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My book on iOS 7 from a blindness perspective, “iOS 7 Without the Eye”, continues to be available here on this site, via the Mosen Consulting Store. But now it is also available in Braille, e-Braille, and DAISY formats thanks …
“iOS 7 Without the Eye” now in More Formats – Available from National Braille Press Read more »
A number of people in blindness advocacy and technology inspire me. While of course there are certain things that advocacy and technology cannot change, there are many areas where we are right to strive constructively for a better tomorrow. Civil …
A Matter of Respect. Why I always write “Braille” with an uppercase B Read more »
My RSS world has remained in some degree of flux since the demise of Google Reader. I am a huge fan of Feeddler Pro, an iOS app that is one of the third-party apps I use most often. Not a …
I’m neither a sociologist nor a psychologist, but I wonder whether minorities go through an evolutionary process where at first they crave to be like everyone else, and ultimately mature as a group to the extent that they are comfortable …
There’s No Such Thing as a “blind Ghetto” Product Read more »
It was a pleasure to present on Accessible World’s Tek Talk webinar last Monday and to answer some questions about iOS 7. If you missed the presentation live, now you can download the MP3 archive. Thanks to Bob and the …
Recording of my Tek Talk Presentation Now Available Read more »
I was pleased to be asked by the Accessible World team to present on iOS 7 as part of their popular Tek Talk series. The event will be live at 8 PM Eastern on 30 September. That’s 5 PM Pacific …
Join me for a Live iOS 7 Discussion and Demonstration on Accessible World Read more »
I’m a big fan of Robert and Allison’s Tech Doctor Podcast. So it was an honour to be asked to be on the most recent episode, and a blast discussing iOS 7. If you don’t have the Tech Doctor Podcast …
People from all walks of life, not just blind people, can get extremely partisan about their technology preferences. Anything their team does is unquestionably wonderful, while anything another company does is rubbish, simply by virtue of the fact that it’s …
The Apple Braille Crisis. It’s Got to be Fixed for the Kids Read more »
I’ve always enjoyed Kathryn Ryan’s interviewing style. So it was a pleasure to go into the Radio New Zealand Wellington studios today to meet her and talk accessibility to a mainstream audience. Her questions were excellent, and hopefully introduced more …
Interview with Kathryn Ryan on Radio New Zealand National Read more »
I’ve followed Alena Roberts on Twitter for a few years now, but have never heard her voice before. So it was great to be asked to chat with her about iOS 7, and in particular, my book “iOS 7 Without …
Chatting with Alena Roberts on “Triple Click Home” Read more »