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00:50 Malicious email shutting VoiceOver down by creating a buffer overload on iOS
devices and Mac computers. It is not a virus, but it does affect Apple TTS synthesizer.  Nuance voices such as Samantha seem to be immune to the buffer overload.

04:30 Clarification on free BookShare memberships. Currently, only available in New York State for NLS patrons who are blind and visually impaired and registered with the New York Public Library.

06:30 Writing an App Review using VoiceOver in the App Store appears to be broken.  Both Brian and Ed were unable to write reviews for Apps in the App Store.

09:25 Bian gives kudos to Facebook for accessibility. Loves the double-tap actions
and the rotor action settings. Trillion, Menu Tab and Current for Facebook on the Mac. Many low and no vision users access Facebook with the  www.m.facebook.com url on their computers.

17:30 iOS and Mac browsers.  We do have choices.  Safari, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. Firefox's sync feature for sharing bookmarks and passworded websites works well cross platform. Use master password to protect your information on shared computers.

21:34 Meet our guest Allison Hartley, co-host of the Tech Doctor podcast.

21:53 From Jailbreaker to Tech Doctor co-host. Allison talks about her entre into
podcasting.

24:40 Allison gives in to the iPhone in 2010 after participating in a workshop where she had access to an iPad.

29:00 VPN offers added security, especially when using public WiFi.  Allison prefers
TunnelBear VPN for iOS and PC. Ed uses proXPN VPN for his iOS devices and Windows computers.

32:10 Brian started using Launch Bar after listening to the Tech Doctor podcast. Great for newbies to the Mac.  

34:32 Allison is now running El Capitan. She is not noticing any major issues since the last few updates. Mail seems to work really well in El Capitan.

37:32 HP Stream, great inexpensive laptop. Very powerful and runs JAWS, ZoomText  and NVDA well.

39:53 Google self driving cars. The potential freedom to move about independently is incredible.  Uber is nice, but the concept of a self driving car will help level the playing field for blind and visually impaired. Allison looks forward to an Apple autonomous vehicle.

45:08  Macstock Conference & Expo, July 16 & 17, 2016 in Chicago.  Allison will be presenting Mac and iOS accessibility at this years conference.

47:55 VMware has outsourced their development.  Fusion will continue to be supported.

51:25 Listen to The Tech Doctor Podcast, and how to reach out to Allison on Twitter @applealli.

53:30 Brian ventures over to the Dark Side, but returns from the land of Droid at warp speed. The Droid experience made Brian appreciate iOS and the apple ecosystem so much more. Once a fanboy, always a fanboy.  

1:01:40 Capti Narrator did responnd to Brian's email and they are working to fix the accessibility issues with their App.

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00:43 Cam Find App has followers?

03:15 iOS 9.2.1 update. Double dot updates usually represent bug fixes and security updates.

05:35 Amazon App update breaks accessibility.  Kudos to Amazon for responding quickly to complaint posted on Twitter.

08:19 Even though there is no Amazon Apps for the AppleTV, if you are a prime subscriber, you can still stream music and video to your AppleTV by using Air Play.

09:05 Our listeners respond, and confirm that the movie, The Martian is sold and rented with described video in iTunes.

10:15 How to get described video on your iOS device. Go to Settings, General, Accessibility, Audio Descriptions, and double-tap with one finger to turn on Prefer Audio Descriptions.

11:42 There is a petition being circulated to get Hulu to offer described video.  Do a google search for the petition and sign it in support of this effort.

12:03 Bluetooth keyboards. MacAlly keyboard, Apple has new bluetooth keyboard, with on/off slider switch.  Nice layout and design, but can only pare to one device at a time, no hotkey switch over. AppleTV 4th generation now working with bluetooth keyboards. Logitech, K760 solar bluetooth keyboard, well built and sturdy.

15:58 Go to Twitter Apps, Twitterrific App is clean, accessible and easy to use. Also works well with 3D touch. Tweetings App is good when working with lists. New native Twitter App for Mac, very accessible.

19:30 Lets welcome Jonathan Mosen of Mosen Consulting from New Zealand, founder of ACB Radio.

25:10 eBook, Tweeting Blind by Jonathan Mosen.

28:22 Louie The Blind Christmas Elf, an audio production by Jonathan Mosen.

29:36 Mosen Consulting website designed with Word Press.  It is very accessible with VoiceOver on the Mac, and JAWS.

32:33 Braille input devices.  Jonathan Mosen was one of the designers of the Focus 40 Blue Refreshable Braille Display by Freedom Scientific. Focus 40 and 14 are very reliable and consistant when it comes to paring and staying pared with your devices.

33:45 Jonathan uses Braille screen input on his iPhone 6 S Plus. It is now his primary method of adding text to the iPhone. Jonathan loves the added screen real estate of the iPhone 6 S Plus, Bigger is better, will never go back to a smaller iPhone. Loves the optical image stabilization for KNFB Reader App.

37:48 The internet of things.

38:50 Jonathan Mosen discusses his concerns about Apple's rumored removal of the 3.5 mm audio input jack on the iPhone 7.

42:15 Sonos Speakers, very accessible multiple room speaker technology.

49:03 BookShare subscriptions now free for NLS patrons who are registered with the New York Public Library. Reading with Bard Mobile App, Capti Narrator App and Voice Dream Reader App.

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More Described Video, Please! Guest, John Panarese of Mac For The Blind, Blindness Resources and Social Media. (iAVO-008)

Comcast Offers Accessible Set Top Box Service, Users Interface Act, Mac DVD Ripper Pro.

2:50 Using Siri on your iPhone.

3:34 New App Redesign.  Troubled waters ahead, new redesign and layout usually taylored to sighted users, accessibility often a secon thought.  Recent updates to Grubhub App and OnTime LIRR, not so accessible and user friendly.

7:45 Movies. Described video on NetFlick is now working on new AppleTV 4th generation. What is the status of described Video? Network television providing some content. Comcast, accessible set top box.

10:55 Users Interface Act, will everyone be in compliance by the end of 2016?

13:05 Golden Globes best drama, "The Martian", with described video,  available in the iTunes store.  

14:35 MacX DVD Ripper Pro, an accessible DVD ripper program for Mac computers.

16:22 Lets welcome back our guest, Mr. John Panerese of Mac For The Blind.

18:35 Hooking up the AppleTV with a volunteer assistant from the Be My Eyes App.

25:25 John believes that Siri and dictation perform better on the Apple Watch then on the iPhone. He asserts that text to speech on the Apple Watch works a lot better.

33:20 Blindness Resources - Online Resources. Email lists, iPhone groups for the blind, Peel The Apple, MacVisionaries, the RP List, VI Forum. Facebook: iPhone and iPad Apps for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Some Twitter groups are a great global resourse for information about blindness.

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Smart Appliances with Accessible Apps, Interview with David Woodbridge of Vision Australia, 2016 Accessible Tech Wish List. (iAVO-007)

1:28   Apple iPhone 6c with 4" screen rumored to be released after 1st quarter
2016.

3:10 Instant Pot Pressure Cooker with Bluetooth, accessible with iOS app.  Ease of use and accessibility recently featured in Apple Vis podcast.

4:28   WeMo Smart WiFi Crock-Pot and 10 cup Smart WiFi Enabled Mr. Coffee Maker.  In addition to these great
items, there is also a Bluetooth enabled Smoker. After recording our show, we
came across the D-Link WiFi Enabled Smoke Detector.  

6:41 Interview with David Woodbridge of Vision Australia.

8:53 David discusses how he got envolved with Apple Accessibility.

13:20 Brian and David discuss Brian's transition from ZoomText to the Apple Mac.

14:17 David describes his work and duties as a blind technology professional at
Vision Australia.

17:53 David discusses what he would like to see from Apple Accessibility in 2016.

18:10 AppleTV 4th Generation: Bluetooth Keyboard support, Voice Recognition,
bring back Siri audio alert, Apple's Remote App, iTunes needs to offer more audio
described movies in the iTunes Store, along with ability to search for them.

21:31 Apple Watch: proper running of apps on watch, stand alone GPS for
watch, Time Buzz app,

22:58 Mac Computer: Word processing improvements for Pages, better PDF file
interface with VoiceOver.

24:40   iOS: more improvement with Siri, improved notifications with smarter
interface. remote support access for iOS and Mac computers for accessibility
teachers and trainers.

30:25  How to find and contact David Woodbridge of Vision Australia.
Twitter: @dwoodbridge
Talking Tech Blog: http://davidwoodbridge.blogspot.com.au
Podcast Search: iSee or David Woodbridge
Podcast Link: http://davidwoodbr.podbean.com/feed

32:40   Brian and Ed discuss what they'd like to see in 2016 from Facebook
Accessibility.

33:50  Google App for iOS and how to use Siri to perform a Google Search on your iOS device.
 
37:03  Brian gives ESPN a "Lump of Coal" for 2015.  We just don't understand how and why they make no effort to produce accessible iOS apps.

39:25 Brian discusses using 3D touch with VoiceOver on his iPhone 6 S, Twitterrific App and IMDB App.

40:50 Brian and Ed discuss how Apple really needs to provide audio described
movies and shows in the iTunes Store.

42:57 Thank you to our listeners.

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Accessible Entertainment: New Video Guide App by Yahoo, Gifting, Games, and interview with Marty Schultz of Blindfold Games. (iAVO-006)

(01:01)  iOS 9.2 seems to be running well.  A little glitchier than iOS 9.1 at times on the iPhone 4 S, but not bad.

(01:48)  New Video Guide App by Yahoo.  Very impressive, 100% accessible, great channel and service offerings.  Works well and layout is very intuitive. Thumbs up to Yahoo!

(04:08)  Accessible iOS games. Dice World games, Blindfold series of games, Theta Poker Pro, Blindfold Wildcard, Blindfold Bowling and Farkel.

(05:50)  Gifting. It's better to give than to receive. Gifting made easy with the App Store.  Your gift can help blind and visually impaired friends and family buy apps, music and games.

(06:55)  Oldies but Goodies.  More accessible iOS games.Rollit, Naval Combat, King of Dragon Past, BlindSide and  Audio Archery.

(07:45)  Playing accessible games on iOS devices help improve listening skills and gesture technique.

(08:15)  Blindfold games.  Blindfold Wildcard, Blindfold Bowling, Blindfold Air Hockey, Blindfold Vee Ball, Blindfold Solitaire, Blindfold Dominoes,

(09:25)  Interview with Marty Schultz, developer of Blindfold Games.

(10:23)  How Marty got started in accessible game development.

(14:25)  Of the 25+ blindfold games available on the App Store, blindfold Bowling is the most popular.

(14:59)  New Juggling Game in final development, soon to be released.

(24:24)  Marty explains his pricing models for the blindfold series of games.

(31:43)  Are you interested in becoming a beta tester for Blindfold games, if yes, you can contact Marty at [email protected]

(34:36)  New Cortana App release for iOS devices. While competition is always good, Siri is still top dog on the iOS platform.

(36:26)  Finally!  Apple releases updated Remote App that works with the new Apple TV, 4th generation.

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VoiceOver goes mainstream with TV commercial featuring Stevie Wonder. Settings, gestures and Mac talk with John Panarese. A little etiquette,
please. (iAVO-005)

(01:50) - Downcast App update breaks accessibility.  The developer response quickly and issues an update to fix issues.

(03:23) - VoiceOver goes mainstream. Apple's new television commercial features VoiceOver with Stevie Wonder.

(05:40) - iOS Settings.

(06:10) - New search field for Settings.

(06:38) - Brian likes to use Siri to quickly get to items in settings.

(07:12) - It's all about Gestures.  Help mode is easy to access with a four finger double-tap.  Provides real-time audio feedback, that lets you know if you are performing your gestures correctly.

(09:21) - VoiceOver seems to have some focus issues in the app updates section of the App Store.

(11:01) - Did you know that you can use Siri to post on your timeline in Facebook?

(11:32) - Macally keyboard, can pair with 5 devices plus it has a USB connection. Great keyboard which includes a numbers pad. It is an iAccessVO favorite.

(13:12) - Apple bluetooth keyboard does not have a good on/off switch for blind and visually impaired users. Brian and Ed both remove or flip the battery when traveling so that the keyboard does not activate their iOS devices. People have been locked out of their devices due to their keyboards communication with their devices when in a backpack or travel bag.  

(15:03) - Are these bugs? Notification Center - loss of focus in Today View and notifications stuck on lock screen.

17:08 - Guest: John Panarese of Mac for the Blind.

18:03 - Caps Lock Modifier Key available in El Capitan.

20:38 - Item Chooser appears to be working better in El Capitan. Resetting VoiceOver preferences seems to clear up a lot of little glitches.  John has an audio
tutorial for the VoiceOver Utility on his website that discusses how to reset VoiceOver Preferences.

23:20 - Brian loves using Webspots in Safari. Not great for websites like Facebook, that refresh often.

24:00 - Window Spots and Content Chooser, are two new features in El Capitan, that John thinks have a lot of potential.

31:00 - We Can Hear You! VoiceOver Etiquette. A simple set of wired or bluetooth ear buds can make all the difference in the world.

34:39 - If you don't use or have the fingerprint reader, you can use the rotor to access the handwriting option. Use your finger to draw your passcode numbers on the screen.  VoiceOver does not read the numbers aloud, giving you the privacy you need when unlocking your iPhone in public.

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iPad Pro Release, In The News - Accessible News Apps, VO Impact with Alvaro Gutierrez (iAVO-004)

01:10 - iPad Pro Release, new A9x chip brings lots of graphics and processing power to Apple's new iPad Pro.

04:30 - Apple TV 4th generation update and recap from previous episode.  Audio described movies are available on Netflix, but you have to call and speak to customer service to get that option activated.  

07:45 - ESPN Apps on 3rd gen and older Apple TV's are accessible with all buttons and functions labeled, not so on the new 4th gen Apple TV.  Before the latest release, it appears that Apple on full control over all Apps, not it is up to the individual App developers to properly label their Apps and support accessibility.  

11:10 - News Apps, how do you like to keep up with goings on?  

11:47 - NFB-Newsline Mobile App by National Federation of the Blind.  Great App for accessing newspapers and magazines from all over the United States.  Free App download and free registration.

12:37 - Main Stream News, CNN App and USA Today App's still not accessible.  

14:25 - News Apps that are accessible.
Apple's native News App

14:32 - Google News.  Use the App or access the website on Safari, use share feature and add it to your iOS device "Home Screen".  It looks and feels like and App, plus you now have the "Reader" button available for text only reading.  Its quick, easy and very accessible.

15:52 - Flipboard: Your Social News Magazine. Flipboard used to be a very popular and accessible App, not so much today.

16:48 - Local News Apps, many are very accessible.
Here in New York.
Fox5NY
NBC New York
CBS Local
Even if News Apps are not accessible, the news alerts can still be very handy and informative.
NYT Now
Blockfeed - The NYC News App
News Cues
Timeline - News In Context
BuzzFeed
Digg
Not all Apps are 100% accessible, but check them out to find what works for you.

20:00 - VO Impact with blindness advocate, Alvaro Gutierrez from Bogota, Columbia.  Alvaro has Retinitis Pigmentosa, Cataracts, and is being tested to determine if he has Ushers Syndrome.  He is an  iPhone VoiceOver "Power User", and the host of the LVB Podcast Show.

21:02 -NYPL Visible Lives - Oral History Project, Alvaro Gutierrez interview.

24:35 - Alvaro admits that initially, he was intimidated by his new iPhone 4s.

32:42 - WhatsApp Messenger, very accessible and great for international communication.

33:40 - Apple's native Camera App is very accessible and helpful for taking pictures and videos.

35:05 - Mastering the Rotor gestures and settings is key to using the iPhone.  Especially helpful when using multiple languages on your iOS device.

36:25 - Many GPS applications not available in Columbia, South America.  Google Maps is not available on the Columbian App Store. Sendero GPS Look Around, not available in Columbia.

39:05 - Alvaro upgraded from the 4s to the 6 plus.  Eventhough he can not read the screen, the larger screen with invert colors allows him to recognize print lines, buttons and icon shapes to navigate his iPhone a little faster and easier.  Zoom also helps him at times.  

43:23 - Alvaro is now learning to use his new MacBook Pro.

46:33 - Brian thanks all those who came out to support Laugh For Sight, it was a great time and fantastic event.

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Apple TV Review, OS X El Capitan Update, Podcasting and Accessible Podcast Apps (iAVO-003)

01:05  Running iOS 9.1 on iPhone 4s, 5 & 5c
Some issues are App Specific.

03:25  Amazon Fresh sets new pricing, annual fee of $299.00 to use service.  Brian is switching to Peapod.

04:30  Lets talk Apple TV

06:45  Surprise, Surprise, NetFlix does not offer video description on native tvOS App.
       
08:29  Hulu App not accessible with VoiceOver.

09:40  Setting up Described Video on your iPhone for NetFlix.

10:30  When will the iTunes Store offer described video as an option for video purchases.

12:40  BlueTooth Keyboards not an option for Apple TV 4th generation.

15:44  John Panarese of Mac For The Blind, joins Brian to discuss Apple's
newest operating system, OS X El Capitan, 10.11.1.

16:50  John recommends resetting VoiceOver preferences to eliminate some of the little nagging bugs and issues.

26:20  Updating to El Capitan is a personal choice, no need to rush. If it's not broken, don't fix it.

28:05  Podcasts: many options and players in the arena. Google, Spotify, Tune-In Radio, Stitcher, Spreaker Radio and iHeart Radio.

30:25  Apple's native Podcast App has accessibility issues with latest iOS 9.1 update.

31:50 DownCast App for managing and listening to your podcasts. Very
accessible, and developer is committed to accessibility and communicating
with the blind community. Shake to skip, great feature.

34:30 OverCast App. Once a premium App, OverCast is now a free App.  Great features, very accessible, intuitive and easy to use.

39:00  Laugh For Sight Fundraiser

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App updates, broken accessibility, shopping, banking and managing finances. (iAVO-002)


01:54 - iOS 9.1, have you updated yet. Seems like some things are working better.

03:25 - Closing App's using App Switcher & restarting your device.  Keep your iDevice running well, especially older models.  

06:45 - App Updates, do you update automatically, regularly and/or on an as needed basis.

08:20 - App's breaking accessibility & communicating with App developers. Sometimes app updates break accessibility, when this occurs it is important to notify app developers and communicate issues with the blind community.

12:55 - App roll-back.  If you update an app and it is unusable, you can always roll-back.

App Roll-Backs: How to Reinstall the Previous Version of an iOS App
   
15:13 - Shopping with Apps - For blind and visually impaired, it is now very easy and convenient to shop with accessible apps.
Amazon App
AmazonFresh App
Amazon Prime Now App
FreshDirect App
Peapod App
Say Shopping App for Target
 
20:10 - Managing Finances with Apps - Who needs a computer for online banking, when your bank probably has an accessible app for your iDevice.
Citi Mobile (Citibank App)
Chase Mobile (Chase Bank App)
Paypal App
 
22:36 - Laugh For Sight Fundraiser
 
23:22 - Square App with credit card reader. Use your iDevice to accept and process credit card payments.
Square Register App
 
27:03 - Monitoring finances with Mint.com on desktop and with iOS App
Mint App by Mint.com
 
28:15 - iAccessVO now available on the iTunes Store. Download and subscribe on Apple's Podcast App, or app of your choice.
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