In this podcast, Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of TeamTalk 5, a free iOS app which allows multiple users to participate in audio and video conversations through a freeware conferencing system.

More information on setting up and using a TeamTalk server can be found on its official website, where you will also find details of the desktop client application which includes accessibility features for the vision impaired.

In this podcast, Mike Malarsie introduces us to [Flip Lip,(https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/fliplip-voice-changer-for/id966026962?mt=8) an app which allows you to apply fun effects to your voice in Facebook Messenger. Flip Lip is a free app in the iTunes App Store

In this podcast, Thomas Domville gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Roger - Talk More Often--a free, walkie-talkie-style messaging app for iOS devices.

According to the App Store, Roger's features include:

A free walkie-talkie-style app available worldwide.

The developers of Roger have made accessibility a priority, and there is an ongoing discussion about the app in the AppleVis Forum.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge gives an overview of Microsoft Outlook 2016 for Mac.

Topics covered include:

David’s aim for this podcast is to give you an initial feel for the layout of Microsoft Outlook; and the ease of navigation and use with VoiceOver.

In this edition of the AppleVis Extra, Scott Davert and Thomas Domville interview Tom Rosenthal and Linan Wang, developers of Vorail.

In this podcast, Scott Davert compares the iPhone 6s with the newly-released iPhone SE. It's recommended to listen on a decent set of stereo speakers or headphones to get the full effect of the podcast. The one point he did not mention in the podcast was that the battery life between the iPhone SE and iPhone 6s appear to be about equal.

Scott also has recorded audio files with the Voice Memos app. You can fine the iPhone SE's recording here, while you can review the short clip of the iPhone 6s at this link.

Spring has finally arrived here in the United States, and the AppleVis podcast team sat down to discuss the best ways to get fit and stay that way using a variety of hardware and software solutions. In this episode of the AppleVis Extra, Jamie Pauls is joined by Lisa Salinger, Mike Malarsie, and Alex Hall. The panel takes a look at every aspect of the day, from waking up to winding down. For your convenience, this podcast is divided into chapters so that you can navigate to or go back and revisit areas of particular interest. If you’re not sure how to take advantage of chapter navigation, check out this Quick Tip on how to navigate podcasts by chapter Using Downcast and Overcast for iOS.

Products, apps, and websites discussed in this podcast include:

• Apple Watch
• Sleep++
• MyFitnessPal
• Calorie King
• directionsforme.org
• Carrot Fit
• Carrot Hunger
• Zombies, Run!
• the official site for FitBit
• Voice Dream Reader
• The BlindAlive Website
• Hourly Chime
• HeadSpace
• Meditation Studio
• NatureSpace
• Pact

Be sure to follow Alex Hall on Twitter, and follow his VOTips Twitter feed as well. Alex has recently revived his blog which includes items that are not necessarily related to Apple products. Finally, Alex is also a member of the AppleVis editorial team.

Follow Lisa Salinger on Twitter, and check out her work over at BlindAlive.

Follow Mike Malarsie on Twitter, and visit his Website.Listen to this recent BlindAlive interview with Mike.…

In this podcast, Lulu Hartgen gives us a demonstration of SelfieX - Automatic Back Camera Selfie, an app which assists users in easily taking a selfie by giving audio directions to angle the camera and automatically taking a picture when the angle is ideal. As defined by Wictionary, a selfie is "A photographic self-portrait, especially one taken manually (not using a timer,

In addition to demonstrating the process of taking a selfie and the various voices available, Hartgen also gives some tips for holding one's iPhone in order to get the perfect camera angle.

While SelfieX has some accessibility issues, the actual process of taking and sharing a selfie with the app is accessible using VoiceOver.

SelfieX is a US$0.99 download from the App Store.

In this podcast, Scott Davert shares some tips on how to use the native iOS Mail app more effectively. These include selectively enabling Smart Mailboxes; which can be particularly useful when you have multiple email accounts.

In this podcast, Scott Davert introduces us to Vorail, a free social networking app for iOS.

Vorail has been described by its developer in a forum post on AppleVis as a “social app with dating functions”; whilst its App Store description calls it a “voice-only messaging community to ask, answer, and meet new folks”.

Vorail’s developer has engaged extensively with the AppleVis community and shown a significant commitment to ensuring that the app offers great VoiceOver support. This includes:

Vorail is a free download from the iTunes App Store