Episode 44: What’s in your Apple Watch dock, Castro just got some epic new Siri smarts, JAWS works around dodgy audio Windows driver issues and preparing for experimental sight restoration

Kia ora koutou Mosen At Largers. We are prolific just at the moment and here is our second podcast episode of the weekend. Here’s a summary of what you can hear and when you can hear it. Remember also that if you use a podcast app that supports chapters, you can easily navigate between these sections.

Introduction and contact info,0:00.000

COVID-19 in New Zealand,2:15.631

The Mosen At large Podcast is ready for WWDC. Are you?,4:26.533

I have the latest Windows 10 update and Narrator keeps getting better and better,8:01.792

Robin and Jonathan tell us what’s in their Apple Watch dock. What is in yours?,10:35.832

What’s the difference between a mixer and an audio interface?,30:24.019

Thoughts on Braille displays and notetakers,33:23.887

The Bonnie Bulletin begins with predictions,40:50.869

Bonnie chimes in on our new Samsung smart TV reviewed in episode 43,43:27.896

Tidal plays some music in Dolby Atmos but not from Sonos directly,46:11.845

iOS 14 wish list,47:33.994

My favourite podcast app for iOS Castro just got a lot of new Siri smarts,50:11.516

Castro’s chapter support,1:11:37.773

Preparing for experimental sight restoration surgery,1:13:49.716

JAWS 2020 introduces a feature to overcome problems with many laptop Windows audio drivers,1:19:28.470

The Tiffany Report on Braille Screen Input problems,1:26:49.812

Praise for the new Microsoft Edge,1:30:28.732

Closing announcement,1:32:03.734

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