In this podcast, Mike Malarsie gives us a demonstration of Transit App – Real-Time Tracker & Directions for Bus, Subway and Metro including Offline Schedules.

With Transit app, users can:

*wherever real-time info is available from transit agencies. 

Transit is a free download from the App Store.

In this podcast. Thomas Domville introduces us to Disney Movies Anywhere. a free iOS app that allows you to watch your Disney movie collection across your favorite devices, anywhere you go. Additionally, the app offers access to exclusive videos and bonus content, special offers, and reward points for all your eligible digital purchases.

To access movies through this app you will need to purchase eligible Disney, Disney•Pixar, Marvel, and Star Wars titles from participating providers or unlock your Digital Copy from eligible Combo Packs. Once you connect your participating provider account to Disney Movies Anywhere, your eligible movies will seamlessly flow into your Disney Movies Anywhere Collection. Then use the Disney Movies Anywhere app to watch your favorite Disney movies anywhere you go!

Audio description is available with any of the Pixar movies that you have purchased or when watching the latest Pixar release at the movie theatre.

In this podcast, Thomas Domville gives us an overview and demonstration of Blindfold Road Trip for iOS.

In Blindfold Road Trip, the objective of the game is to be the first person to travel 1,000 miles. As described in the App Store:

You and a computer opponent are given a handful of cards.

Blindfold Road Trip is free to download from the App Store but requires in-app purchases.

In part 3 of his mini series on using bluetooth keyboards on iOS devices with VoiceOver, Scott Davert discusses and shares a number of tips and keyboard shortcuts which should enable you to be more productive and efficient when using Safari to browse the web.

The previous podcasts in this series are:

Using a Bluetooth Keyboard with VoiceOver on iOS Part 1: An Introduction, and Navigating the Home Screen

In this podcast, Jamie Pauls gives us an overview of the recent accessibility improvements in version 8.00 of the Netflix iOS app.

In this podcast, Jonathan Mosen gives us An Overview of Tweetings for iPhone and iPod Touch.

While there are too many features of the client to cover in one podcast, this demonstration and explanation of Tweetings should be more than sufficient to get the user up and running successfully.

In this AppleVis Extra, Jamie Pauls and Michael Hansen talk with Ted Drake about the accessibility of TurboTax for iOS, a tax-preparation program for users in the United States. Ted oversees the accessibility implementation across the entire line of Intuit’s products, and he shares some insights into how a large company approaches the subject of accessibility in a very positive way. In addition to TurboTax, Ted touches on the accessibility of QuickBooks, for managing your small business finances and Mint for tracking your personal finances.

Finally, Ted makes mention of BizAbility.org, a sight dedicated to small business accessibility.

In part 2 of his mini series on using bluetooth keyboards on iOS devices with VoiceOver, Scott Davert covers how to edit text and use of the Notes app. While not an exhaustive list of keyboard commands, as this would make for a very dry presentation, topics include: creating a new note, the cursor and how it differs from Windows, text selection, how to apply basic formatting to a note, and deleting of text within a note.

In this podcast, Sheri Wells-Jensen gives us a demonstration of Repeat CheckList - A custom can be learned! for iOS.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge introduces us to the Ring Wi-Fi Enabled Video Doorbell. He discusses in some detail what it is; its installation; setting it up using the companion iOS app; and how it works. He concludes by naming this as one of the best connected home devices that he has purchased.

The Ring Wi-Fi Enabled Video Doorbell is available from amazon.com for US$175.