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EPISODE · Nov 24, 2012 · 1H 9M

Apple Accessibility From the Early Days to Now with Darcy Burnard

from The Tech Doctor Blog and Podcast

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Darcy Burnard describes how he and Holly Anderson began podcasting in 2005 with The Darcy and Holly Show. When they both got Macs in 2006, they started The Screenless Switchers podcast where they continue to teach us all how to get the most from our Apple products with VoiceOver. After discussing the early days, Darcy and Robert express their appreciation for the Apple developers who make sure to incorporate VoiceOver accessibility in to their software. They discuss the new social network App.net They encourage the Tech Doctor listeners to check out a blog called Marco’s Accessibility Blog to learn about accessible app.net clients. Darcy and Robert next explore the current line of Apple laptops and explain how one goes about selecting, customizing and purchasing a new Apple computer. Finally, they talk about the new iPads and speculate briefly about the future of iOS. It was a pleasure to have Darcy on the podcast. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did.

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