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A new version of Viber for iOS is now available in the App Store. Viber is in a pretty difficult market, with Microsoft’s Skype being so dominant. But they have carved out a niche for themselves thanks to the simplicity …
Viber becomes more Accessible on iOS, not such good news for PC and Mac Read more »
Presently, I’m working on an exciting new project. To prepare for it, I bought a Google Nexus 7 tablet. This seems to be the way a number of blind people who want to experience Android have gone. The tablet is …
like many iOS users, I have a bunch of apps on my phone that I don’t use very much. It’s just so easy to double tap to install something, especially when it’s free. Digg is one of those apps. When …
Is Digg Going to Give us an Accessible, Cloud-Based RSS Experience? Read more »
Long gone are the days when blind people were limited to a few selections made available in special formats designed for their use exclusively. eBooks have given blind people access to more reading material than ever. It wasn’t so long …
Traditionally, ASB, a New Zealand bank, have always shown an interest in accessibility. I’ve used FastNet, their Internet banking system, for years because it provides an excellent experience with screen readers. After some changes a couple of years back …
ASB Bank’s iOS App Significantly more Accessible Read more »
At the moment, I’m working on an eBook. Technology is great, but you know, there’s something to be said for picking up a physical copy of a book you’ve written, all nicely bound and with a nice cover on it, …
It doesn’t seem like a little over six-and-a-half years since I joined Freedom Scientific. The time has gone fast, and it’s been a pleasure to work with some talented and committed people. But as their media release says, it’s time …