In this episode David Woodbridge and Stephen Jolley discuss the launch of the new Apple Macbook and the new Apple watch; also where to find some podcasts about CSUN Annual International Technology and Persons with Disabilities Conference which happened in early March.

In this episode of Talking Tech Stephen Jolley and David Woodbridge look at more Blind Bargains - the top 10 assistive technology events for 2014; news from the Assistive Technology Industry Association conference in the USA and articles from Access World.

In this episode of Talking Tech Stephen Jolley and David Woodbridge discuss the CSUN international conference on disability currently happening in the USA, the Hills Talking set top box, an upcoming Apple event in March and the top 10 assistive technology items from 2014.

In this Summer Edition of Talking Tech, Tony Egan takes a look at a new OSX word processing application called Wrise, the Argus 2 retinal prosthesis system and the development of low cost machines that print Braille.

In this episode of the Summer series of Talking Tech, Tony Egan talks about some ipad apps for autistic and developmentally disabled children and also some new tools to assist the deaf to communicate.

In this episode Tony talks about middleware software J-Say, which interfaces with JAWS for Windows and allows the you control it with your voice.

In this episode Tony talks about the KISA phone, the ONYX wearable communicator, and a review of the housemate pro hardware - a device that enables wireless control of a mobile phone or tablet.

In this episode of Talking Tech Tony Egan looks at a portable magnifier called Sense View Light, an app called Be My Eyes and the top iPhone apps for visually impaired people.

In this episode of talking tech Tony talks about a new iphone case that claims to boost reception, text to speech on apple's ios 8 and Freedom Scientific's release of a 90 day license for JAWS sofware.

In this episode of Talking Tech Tony Egan talks about the Prodigi Duo personal vision assistant, Google Glass and a their new vision assistant, the Kurzweil National Federation for the Blind reader and research being conducted into a replacement for refeshable braille machines.