In this podcast, Scott Davert walks us through the Dropbox app for iOS and demonstrates many of its features. The app and service are free, and it is a powerful solution to help bridge the gap between iOS devices and those devices on other platforms.

In this podcast, Scott Davert gives us a walk-through and demonstration of DropVox, a voice memo recording app for iOS.

DropVox is streamlined to record and upload voice memos to Dropbox; there’s no need to name files or choose where to send them. If you need more control, DropVox might not be right for you.

DropVox - Record Voice Memos to Dropbox

In this podcast, Scott Davert walks us through the Dropbox app for iOS and demonstrates many of its features. The app and service are free, and it is a powerful solution to help bridge the gap between iOS devices and those devices on other platforms.

In this episode of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the VoiceOver Rotor.

The VoiceOver Rotor provides a quick and convenient way to navigate the screen, input and manipulate text, change VoiceOver settings, and more.

More information on the VoiceOver Rotor can be found in this AppleVis Tutorial.

In this episode of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the About section found in the iOS Settings.

In this episode of his introductory series, Thomas Domville discusses and explores the Personal Hotspot feature available on the iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + Cellular models) which lets you share your cellular data connection with other devices.

In this update to his previous podcast on this topic, Scott Davert gives us some general information about braille displays as they relate to their use with iOS devices. He then talks about and demonstrates the pairing of a braille device; iOS options and settings; navigational commands, text input; and how to get additional help. Links mentioned in the podcast include Our accessory reviews section for braille displays, our guide to the Status Cell our podcast on braille screen input, and Apple's List of Common braille commands for VoiceOver navigation using iPhone, iPad, and iPod

In this Podcast, David Woodbridge shares his thoughts on the Smart Battery Case which Apple recently released for the iPhone 6 and 6s.

Here is Apple’s description of the Smart Battery Case:

The Smart Battery Case is engineered specifically for iPhone 6s and iPhone 6 to give you even longer battery life and protection. The soft microfiber lining on the inside helps protect your iPhone, while the soft elastomer hinge design makes it easy to put the case on and take it off again. On the outside, the silky, soft-touch finish of the silicone exterior feels great in your hand.

Charge your iPhone and battery case simultaneously for increased talk time up to 25 hours, Internet use up to 18 hours on LTE, and even longer audio and video playback.* With the Smart Battery Case on, the intelligent battery status is displayed on the iPhone Lock screen and in Notification Center, so you know exactly how much charge you have left.

The battery case supports Lightning accessories, such as the Lightning to USB Cable (included with your iPhone) and works with the iPhone Lightning Dock (sold separately). Choose from two complementary colors.

The Smart Battery Case is available from the Apple Store for US$99

In this podcast, David Woodbridge takes a look at how the official Twitter app for Mac OS X has become far more usable with VoiceOver following the recent release of version 4.0.

Twitter for Mac is available as a free download from the Mac App Store

In this podcast, Victor Tsaran gives us a demonstration of the Instant Pot Electric Pressure Cooker and its companion iOS App. As Victor shows, the app provides an accessible way for blind users to operate and monitor the cooker.

The Instant Pot IP-Smart Bluetooth-Enabled Multifunctional Pressure Cooker is available from amazon.com for US$180