Mystic Access Podcast

In this episode Chris demonstrates the new Amazon Tap.  The Amazon Tap is a Bluetooth and WIFI enabled speaker.  The Tap uses the Alexa voice service and can do the same things that can be done with the original Amazon Echo.    You can listen to music, use Alexa skills,  and read Audible books.  Chris and Kim touch on the Echo Dot as well as discuss the relevance of the Mystic Access Echo Tutorial with the introduction of these new devices.

In this episode of the Mystic Access Podcast, we are joined by Greg Stilson, Blindness Products Manager at Humanware.  Greg is excited to tell us about the new BrailleNote Touch.  This is the next generation BrailleNote tablet.  It has the familiarity of both Keysoft and mainstream Android applications.  Yes, you can install and use third party Android apps on the BrailleNote Touch.

Greg explains all.  What makes the Touch so innovative?  Why would you want one if you already own an Android device and a braille display?  Find out during this comprehensive interview.

Mystic Access also has a big surprise somewhere in this episode that we’re very excited to share with you!

In this episode of the Mystic Access Podcast, we are joined by Greg Stilson, Blindness Products Manager at Humanware.  Greg is excited to tell us about the new BrailleNote Touch.  This is the next generation BrailleNote tablet.  It has the familiarity of both Keysoft and mainstream Android applications.  Yes, you can install and use third party Android apps on the BrailleNote Touch.

Greg explains all.  What makes the Touch so innovative?  Why would you want one if you already own an Android device and a braille display?  Find out during this comprehensive interview.

Mystic Access also has a big surprise somewhere in this episode that we’re very excited to share with you!

Lisa Salinger returns to the Mystic Access Podcast for another episode. In this episode we briefly touch on the progress of the TWBlue tutorial currently in production.   We devote the majority of the episode to Lisa’s’ new Logitech H800 wireless headset.

Lisa describes them and talks about why she ended up purchasing this headset, and also the fact they can work with your mobile phone over Bluetooth and with your computer using the included wireless adapter. When the wireless adapter is not in use you can tuck it away in the headset so you don’t mix it up with another or lose it. She is also using the headset during the podcast so listeners can get an idea of what the microphone sounds like.

Lisa Salinger returns to the Mystic Access Podcast for another episode. In this episode we briefly touch on the progress of the TWBlue tutorial currently in production.   We devote the majority of the episode to Lisa’s’ new Logitech H800 wireless headset.

Lisa describes them and talks about why she ended up purchasing this headset, and also the fact they can work with your mobile phone over Bluetooth and with your computer using the included wireless adapter. When the wireless adapter is not in use you can tuck it away in the headset so you don’t mix it up with another or lose it. She is also using the headset during the podcast so listeners can get an idea of what the microphone sounds like.

In this episode, Lisa Salinger joins Chris and Kim for a presentation on Accessible Worlds’  Tek Talk.

First Kim talks about the Amazon Echo audio tutorial that Mystic Access produced.   Next Lisa talks about the Twitter client TWBlue audio tutorial currently in production. Finally they talk about other tutorials in the pipeline.

This presentation was recorded on February 22, 2016.

In this episode, Lisa Salinger joins Chris and Kim for a presentation on Accessible Worlds’  Tek Talk.

First Kim talks about the Amazon Echo audio tutorial that Mystic Access produced.   Next Lisa talks about the Twitter client TWBlue audio tutorial currently in production. Finally they talk about other tutorials in the pipeline.

This presentation was recorded on February 22, 2016.