Mystic Access Podcast

Tripit is an online service that keeps track of your flight and hotel reservations. You sign up for an account at http://www.tripit.com and forward your trip confirmations to a special email address. A few minutes later you get a notification if the addition was successful.

They have an iPhone ap that seems to be very accessible. When you click on the trip in question, you are presented with the information logically as you progress through your journey. IE first comes the departure for the flight, then the checkin for your hotel etc.

The reservations do not need to be booked by the same company, nore do you need to book the flight before the hotel. This doesn’t matter. You can forward multiple emails and the service seems to be able to figure it out and plan your trip accordingly. You can send trip details to specific people that might need to know your progress.

There is nothing worse then having 2 or 3 emails and not being able to remember what the confirmation number was or what hotel/flight number you need. Not to mention if you have multiple trips scheduled. There are lots of ios Android and windows phone apps that support the service.

I have recently found out about the first alert talking smoke/co

These detectors are interconnected. This means when one goes off, they

When the smoke detector in the dining room is activated all smoke

So if you are up stairs sleeping and there is carbon monoxide in the

You can find them at amazon.com, just search for voice location or at

This is a small talking caller id box that does one thing, it announces the name of incoming callers. You are not able to review calls you have missed. If all you need is something small that announces calls, give this product a try.

I demonstrate the Braille Sense Onhand from HIMS

In this podcast I demonstrate the Heath Zenith 74-B musical wired doorbell. This doorbell can play up to 65 different songs and audio. I set the doorbell to play a Christmas tune.

This podcast demonstrates the Blueant V1 Voice interactive headset. Times have changed and the current device is the Blueant Q2. This demonstration still applys.

I demonstrate a travel size Voice interactive talking clock called Moshi.

In this podcast I take you through some features of the Voice Sense Braille keyboard from HIMS.

In this podcast you can hear the audio of a storm.

In this podcast I take you through some of the features of the Braille Sense Plus from HIMS.