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Access On — 85 episodes
Part Two of our Look at Creating Websites
Part One of our Look at Creating Websites
Summarize podcasts with Snipcast, getting a Waymo in Austin, and are people getting the screen reader that best meets their requirements?
Looking ahead to #NFB26, and listener feedback
The BrailleNote Evolve from HumanWare
A recap of Apple's WWDC keynote from a blindness perspective
Tips for creating well formatted Microsoft Word documents
Announcements from Microsoft, Google, and Apple, and how to spot deep fakes
create your own private secure network with Tailscale, a new smart scale from Renpho, and moving apps on the Windows taskbar
New research on blind people and AI, and how to make iOS dictation more accurate
A look at some smartphone visual interpretation apps
John Ternus to become Apples nextCEO, and concluding our look at the smart home
More on the smart home, an inaccessible Ray-Bam meta repair experience, and iOS status cells explained
Beginning our series on the smart home
Brava shuts down, an accessible web-based podcast creation tools for students, and ongoing concerns with the new Outlook
Apple at 50, blind people and our allies shaping Apple accessibility innovation
Machine-driven custom audio description with Omni Describer, and listener feedback on a range of topics
Recapping the 2026 CSUN Assistive Technology Conference
NVDA in the Past, Present, and Future
a comprehensive look at 1Password
listener feedback from around the world
Using AI to improve productivity on the job
Change of leadership at Vispero, and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act, what are its provisions, and how well is it being enforced
NFB President Mark Riccobono discusses topical tech issues, and Michael Hansen on the AppleVis Apple Vision Accessibility Report Card
The Dot Pad multiline Braille tablet, Adobe fixes an accessibility regression, and more feedback on changes at Vispero
hands-on with the Monarch tactile dynamic multi-line Braille device
Introducing the NFB's Accessibility Excellence Advocate for Education and Employment, Charles Hiser, and Greg Stilson from APH talks all things Monarch
The Brava Smart Oven explained, reviewed, and demonstrated
More on changes at Vispero, Envision Ally Solos Glasses get a mixed reception, and making ChatGPT Voice behave the way it used to
Samuel Greene from Zoom North America on accessible audio recorders, and our new Accessibility Excellence Advocate for Home and Independent Living, Ron Miller
Review and demonstration of the Zoom Podtrak P4Next accessible podcast recorder
Accessible online shopping
Vispero's CEO responds to NFB concerns, and NFB members can now use ElevenReader from Eleven Labs free
The NFB communicates concerns to Vispero, a fresh look at Windows Narrator, and using Edge to obtain an AI page summary
New accessible recorders from Zoom, and an evaluation of in-door navigation solutions
Tips on advocating for better technology outcomes, Meta AI comes to Puerto Rico, and a look at the smart glasses market
A comprehensive review and demonstration of Orbit Speak from Orbit Research
new Apple OS feedback, no more public betas of JAWS, and NLS feedback
JAWS in the past, present and future, and accessible self-checkout with Target
What's new in iOS 26
Microsoft's Chief Accessibility Officer Jenny Lay-Flurrie, Meta's VP of Accessibility and Engagement Maxine Williams
Workaround for the Braille Screen Input Uber bug, Android becomes more restrictive, and assigning a Braille keyboard command to Sound Curtin
Recap of Apple's "Awe Dropping" event from a blindness perspective
The NFB is hiring accessibility excellence advocates, looking ahead to the Apple event, and switching nimbly between Word documents
Smart glasses discussion, Uber breaks Braille Screen Input in its iOS app, and more from the Technology Vendors' Showcase
Innovations in AI, a meeting headset recommendation, and adjusting JAWS and system volume from within JAWS
Envision's new smart glasses from solos, feedback on JAWS pricing changes, and helping Alexa to play radio stations with difficult names
comparing Apples and Androids
Access On Live from the NFB National Convention, and JAWS licensing explained
Concluding our series on creating podcasts, issues with WhatsApp, a visit to the Tech Vendors Showcase, and the unsend feature in Gmail
more on podcast creation from a blindness perspective
Feedback on JAWS pricing communications, using smart glasses with your hearing aids, and more on podcasting as a blind person
NFB Newsline's new Android app, podcasting as a blind person, and when you close the wrong tab in your web browser
More tech activities at national convention, new Meta Oakley Smart Glasses, and widespread confusion about JAWS pricing changes
Plenty of tech discussion at national convention, our advocacy on autonomous vehicles, and the search for the perfect windows email client
A recap of Apple's 2025 Worldwide Developers Conference keynote
Shop online at the NFB's Independence Market, and hosting and attending Zoom meetings
Google and Aira announce an AI visual interpretation pilot, and accessible kitchen appliances
The NFB and Innosearch announce a strategic partnership, working with Webex online meetings, and would people use DecTalk on an iPhone
A guide to Google Meet, a bug in AirPods 4, and accessible control of Bosch dishwashers
A guide to Microsoft Teams meetings, audio description on YouTube TV, and Samsung Smart Things accessibility regression
Online meeting tips and tricks, Perplexity's Siri competitor, and the YouTube for iOS speed control
Vector promises smoother travels, more on accessible TV, and copying content from the web in JAWS
More on using AI tools, Innosearch is a phone call away, and Netflix on various devices
Echo Vision Smart glasses, accessible televisions, and audio transcription solutions
creating PowerPoint presentations with a screen reader
When AI isn't the right tool, Aira and Be My Eyes on your PC, and more Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses feedback
a recap of CSUN, a Facebook iOS regression, and how some iPhone users can find one another in a crowd
AI prompt engineering. How to communicate with AI to get the results you want
choosing the earbuds that are right for you, could Gmail be about to get more difficult to log into, and Amazon upgrades Alexa
Making purchases in-person, Apples iPhone 16e, and MLB Beat the Streak
Scribe for documents and when automated remediation is the right answer, inaccessibility limiting our tech choices, and making a phone call to ChatGPT
The NFB President Mark Riccobono talks technology advocacy, and the National Federation of the Blind RadioNetwork NFBRN
Blazie Technologies prepares its first refreshable Braille product, more on Facebook accessibility, and join us for our AI prompt engineering boutique
Meta rolls out some accessibility fixes to Facebook, Audiom provides accessible maps, and learning a language
The NFB's Center of Excellence in Nonvisual Accessibility, Meta Smart Glasses review, and a tribute to Ed Potter
Accessible shopping with Innosearch.ai, podcast apps for your iPhone, and organize your travel with TripIt
The Plaud NotePin, what's the most accessible way to learn a language, and smart glasses feedback
iOS 18.2, AudibleSync and the Victor Reader Stream 3, and funding for Access Technology
Ally from Envision, using the Thunderbird email client with a screen reader, and accessibility across meta social media products
Win a Victor Reader Stream or a BT SpeakPro, what's new in the Stream, and Facebook accessibility
noise-free navigation with HapticNav, what to do if your Apple Notes have vanished, and feedback on the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses
The Be My Eyes Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses partnership, audio description of your own videos, and news of the Blindshell Classic 3
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