West Howard Lane Suite 960 Austin, TX 78728 Phone: 512-914-1925 Fax: 512-837-2011 Email: Earle@hims-inc.com Website: www.Hims-inc.com

In this podcast we show you the correct way to not only add Bard books from your computer to your SensePlayer, but show you the correct way to delete them as well. Someone on mastodon got a hold of me and told them that someone from Hims told them you *had* to delete the books using your computer. THIS IS COMPLETELY WRONG AND CREATES A HELL OF A MESS! I do plan on contacting someone from Hims to correct this information. I hope you find this podcast helpful.

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to 244 0:30 Thoughts on iOS 17 1:48 SensePlayer firmware 2.0 23:28 Correction regarding DCanes 34:54 Hearing in noisy places 37:43 Looking for a French discussion email list 45:14 Hearing aid programme for blind Australians 49:32 Mastodon updates 56:36 Comments on Reaper, and notetakers 1:12:29 Lack of support fromGoogle 1:20:38 Accessibility testing 1:27:37 Comments on episode 241 1:34:48 Here's a link to the cane provider mentioned by this contributor. Comments on the Activator 1:38:58 The new Outlook for Windows 1:41:54 Fiverr accessibility 1:44:31 Using your iPhone to work with appliances 1:45:55 The Optima 1:48:35 Remembering old iPhone apps 1:50:03 Comments on episode 243 1:55:51 Closing and contact info 1:59:40

Coffee Club Notes for August 16, 2023 Why do they have touchscreens in cars? First topic: What teacher had a lasting impact on your life? Talked about the new firmware update to the SensePlayer. Chris gave a recipe for peanut butter brownies. 

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to 243 0:30 We got a ticket to ride 2:12 The Be My AI test is expanding 5:05 HIMS releases version 2.0 of the SensePlayer firmware 6:39 Critical Braille bugs remain as iOS 17 release looms 8:25 Home Dialysis changed my life 17:46 Hearing in noisy places 27:25 Typing and Braille reading speeds according to ChatGPT 46:58 Portable VoiceOver for Mac preferences explained 52:10 Does anyone know anything about guide horses? 56:43 Orbit and Access Mind discuss Optima, OrbitSpeak and more 1:05:48 Remembering old iOS apps that no longer exist 1:45:52 Closing and contact info 1:56:08

Today on the show, there are more highlights from Sight Village in England courtesy of listener Tim Dixon. Tim talks to Philip Ward, from a company called Seeing Solutions, which manufactures a product called the Mini Guide. It's a navigation device that can be held in your hand or attached to your mobility aid as you move around your environment. Then, Tim speaks with Stuart Lawlor, at Sight and Sound Technology, about the new SensePlayer from HIMS and also to Freek van Welsenis, co-founder of the company Hable, most famous for its Braille input keyboard for smartphones called the Hable One. And, for some reason beyond Steven and Shaun's comprehension, Tim gets into an interesting conversation about handbags with attendees Hannah and Michelle! Find out more about these companies from the following links: Sight and Sound Technology: https://store.humanware.com/heu/victor-reader-stream-handheld-media-player.html Hable One: https://www.iamhable.com/ Seeing Solutions: https://pamtrad.co.uk/seeing-solutions/ Mia Tui Handbags: https://miatui.com/ Plus there's more of your feedback and comments as always. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

We're continuing our countdown to Sight Village Central 2023 and meeting some of the great partners that we have the pleasure of representing across the UK and Ireland. First up, Stuart is checking in with an old friend. Between releasing their new SensePlayer device earlier this year, and working on a major update to the BrailleSense 6, Selvas Healthcare, the parent company of Hims, based in South Korea are incredibly busy. Jenny Axler is back to tell Stuart what's been happening and to tell us what we can expect to find in that soon-to-come BrailleSense 6 firmware release.

Stephen's experience OS   A Reminder about the VA Library and the vA Connect app   Remember, you can get the va Connect app for Android and iOS to listen to books, newspapers, magazines, and podcasts.   Ashes Cricket Test, ABC Listen Ap a Great way to Listen   For Both Android and iOS.   Forget Mastodon and Twitter for News etc, Lire RSS Reader Great Way to Keep up to Date   iOS only.   Exploring Tech Webinar on Youtube from May: VRS V3 and SensePlayer   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5jh-1_O6R4Support this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. HiChad! 0:00 RIM for Mac is released 1:39 The Reddit blackout 4:34 Third-party apps do not have access to the Vision Pro camera 11:04 Read the Upload VR article referenced in the episode. Bookshare's place in a world of mainstream accessible options 19:22 Influential European organisation discourages the use of accessibility overlays 25:39 Effective ad blocking tools 34:40 Looking for cookbook recommendations 37:16 More on the Victor Reader Stream and SensePlayer 41:52 Here's the link to the Executive products case for the Stream 3, and here's the link for the Executive Products SensePlayer case. The lonely little Hotel Pennsylvania 55:12 More on the Focus Braille displays including comment from Vispero 56:45 The Oko app helps with inaccessible traffic lights 1:03:54 Coping with assistance we may not want 1:28:37 Update on Castro and a demo of how sluggish Overcast is 1:35:00 A New Beatles single?Wow! 1:41:38 Features lacking in digital assistants 1:54:00 Closing and contact info 1:59:20

In dieser Episode lässt Christian die aus seiner Sicht interessantesten Entwicklungen und Trends der Sightcity Revue passieren. Allerdings teils ergänzt um das, was in den Interviews noch nicht drin war — Rückmeldungen von Hörerinnen und Hörern, Ergänzungen, Berichtigungen oder Meinungen. Durch Kapitelmarken können die folgenden Abschnitte mit folgenden Inhalten angesprungen werden: 1. allgemeines zur Sightcity (neuer Veranstaltungsort, allgemeine Eindrücke, CD im BIT verfügt teilweise über Interviews mit alternativer besser verständlicher Tonspur) 2. Braillezeilen (Helptech Activator mit Ergänzungen zur Tastatur und Preis, schnell veraltete Notizgeräte, weitere Braillezeilen mit Normaltastatur, Brailliant mit Sprachausgabe, neuer Händler für Brailliant, Zukunft der Focus Braillezeilen, keine 80 stelligen Zeilen von Humanware mehr, Vario Pro 2 und 480, Berichtigungen und Ergänzungen zum Gaudio-Book, Optima und Gedanken zu Kombinationen aus Braillezeile und Laptop, Braillesense 6 mit Update, Polaris geht leer aus) 3. Braille-Flächendisplays (Dotpad, Monarch, Firma 4Blind hat gefehlt, was machen die fränkischen Alternativen von Inventivio und Dr. Greiner? Tactonom) 4. Tastaturen (Help 2 Type, Mykey, Hable One jetzt mit App, Rivo 3 versus Senseplayer) 5. Vorlesen lassen (Orcam Read, Hype um Envision Glasses, Voxi Vision kann auch Texte übersetzen, Harc Reader bei verschiedenen Firmen erhältlich) 6. Lesegeräte für Sehbehinderte (Clover Note, bessere Kontraste in den 8-Zoll-Lupen von Opteelec und EV Optron, unüberschaubare Möglichkeiten für die Schule, Zoomcam hat ohne Software Vorteile) 7. Telefone (Blindshell, was macht Lucia? Minivision, Smartvision 3 ohne Update auf neuere Android-Versionen, Kapten-App zur Navigation) 8. Navigationsgeräte (Stellar Trek, bis zu vier Navigationsgeräte mit Tastatur könnte es in Zukunft geben) 9. Blindenlangstöcke (Stock mit Stoßdämpfer, Ambutech stabil aber schwer, nichts neues vom All Terrain Cane, interessantes Zubehör für IO und nochmals Beschreibung von Geo Loop) 10. Hinderniswarner (App aber Iphone muss um den Hals gehängt werden, Rango sehr sympatisch, Highlight aber sicher Biped) 11. Daisyplayer (Senseplayer interessant aber kein Händler in Sicht, Testberichte sind in einem Podcast zu finden, Stream mit fest verbauter Batterie, I-Speak jetzt mit Speicheranschluss) 12. Sonstiges (Farberkennungsgeräte Fame und neu Colorstar Pro, ein paar Worte zur Energrit Powerbank) 13. In eigener Sache (was bei Sightviews geplant ist)

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to episode 230 0:00 Gratitude for our accessibility progress 3:31 Summary of and commentary on Apple's accessibility announcements 5:41. You can read Apple's full press release. Demonstration of Google Music LM 27:56 Try ElevenLabs professional voice cloning free 39:20. Register your interest here. The Value of Notetakers 40:53 Transcribing audio using Microsoft Word 43:14 Time to open iOS 52:37 What's new with Hable One 1:01:53. Netflix, audio description and Dolby Atmos 1:16:26 Focus 40 Blue reliability and repairs 1:18:25 Integrating Living Blindfully Plus with SensePlayer 1:22:08 How do we, and how should we, respond to offers of help we don't want? 1:30:23 Old VoiceNote gives a no flashdisk error 1:52:04 Jingles for podcasts 1:54:27 Voices for Apple Watch 1:56:43 Closing and contact info 1:58:16

Below is the information on the SensePlayer copied from the HIMS product website: The SensePlayer is more than your normal multimedia player. Read and play your favorite documents and media from a wide variety of supported file types using the tactile keyboard that fits comfortably in the palm of your hand. Access web radio, download books, make high-fidelity recordings, connect and control your mobile device, and so much more. Expect more with the SensePlayer from HIMS. Small on Size, Big on Features Multimedia and Book Reader Can read and play a variety of file types, including TXT, RTF, HTML, HTM, XML, DOC, DOCX, PDF, EPUB, MP3, MP4, WAV, WMA, WMV, OGG, ASF, AAC, AVI, FLAC, 3GP, MPG, M4A, DAISY text and audio, and more. Smart Connect Unique functionality that allows you to use SensePlayer as a tactile Bluetooth keyboard and remote control for your Apple or Android mobile device. You can also optionally send your Smart phone audio via Bluetooth to the SensePlayer. High-quality Recording Record high-quality audio from the internal stereo microphones, or a USB plug and play audio source. Presenter Contact Info Earle Harrison, HIMS National Account Manager Email: earle@hims-inc.com Website: https://hims-inc.com/product/senseplayer/ Support email: support@hims-inc.com

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Introduction and a welcome to 225 0:00 It's long past time for many entities in our field to get on Mastodon. 2:15 More thoughts on SensePlayer 17:37 Living Blindfully Plus 27:15 David Kingsbury's Windows Screen Reader Primer updated 30:28 Praise for the ProtoArc XK01 folding keyboard 31:23 Various tech topics including Optima 32:56 Author Adrian Spratt discusses his book Caroline, and debates ableist language 48:01 Reading text formatting in Braille 1:46:56 Castro 1:48:19 Underwhelmed by Apple Music Classical 1:50:04 Can you get the VoiceWare voices on Windows? 1:53:44 Hulu and audio description 1:55:48 Closing and contact info 1:58:57

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to the first Living Blindfully episode 0:00 Country and area codes for 223 and 224 0:56 Living Blindfully Plus on the Victor Reader Stream 3:23 Comments on the change to Living Blindfully 17:30 Comments on episode 220 21:18 Comments on the keto lifestyle 22:53 Earle Harrison from HIMS discusses SensePlayer and other HIMS products 34:26 Vaughn Bennison reviews and demonstrates SensePlayer from HIMS 1:14:37 If you'd like to learn more about SensePlayer, you can download the official SensePlayer audio tutorial from HIMS. The BlindShellClassic on AT&T 1:56:42 Closing and contact info 1:59:26

In this podcast we unbox the SensePlayer, set it up, and look at some of its features. Angie joins us on this podcast, and Jerry has a bad brain fart on where the buttons are on the unit. We barely scratch the serface of what the unit is capable of, but we hope you still find this information helpful, and intertaining.

Kolejny TyfloPrzegląd to informacje o komputerowej premierze gry The Last of Us, nowej wersji NVDA, tym, co najnowsze systemy Apple poprawiły oraz popsuły, oprócz tego mamy dla Was demonstrację ciekawego algorytmu odszumiającego, oraz urządzenia SensePlayer. Oczywiście w audycji jest znacznie więcej treści, posłuchajcie i sami się przekonajcie!The post TyfloPrzegląd Odcinek nr 177 first appeared on TyfloPodcast.

Today on the show Steven and Shaun discuss the power of artificial intelligence thanks to a demo sent in by listener Kyler. Also Steven chats with listener Jason Fayre who talks about his brand new HIMS SensePlayer device which lets him enjoy audiobooks, podcasts and internet radio on the move, as well as a host of other unique features. Keep your feedback coming. Email us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

This week Steve Tyler, Director of Assistive Technology at Leonard Cheshire gives us his take on the recent trend for so-called ‘artificial intelligence' tools, Callum asks Stuart Lawler from Sight and Sound all about the Senseplayer from HIMS and of course we'll be tackling your emails. You can listen to the show live in the UK every Tuesday at 1pm on Freeview Channel 730, online at www.rnibconnectradio.org.uk , or on your smart speaker. You'll hear new episodes of the Tech Talk Podcast every Friday so make sure you're subscribed to never miss an episode. We'd love to hear your thoughts on accessible technology, drop us an email at techtalk@rnib.org.uk or tweet us @RNIBRadio with the hashtag #RNIBTechTalk

Two important Resources for Main Stream and Assistive Tech   Top Tech Tip Bits   Adaptive and Main Stream Technology.   https://www.toptechtidbits.com   Access Information News   Access Technology.   https://www.accessinformationnews.com   Have had My Hands on a SensePlayer for a Week or Two Now, some Observations   Overall I am very impressed by the SensePlayer. Looks modern and feels great in the hand. All applications and functions work as advertised.. My favourite apps are the Daisy player, File manager, FM Radio, Document reader, Podcasts, and smart connect.. If you are going to use the Senseplayer with your smart phone, you really do need to read the user manual, not just the quick start guide. No issues connecting to WiFi or Bluetooth. Default input time for T9 is quite quick, adjust in settings if you need. Using tone keypad input when on a phone call to select numbers and then Number sign to activate, is a bit fiddly as you have to switch between numbers, symbols and back again. When using Smart Connect, I wish sleep timer would be disabled as it turns off at the set time when you are using your smart phone: i.e. listening to a long document. Some times I can't work out when and why the SensePlayer will or will not let me back in to smart connect when sitting at the main menu. For some reason, I keep hitting the Record button on the left and power/sleep on the right which of course do their function: go to the record folder or put unit in to sleep. Using OCR against the Seeing AI app on my iPhone I'm still not convinced about. The microphones do work well, but you can hear a bit of a hiss in the background. I would have loved to see a dictation mode already on the unit. But Hey, it is early times, and the potential of this unit will be amazing.   A Reminder About my iSee Podbean Feed Sort Of Working or not Working   Seems there has ben an issue with my feed via iTuens for a while which I'm trying to fix with the host provider, for now use the following link to manually subscribe to my iSee podcast: https://feed.podbean.com/davidwoodbr/feed.xml   The VA Shop Webpage now Has the Details for my Tech Mondays https://www.visionaustralia.org/services/staying-connected/events/2023-02-13/tech-mondays-david-woodbridge   Exploring Tech Webinars for the mOment on Hold     We have a bit of a review happening to make sure we bring you content that is unto date and content rich. I'll let folks know when they are back on. In the mean time, don't forget about my Tech Mondays where we chat about current tech stuff.     Vision Australia Vision Store Now Selling the EOne Bradley Timepiece   The Eone Bradley timepiece features raised hour markers that allow you to feel the time by touch: a triangular marker for twelve, elongated line segments for three, six, and nine, and shorter line segments for the other markers.   Two magnetised ball bearings travel around the watch face in separate, recessed tracks: one track around the centre center of the watch face's surface for the minute, and one track around the outside edge of the watch face for the hour.   To tell the time by touch, simply run your finger over the raised hour markers, feeling the markers where the ball bearings are located. If either ball bearing moves out of place, shake your wrist and they will snap back to the correct locations.   Features:   Modern, and stylish.   Bold prominent tactile markers “mark” for the passing of time.   Out of the box thinking to tell time by position of ball bearings for minute (top face), and hours around the outside.   Looks and feels like a quality built product.   Various timepieces and bands to choose from for mixing and matching formal ware, casual or in-between.   Looks like a cool designed timepiece when warn.   As the Braille on the box says “Designed for you. Design for everyone”.    Listen to my interview with Ming from the US Who has had a EOne timepiece for a number of years: https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-whgk7-1389cf9?utm_campaign=au_share_ep&utm_medium=dlink&utm_source=au_share   Shop links for the Rose Gold, Silver, and leather/nylon bands.   VA Vision Store link for the Eone Bradley Rose Gold Watch 36MM https://shop.visionaustralia.org/eone-bradley-mesh-rose-gold-watch-36mm.html   VA Vision Store link for the Eone Bradley Mesh Silver Watch 40MM https://shop.visionaustralia.org/eone-bradley-mesh-silver-watch-40mm.html   VA Vision Store link for the Eone Bradley Apex Leather Tan Watch 40MM https://shop.visionaustralia.org/eone-bradley-apex-leather-tan-watch-40mm.html   VA Vision Store link for the Eone Bradley Apex Nylon Moss watch 40MM https://shop.visionaustralia.org/eone-bradley-apex-nylon-moss-watch-40mm.htmlSupport this Vision Australia Radio program: https://www.visionaustralia.org/donate?src=radio&type=0&_ga=2.182040610.46191917.1644183916-1718358749.1627963141See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today on the show, Steven discusses the Online Safety Bill that is currently passing through the UK Parliament. Journalist Charlotte Henry joins Steven to talk about the international impact of such a bill on the world's tech companies. Also, there's more of your feedback, and more news on the new SensePlayer from HIMS - watch the YouTube video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dlsCHcCQKM As always, your feedback means everything to us. Email feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media @DoubleTapOnAir.

Au programme de ce 300ème épisode de notre Hebdoxytude, voici l'actu des nouvelles technologies et de l'accessibilité de cette semaine : Du côté des applications et du web Les différences principales entre TalkBack 13.0 et 13.1. Estée Lauder lance une appli de maquillage pour malvoyants. Grâce à Google, vous allez enfin aimer votre réveil. Comment fonctionnera la carte Vitale numérique ? Le reste de l'actu Aide aux malvoyants : un gant capable d'interpréter l'écriture Braille. Par contre, pour les aveugles, rien de précisé. L'équivalent des AirTag sur Android se précise. Pour acheter un AirTag, c'est par ici. Pour acheter un lot de 4 AirTags, c'est par là. SensePlayer de Hims,, un nouveau lecteur Daisy mais pas que. Podcast de la Team GEOLOC. Apple Pay et Carrefour : le NFC de la carte de fidélité fonctionne de nouveau. L'audio spatial arrive sur les Pixel 6/7 et les Pixel Buds Pro Foire Aux Questions Cette semaine, une question de Ultra-son sur l'application Microsoft Seeing AI.. Le coup de coeur de Pascale Les lunettes audio RUIMEN Lunette Connectée en remplacement de ses lunettes Bose. Remerciements Cette semaine, nous remercions Carlos, Claire, Tony et Ultra-son pour leurs infos ou leur dons. Si vous souhaitez vous aussi nous envoyer de l'info ou nous soutenir : Pour nous contactez ou nous envoyez des infos, passez par le formulaire de contact sur le site. Pour faire un don sur PayPal c'est par l'adresse courte paypal.me/oxytude. Faites vos achats sur Amazon en passant par le lien oxytude.org/amazon, ça nous aide sans augmenter le prix de vos achats. Pour animer cet épisode Cédric, Fabrice, Greg, Jacques, Pascale, Philippe, Sof et Yannick.