In the last of our series on the best tech of 2022, Steven and Shaun look ahead at what is coming based on what we've learned from the past year.

In this episode, we discuss the new OpenAI project that everyone is talking about - a website chatbot that can answer anything.

Plus there's talk on how NaviLens will become the future of QR codes following major campaigning in the UK.

And there's an in-depth conversation with Ashley Rolfe, Chief Technologist at Lenovo, talking to us about what the next year may bring in terms of smart computing.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun talk about the best demos featured on air over the past 12 months.

Featured today are hardware demos of the OrCam Read and Google's Pixel 7 smartphones.

Also, there are software demos on the Can You See Me app for PCs, a Guide Dog refusal reporting app from the UK, an app to help you play the popular Wordle game more accessibly and a cool feature of NVDA to allow you to split the sound in your headphones between system sounds and screen reader voice.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun review the big access tech news stories of 2022.

The biggest story of the year, when it comes to accessibility, has to be the firing of the entire accessibility team at Twitter. We hear from listener Poppy Greenfield about her reaction to the news.

We also discuss why social media is so toxic with broadcaster Fern Lulham, and we find out more about Elon's other business, Neuralink, and what it promises for people with disabilities.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun review the big access tech news stories of 2022.

We start off with the visual interpreter service Aira, which made itself available on more devices this year, including Envision Glasses, the Blindshell Classic 2 and more. We talk to Jenine Stanley from the company to learn more.

Also, we find out what was hot and not at this year's CSUN event in California; and Shelly Brisbin talks us through why Global Accessibility Awareness Day is becoming a real event on the calendar to look out for.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun focus on two main golden nugget announcements from 2022.

We start off with Envision smart glasses, which were given a new lease of life when it was announced that the visual interpreter service Aira would be available on the platform.

Also, a simpler-to-use smartphone that features actual buttons and no touchscreen got our attention in a big way this year as Blindshell Classic 2 got access to Aira and a suite of new apps including Alexa and WhatsApp.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun continue their review of the big tech stories from the major tech companies.

Today it's Apple's turn to share the spotlight, and we talk to broadcaster and author Shelly Brisbin, who walks us through the major new announcements in software this year.

We also review the new hardware from Apple and discuss their plans for 2023.

And, we focus on Amazon's big news this year that they may be scaling back on the development of Alexa following poor revenues for the business, $3 billion of which is attributed directly to the Amazon smart speaker division.

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We begin our special series of episodes, focusing on the big tech giants and their accessibility stories from 2022.

We start with Microsoft and talk about their new accessibility features and hardware that they introduced, including the new Adaptive Accessories and the new Inclusive Tech Lab.

We also revisit our chat with Google's head of accessibility, Christopher Patnoe, to discuss all the new amazing features brought into Android 13 - the latest operating system for Google smart devices.

And we, of course, bring up the big new feature from Google this year - Guided Frame - the easier way for a blind person to take a selfie.

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Today on the show, Steven and Marc wrap up before the holidays by discussing everything from what's come out this year to what could be the next big thing.

The guys also chat about how the smallest of tech features can really make a difference to a disabled person, as was evident this year.

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Today on the show, Steven and Shaun talk about their favourite laptops and what they look for in a new machine in 2022.

Also, there's an in-depth discussion around smart lighting following Steven's success using Philips Hue around his home, but what makes them stand out in the crowd?

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As we head closer to the holidays, Steven and Shaun talk about the year gone by and also read through what's in the inbox for the last time this year.

There's also an interesting conversation with Sheon Han, a journalist who recently wrote an article for The Verge all about the hidden history of screen readers - bringing this topic, in many cases, to the mainstream audience for the first time. You can read the full article on The Verge site via this link - https://www.theverge.com/23203911/screen-readers-history-blind-henter-curran-teh-nvda

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