This is the last session in the current series of our 'Getting to know your BrailleSense 6' training sessions, and Stuart is joined by Jenny Axler from Selvas Healthcare in South Korea, and Jackie Brown, a long-time user of Hims products, to take us on a journey through Android and some useful apps for the BrailleSense 6.

Welcome to Sight and Sound Technology's annual session, to explore all that is new in the latest release of JAWS, the world's most popular screen reader.

Joining our team James Everson, Fionnuala Murphy and Stuart Lawler from Sight and Sound Technology, are Eric Damery, Jan Bloem and Mohammed Laachir from Vispero.

In this the penultimate session in our 'Getting to know your BrailleSense 6' training series, Stuart takes us through the new Wiki Search and how it can be used independently, and as part of other applications within the BrailleSense 6 user interface.

In session three of our 'Getting to know your BrailleSense 6' series, Stuart explores the world of language profiles. We learn what they are, how to set them up and how to find additional voices to download for your BrailleSense 6 device.

In this the second session in our BrailleSense 6 training series, Stuart explores the new podcast client coming in the soon-to-be-released software update and how to use it to listen to your favourite podcasts and find new content.

Welcome to the first in a series of five training sessions devoted to the BrailleSense 6.

In this first session, Stuart is joined by Jenny Axler from Selvas Healthcare in Korea, who takes us through the main differences between the BrailleSense 6 and the BrailleSense U2.

Windows 11, Microsoft's new operating system, will be released on October 5th. We've had many questions to our support desk about Windows 11, what it is, what's changed and whether or not it is worth the upgrade, especially if you are using assistive technology that we support. In this episode Stuart is joined by Tristram Llewellyn from our tech support team, who has been spending time testing it out and is here to answer our questions.

STRAP's goal is to be the first total replacement of the white cane. The technology exists now and its inventors believe that we are living in the right moment for this innovation to come along and have a significant and positive impact on blind and visually impaired people the world over. On this edition of our podcast, Stuart sits down with Diego Roel, CEO and founder of STRAP Technologies, to learn more about this new and exciting device.

On this programme Stuart meets Gleb Zevkov, co-founder of Voxmate. Voxmate is a suite of accessible apps for Android devices that provide an intuitive, gesture-based, audio-first experience. When you launch Voxmate on your phone, you get access to a range of audio-first Voxmate apps. These apps allow you to listen to audiobooks, podcasts, and radio as well as to read news articles, place phone calls, use social networks like Telegram and Reddit, play games, and much more.

If you are thinking of upgrading to Windows 11, our tech support team would really appreciate if you might hold off for a little while. Stuart explains more, and we will follow-up on this topic on a future episode of the podcast.

There's a lot to be covered in this last session in our 'Getting to know your new BrailleSense 6 series', so sit back, grab your device and let Stuart show you some more gems in this outstanding note taker.

We'll explore the built-in dictionary, the ability to search for, download and read content from Bookshare, using the new Web Radio application and finally, a quick discussion about language profiles.