All Cool Blind Tech Shows

In this episode we are treated to a demonstration by Changheon Woo, Jaekyeong Yoon, and Jaewoo Ahn from Mobience. This amazing bluetooth keyboard called SmallQWERTY MQ-1000B. This keyboard is 60% the size of an iPhone and with the patented keyboard system it is quick to type and navigate.

In this episode we get a preview of the Sendero Seeing Eye GPS for iPhones. Getting around independently is a function of good mobility tools like a guide dog or cane and good orientation tools like accessible GPS. Two pioneers in their fields, The Seeing Eye and Sendero Group have teamed up to provide a fully accessible turn-by-turn GPS iPhone app with all the normal navigation features plus features unique to blind users.

In this episode we get a preview of the Sendero Seeing Eye GPS for iPhones. Getting around independently is a function of good mobility tools like a guide dog or cane and good orientation tools like accessible GPS. Two pioneers in their fields, The Seeing Eye and Sendero Group have teamed up to provide a fully accessible turn-by-turn GPS iPhone app with all the normal navigation features plus features unique to blind users.

Bill introduces us to Earl, a new app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. He demonstrates how you can have Earl read to you from nearly 300 newspapers worldwide by simply tapping the screen of your device and speaking a few straightforward commands, without your ever having to see the screen. You can Learn more About Earl at the Earl Speech homepage.

Bill shows us how to customize Earl, a new app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. He demonstrates how to Use the FAVORITES feature to create a personalized newspaper list, and how to use the SETTINGS feature to adjust Earls speech rate and select from any of Earl’s five high quality male and female text to speech voices, all using Earl’s tap and speak voice user interface.

Bill introduces us to Earl, a new app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. He demonstrates how you can have Earl read to you from nearly 300 newspapers worldwide by simply tapping the screen of your device and speaking a few straightforward commands, without your ever having to see the screen.

Bill shows us how to customize Earl, a new app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. He demonstrates how to Use the FAVORITES feature to create a personalized newspaper list, and how to use the SETTINGS feature to adjust Earls speech rate and select from any of Earl’s five high quality male and female text to speech voices, all using Earl’s tap and speak voice user interface.

In this episode we discover the World’s only smart watch available for the VI community. FreeVoxTouch is a smart watch. This means that in addition to a speaking watch function for both blind and sighted, the FreeVoxTouch is a memo recorder, a music player, and a stopwatch / countdown timer. All controlled through a touch screen and working on an Android operating system.

In this episode we discover the World's only smart watch available for the VI community. FreeVoxTouch is a smart watch. This means that in addition to a speaking watch function for both blind and sighted, the FreeVoxTouch is a memo recorder, a music player, and a stopwatch / countdown timer. All controlled through a touch screen and working on an Android operating system.

In this episode we discover the World's only smart watch available for the VI community. FreevoxTouch is a smart watch. This means that in addition to a speaking watch function for both blind and sighted, the FreevoxTouch is a memo recorder, a music player, and a stopwatch / countdown timer. All controlled through a touch screen and working on an Android operating system.

In this episode Scott demonstrates two low vision products from HIMS Inc. The CANDY GRIP is the first, and currently the only, handheld (with handle) 5.0″ LCD HD video magnifier. Its unique, ergonomic 3-position handle is comfortably held in the center-balanced position, for right-handed or left-handed use. The LifeStyle desktop video magnifiers are among the most helpful macular degeneration vision aids for extended reading and writing comfort, viewing photos and performing hobbies and crafts.

In this episode Scott demonstrates two low vision products from HIMS Inc. The CANDY GRIP is the first, and currently the only, handheld (with handle) 5.0″ LCD HD video magnifier. Its unique, ergonomic 3-position handle is comfortably held in the center-balanced position, for right-handed or left-handed use. The LifeStyle desktop video magnifiers are among the most helpful macular degeneration vision aids for extended reading and writing comfort, viewing photos and performing hobbies and crafts.

In this episode Scott demonstrates two low vision products from HIMS Inc. The CANDY GRIP is the first, and currently the only, handheld (with handle) 5.0″ LCD HD video magnifier. Its unique, ergonomic 3-position handle is comfortably held in the center-balanced position, for right-handed or left-handed use. The LifeStyle desktop video magnifiers are among the most helpful macular degeneration vision aids for extended reading and writing comfort, viewing photos and performing hobbies and crafts.

In this episode we speak with Scott from Hims Inc, who explains the differences between Voice Sense QWERTY and the Voice Sense. We also get our hands on the BookSense, which is a compact and lightweight portable DAISY player. This multi-function DAISY reader is compatible with a variety of audio formats including DAISY and MP3. It has a built-in text to speech engine which enables a wide range of electronic documents to be easily accessible.

In this episode we speak with Scott from Hims Inc, who explains the differences between Voice Sense QWERTY and the Voice Sense. We also get our hands on the BookSense, which is a compact and lightweight portable DAISY player. This multi-function DAISY reader is compatible with a wide range of audio formats including DAISY and MP3. It has a built-in text to speech engine which enables a wide range of electronic documents to be easily accessible.