Episode 184: More about Eloquence in iOS 16, Braille should always be spelled with a capital B, and JAWS lets you take control of Windows notifications

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Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each.

What is Eloquence and why is its arrival on Apple products such a big
deal?,0:00

iOS 16 won’t run on older devices,6:56

Thoughts on iOS 16 so far,9:27

Capitalising Braille,11:09

ACB and NFB,17:22

Is Grammarly accessible?,18:24

Thoughts on Twitter, online payments, and smartphone choice,21:28

Are hearing aids getting worse in some respects?,25:51

Cool meat thermometer from Meter,31:42

Another voice is speaking on my iPhone,32:40

I found the answer to my iPhone output switching problem,34:23

Jury service and overseas travel,41:20

Learning Braille from Hadley,46:34

The gun crisis in the United States,47:10

Questions about Chromebooks,59:18

How do you get hearing aids to connect to a 3.5mm cable?,1:02:13

Which version of StationPlaylist Studio?,1:04:14

JAWS notification history now lets you manage what is spoken and Brailled,1:05:45

The UK Parkrun Magazine pilot isn’t accessible,1:30:37

Entering passwords with a Braille display, and thoughts on Sonos
Voice,1:35:17

Review of the Chessman Electric Kettle,1:38:32

The Conscious Breathing Summit,1:42:40

The Granny Bon Bon Bulletin,1:43:29

Will Bonnie switch to Eloquence on her iPhone?,1:45:50

Travel plans,1:46:54

Water water everywhere, except at Mosen Towers,1:48:57

The quest for a capable cleaner,1:50:41

Closing and contact info,1:58:06