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View ArticleBudcast #3: Random Musings And A Walk To Harbor Freight
In BudCast #3, take a walk with me to Harbor Freight to exchange an air pump. On the way (and on the way home), we meet neighbors and friends, stop in at Radio Shack, and of course, exchange the air...
View ArticleThe Budcast: Chromebook Accessibility
I haven’t done one of these in a while, so I figured it was about time. In this episode of the Budcast, which is un-numbered because I can’t count that high, we look at the initial setup of the...
View ArticleAmazon Kindle Accessibility: What?!
This week, the blind and visually impaired community got a surprise, one that we’ve been waiting for for a long time, and one that, it’s safe to say, most of us weren’t expecting. (This would be why it...
View ArticleA Note of Thanks to Amazon
I just sent the following note to Amazon, and hopefully it goes to the right place. Last time I sent a note to them about Kindle, it was a lot less happy than this one. You can send your own feedback...
View ArticleI gotta pay how much to use Facebook?!
Today, GW Micro announced a new product called SocialEyes. This is a piece of software that is meant to give blind Windows users a more accessible, consistent interface to Facebook and all of its...
View ArticleHas the promise of the Internet been broken?
Yesterday morning over breakfast, I read this article. It was probably not the best thing to read pretty much first thing in the morning, but there it was, and it gnawed at me all day. And kept on,...
View ArticleWhat To Do About HumanWare?
Back in August, I purchased a second generation Victor Reader Stream from HumanWare at a promotional price. While I thought that the included accessories were a bit stingy (a case with no belt clip and...
View ArticleHumanWare Follow-up: Too Little Too Late? You Be The Judge
Four business days after my initial email from my previous post went out to Humanware, I finally received a response. Without further comment, as I think both their response and my response to it speak...
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