In this episode, I demo how the new Home Gesture, Face ID, and Siri can easily be used by a visually impaired person. I also discuss how the Side Button is used to operate the Accessibility Shortcut and how to fully power the iPhone XS off from the Settings Menu.

In this episode, I give a short demo of accessing free audiobooks from the Audible Service, playing and navigating content and setting a sleep timer.

In this episode, I demo how the Amazon Echo can easily be used to create and keep track of your calendar appointments and to-do lists using reminders.

In this episode, I demo how Smart Home devices can easily be used to monitor your home's temperature and heating and also how other compatible Smart Home appliances such as lights and plugs can be used effectively. The easiest way to control your Smart Home devices is by using either a Smart Phone or an Amazon Echo.

In this podcast I discuss the main features of the Dyson 360 Eye Robot Vacuum Cleaner and how it can be easily used by people who are visually impaired. I also discuss the benefits of linking the robot hoover with the Dyson Link App and how it can be voice controlled through the Amazon Echo.

This dedicated scan and read app available for iOS allows you to take a picture of a document and have it's content read back to you. However, it's quite unique in the fact that you can use Voice Control to perform the commands for taking a picture and reading.

When you are in any indoor environment this app can be used to record a route and will then guide you back to your starting point with both voice and audio directions. So it basically allows you to independently retrace your steps when you need to return to specific locations within a building.

Soundscape is a GPS navigation app that uses 3D Audio to give you information about your surroundings either when walking or in a vehicle. I discuss and demo the most important features of the app in this podcast.

This podcast mainly focuses on an overview of the Seeing AI app which can be used to read documents, Identify colours, faces, bank notes and can even recognise and read handwriting. The app developer Microsoft state that "Seeing AI is like a Swiss Army Knife of tools and features for visually impaired people." I also demo two of my favourite features of the app which are the document reader and the facial recognition feature.

This is a short demonstration of the TapTapSee App, which has been described by the developer as a "camera for blind and visually impaired people." I discuss how the app works and how it can be used in everyday situations for identifying colours, types of clothing and food products.