In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert Carter and Lisa Salinger offer a quick overview of what has changed with the low-cost Braille displays that they examined in 2019. That four part series is available on the

The bulk of the podcast is devoted to a new Braille keyboard from Orbit Research called the Orbit Writer. See the

Lisa has produced an audio tutorial on how to get up and running with the Orbit Writer. The tutorial is available from an Orbit Research distributor called Guidelights And Gadgets. Specific information pertaining to the Orbit Research products that Guidelights and Gadgets carry can be found

Lisa also tells us about a class on how to use the Orbit Reader that may be offered through Mystic Access. If at least 50 people register for the class, it will be offered online. The cutoff date to register is September 15. Go to the

Lisa and Robert hope you enjoyed learning about the Orbit Writer.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert Carter, Allison Meloy and David Woodbridge review everything that was important in the WWDC 2020 Keynote. This one was packed with exciting announcements.

We hope you enjoy our coverage.

In this final Tech Doctor podcast of 2019, Allison Mervis, David Woodbridge and Robert Carter examine all of the fantastic new products that Apple released during the fall of 2019.

They discuss the iPhones 11, the AirPods Pro, the 16 inch MacBook Pro, the update to the HomePod, the Apple Card, Catalina, Apple Watch 5 and Apple TV Plus.

The Tech Doctors are delighted by these new products and it is our pleasure to tell you all about them.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert Carter, Allison Mervis and David Woodbridge discuss the highlights of the September 2019 Apple event.

They mention Apple Arcade, iPad 7th generation, Apple TV Plus, the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro and much more.

This is an unedited podcast designed to get you the information as quickly as possible. Your job is to sit back, listen and enjoy.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert is joined by Anna Dresner, Darcy Burnard, Steve Sawczyn and David Woodbridge.

The first accessible iPhone went on sale on June 19, 2009. It was the iPhone 3GS.

We are celebrating ten years of iPhone accessibility and remembering what it was like when our dream came true during the 2009 WWDC keynote presentation. You will hear audio from the WWDC stage and some audio clips from a very excited group of Maccessibility podcasters who recorded just after the 2009 keynote.

Come along with us and relive the excitement. Even after ten years, we are still astounded at the way Apple engineered VoiceOver to work on the iPhone’s touch-screen.

It was wonderful to get this group of iPhone pioneers together. Listen for their contact information at the end of the podcast.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Allison Mervis, Robert Carter and David Woodbridge discuss and examine all of the important announcements that were made during Apple’s 2019 WWDC keynote presentation.

This presentation was filled with new information. The three podcasters found a lot to be excited about in this keynote.

This Podcast is part four in a series on low-cost refreshable Braille displays.

Lisa Salinger and Robert Carter spend this podcast sharing their experiences and impressions with the

This podcast will provide you with our perspective on this innovative little device. For details on exactly how it all works, check out the free tutorial on the Brailliant BI 14 which is available from

Lisa and Robert have enjoyed putting this series together. Low-Cost Braille is an exciting and much needed development in technology for people who are blind. Robert and Lisa hope this series will help you make informed decisions when evaluating and purchasing this new technology.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Lisa Salinger and Robert Carter are back with part three in their low-cost refreshable Braille series.

This time, their focus is on the Orbit Reader 20 available from Orbit Research

Lisa and Robert provide a basic description of the Orbit Reader and they share what it is like to work with this Braille display.

If you want full details on the operation of the Orbit Reader 20, check out Lisa’s Orbit Reader audio tutorial which is available from

In this brief and largely unedited Tech Doctor podcast, Allison and Robert take you step by step through the Apple Event that was held on March 25, 2019 at the Steve Jobs theater.

Apple announced several new services.

This podcast is part two of Robert Carter and Lisa Salinger’s exploration low-cost refreshable Braille displays. Part one was an introduction to this topic. Part two focuses on the Braille Me.

The Braille Me is manufactured in India and was developed by a company called

Lisa and Robert describe the Braille Me and share some of their experiences when working with it. Lisa’s audio tutorial available from

In the US, the Braille Me is sold and supported by