Listen to Triple-click Home Episode 28: Turn Right On "A" Street

Welcome to another packed episode of Triple-click Home. Join JJ, Ana and Steve as they discuss all things Apple. Then, Jamie Pauls visits with David Ward

about Braille Sonar Pro, an indispensable app for referencing Braille contractions.

Because David is awesome and he thinks our Triple-click listeners are too, he has dropped the price of the app in half for a limited time, so go grab it now.

Stories discussed in this episode include:

In the News

[What's New and Changed for Blind and Low Vision Users in iOS 7.1](http://www.applevis.com/blog/apple/whats-new-and-changed-blind-and-low-vision-users-ios-

71)

Apple Ordering 90 Million iPhone 6 to Meet Huge Demand (Report)

[Apple reportedly working on expanding Siri partnerships, iWatch support](http://www.imore.com/apple-reportedly-working-expanding-siri-partnerships-iwatch-

support)

Is an Apple Credit Card the Next Big Move?

New Beacons Installed at Petco Park

How SXSW plans to use iBeacons to improve the attendee experience

[SXSW First Look: Store Shelves That Talk To Your Phone](http://blogs.wsj.com/personal-technology/2014/03/09/sxsw-first-look-store-shelves-that-talk-to-

your-phone/)

[Class action suit claims Apple Store POS system discriminates against visually impaired](http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/03/05/class-action-suit-

claims-apple-store-pos-system-discriminates-against-visually-impaired)

[Running Windows under VMWare Fusion: Remapping your Keyboard to Create an Insert Key](http://www.applevis.com/guides/mac-apps/running-windows-under-vmware-

fusion-remapping-your-keyboard-create-insert-key)

Ask iMore: How the #@$& do you find anything with App Store search?

How to easily back up and restore your Mac with Time Machine on OS X Mavericks

Make use of the iCloud keychain

[Apple TV remote: 7 amazing shortcuts you need to know!](http://www.imore.com/top-shortcuts-you-need-know-when-using-your-apple-tv-remote?

utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter)

Parcel - Delivery tracking By Ivan Pavlov

[Jawbone's 'Up Coffee' app tracks your caffeine intake, estimates when you'll finally be able to sleep](http://www.engadget.com/2014/03/06/jawbone-up-

coffee-app/?a_dgi=aolshare_twitter)

Mailbag

Hi Guys!

Episode 27 was a pleasure to listen to, as usual.

I would like to comment on a few points from the episode

• Subsidized phones are available in other countries outside the US. As buddy said, they are available in the UK. They are also available in Germany, Ireland

and other countries. My sister in Germany started a new bill contract recently: 30 euros per month = 40 dollars, for 200 minutes and texts to any mobile

network and landlines, 300 MB of data and the iPhone 5C for the equivalent of 1.35 Dollars.

My contract here in Ireland costs me the equivalent of 55 dollars per month, 350 flexible units, i.e. 350 minutes or 700 text messages to any network,

unlimited calls and messages to my own network, 2 Terabytes - yes, I said Terabytes, of data and the iPhone 5S for the equivalent of 199 Dollars.

Not bad at all!

One point which really surprised me in the episode was the comment about paying for incoming calls. Do you have to pay for incoming calls in the USA? The

only time I have had to pay for incoming calls was when I was abroad with a previous SIM card.

• Reading Marco’s article about switching back to Windows and the reactions to it are very interesting from a social perspective. There are the Windows users

who say: Ha, I knew it all along! Then there are the Mac users who say: don’t he dare point out imperfections in Macs! And then there are the Mac users who

say: I know what he means, but now I’m stuck with this thing.

I agree with Marco in his comment about the way Apple deals with reports and requests. Most replies I have got from [email protected] read something

like: “thank you for your interest. We will pass it on to the appropriate people,