The Tech Doctor Blog and Podcast

In this Tech Doctor podcast Allison and Robert speak with Michael Doise and Taylor Arndt about their company called Techopolis which develops AI based apps for iOS and Mac. • Michael Doise, the founder, has over 16 years of experience in the assistive technology and accessibility industry, creating AI-powered apps. • Taylor Arndt, the Chief Operations Officer, has 8 years of experience in accessibility and AI. • The company, Techopolis, LLC, is expanding its focus to AI apps, starting with Perspective Intelligence. • The app has been designed to run on various iPhone models including older iPhones. • It includes advanced image and vision features, such as OCR, classification, and a cool color identifier. • A significant addition is the video mode, which reads and describes the user’s surroundings in real-time. • Techopolis also has an app called Perspective Transcribe. Perspective Transcribe offers a free trial and is designed to be a user-friendly transcription app with AI-powered features. • The app allows users to dictate their thoughts and convert them into written posts or transcripts for meetings and podcasts. • Taylor emphasizes the importance of privacy and data security, stating that the transcription is fully on-device and does not send data to third-party servers. • It provides summaries using Apple Foundation models and other models for compatibility. • The paid all-access feature includes action item reminders and a chat feature. The Tech Doctors hope you enjoy learning about Techopolis as much as they did. To download a text-based transcript of the podcast click Here

This Tech Doctor podcast episode features Robert and Allison interviewing Michael McCulloch and Sandhya Rao, President and Vice President of iBUG Today (iBlind Users Group), about their organization’s history and activities. Michael, a retired NASA engineer, explains how iBUG began in 2011 with a workshop at the University of Houston after he received his first iPhone with VoiceOver, eventually growing from 5 initial members to serving approximately 6,500-7,000 people annually. Sandhya shares her journey from having a rare brittle bone condition that affected her vision to becoming involved with iBUG, emphasizing the organization’s focus on empowering blind people through accessible technology training and social activities. The discussion covers iBUG’s various offerings including weekly “Buzz” calls, monthly Apple workshops, specialized training programs, and numerous social events ranging from Star Trek viewings to a monthly book club and a weekly movie night, all conducted virtually through Zoom. All iBUG services are provided by volunteers. There is no charge for any of what iBUG has to offer. To learn more about iBUG Today, click Here To download or read a text base recap of what was covered in the podcast click Here

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert plays a presentation about amateur radio that he created for a non-profit group called iBUG Today. In the introduction to the podcast, Robert explains that iBUG Today is an organization based in Houston that provides many excellent training and social opportunities for people who are blind. Robert encourages everyone to learn more about iBUG Today by visiting there website Here

Meeting summary Quick recap The Tech Doctor podcast team discussed Apple’s recent product announcements, including the MacBook Air M5, MacBook Pro M5, iPhone 17E, iPad Air, and MacBook Neo. They analyzed the features, pricing, and potential market impact of each device, with particular focus on the MacBook Neo’s limited RAM and targeted education market. The team agreed that while most of the new releases were solid improvements, the MacBook Neo may struggle to meet the needs of power users and developers. They also noted that Apple’s decision to release products via press statements rather than events was effective for conveying detailed information.   To download a text-based summary of the podcast click Here

Meeting summary Quick recap The Tech Doctor podcast featured a detailed discussion about the upcoming HumanWare BrailleNote Evolve, presented by David Woodbridge, who shared extensive insights about the device’s features and functionality. David explained that the Evolve runs Windows 11 Pro. It has a 32-cell Braille display with a dedicated Braille style keyboard, and includes 512GB storage, 32GB RAM, and an Ultra 5 processor. The Evolve does not have a built-in screen. He described how the device can be used with both NVDA and JAWS, and detailed the various input methods including the unique FN key system for accessing numbers and function keys. The discussion covered the device’s pricing ($6,100 USD), battery life (8 hours), and included features like Thunderbolt ports, HDMI output, and NFC capabilities for future smartphone integration. Allison shared her positive first impressions after seeing the device, while Robert and David discussed the device’s potential impact on the Windows-based note-taker market. To download a text-based summary of the podcast, click Here

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert and Allison orient you to the Digital Advanced Player 2 from the National Library Service. Using both demos and discussion, they take you through an orientation to the layout and location of all of the buttons and ports on the player. They demonstrate how to use the key describer mode and how to navigate the User Guide. They walk you through the player’s menus and they demonstrate how to use the player to search for, download and play books from the NLS BARD collection.   This Digital Advanced Player 2 is available to all NLS patrons. If you feel that you can benefit from having one, the tech doctors encourage you to contact your state library and request one.   If you have any comments or questions for the tech doctors, click Here to email us.

In this brief podcast, Robert and Allison explain that the Tech Doctor Podcast has prevailed through some difficult technical issues that kept us from podcasting much for the last few months.   Now that the technical problems are behind us, the Tech Doctors have decided to get back to podcasting with an even greater commitment to provide you with all of the information that you need to make good decisions about your technology.   Stay tuned for lots of in depth interviews and quality product demos.

In this podcast, The tech doctors discussed Apple’s WWDC 2025 announcements, covering new features and updates across iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and watchOS platforms. They explored the introduction of AI advancements, accessibility improvements, and design changes like the “liquid glass” interface, as well as enhancements to various apps and services. The group shared their impressions and concerns about the updates, particularly focusing on accessibility features and the potential impact on user experience.   To read or download a text-based summary of the podcast click Here

In this Tech Doctor episode, Robert begins by speaking with the CEO of Orbit Research, Venkatesh Chari, about the Orbit Player. This product is in the late stages of development and is expected to be available sometime during the summer of 2025. The Orbit Player is a very small but full featured book and media player with a telephone style keypad and a good sounding speaker. Venkatesh explained that Orbit Research was able to create this high quality but very affordable player by doing the development and manufacturing in India. Venkatesh describes how the Orbit Player has gone from a product designed to provide accessible and affordable technology for blind people in India to a product that will soon be available in the United States and eventually worldwide. The remainder of the podcast is spent with Robert providing a comprehensive demonstration of a pre-released version of the Orbit Player. There is more information about the Orbit Player on the Orbit Research website.

In this episode of the Tech Doctor podcast, the Tech Doctors welcome special guest Nicole Bond and Tim Noonan.   Nicole and Tim were Braille ’n Speak users who enthusiastically explained why they loved the Braille ’n Speak. Nicole got her Braille ’n Speak at age 7 and used it through college. Tim used the Braille ’n Speak both on the job and in his personal life.   Robert, also a Braille ’n Speak user provided some historical context and talked about his role as a Braille ’n Speak beta tester.   Allison, Robert, Tim and Nicole are all now BT Speak users. They explain how the BT Speak has filled the void that was left during the many years  when there was no Braille ’n Speak like device available.   They also looked at how far the BT Speak has come in a little less than a year. Tim demonstrated some examples of how the BT Speak is evolving to meet the needs of its users. In a future update, the BT Speak will offer a One Handed Mode for people who need it. There will be a new much advanced way of managing multiple files in the editor and the famous Braille ’n Speak Append Mode is coming to the BT Speak.   As exciting as all of this is, at only one year old, the BT Speak is just getting started. The Tech Doctors will report new developments as they unfold. Stay tuned. We will be back.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Robert talks with seven members of the team at Blazie Technologies. The people who were interviewed included Deane Blazie, his three sons, Bryan, Chris and Stephen, Steve Clower, David Goldfield and Tim Noonan.   Each member of the Blazie Technologies team stressed their commitment to allowing the customer to be the guiding force behind the development of the BT Speak. They encouraged their customers to let them know what features and capabilities they wanted and needed in the BT Speak..   After summarizing and demonstrating some of the new features of the BT Speak that became available in the January 2025 update, They answered questions and took comments from  the audience that was participating live in the Zoom meeting.   The Blazie Technologies team demonstrated their willingness and desire to listen to and respond to their customers  with understanding, kindness and appreciation. It was refreshing to see this type of interaction between the developers and their customers.   Click Here to go to the Blazie Technologies website where you can find out all about the BT Speak.

In this Tech Doctor episode, David Woodbridge puts on his brand new HumanWare employee hat and teaches us all about the new Braille and graphics tablet from HumanWare and the American Printing House for the Blind. David describes the Monarch and walks us through its various features and options. After listening to the podcast, you may want more information about the Monarch or any of the other HumanWare products mention in the podcast. You can go Here To learn more. If you would like to get in touch with David, you can email him Here. The TechDoctors are excited about this new generation of Braille tablet that can display both text and graphics. It makes the future look promising not only for blind students but for anybody who enjoys learning new things.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors explore all that Apple announced in their September 2024 Event. New Apple Watches, AirPods and iPhones were announced. Sit back and listen as we tell you all about it.

The Tech Doctors are back this time to offer their reactions and perspective on the 2024 WWDC Keynote presentation. There is a lot to unpack. The Tech Doctors hope you benefit from and enjoy our spirited discussion.

On May the 7th, Apple held an event entitled “Fast and Loose.” The company introduced four new iPads, a new Apple Pencil and a new Magic Keyboard. In addition to telling you about the event, the Tech Doctors explore their feeling that the iPad is in a transition period where its full potential has not yet been realized. While they acknowledge that the iPad does a lot of things well, there are aspects of the user experience that still need to be further developed. They do believe that the future is bright for the iPad and they look forward to seeing what comes next. If you are interested in a new iPad, the Tech Doctors recommend that you go to an Apple Store and try them out. Make sure that you get the iPad that is right for you.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors thoroughly examine the BTSpeak from Blazie Technologies. They tell you where it comes from, what it is and why they love it. The BTSpeak was created by Deane Blazie who developed the legendary Braille ‘n Speak in the 1980s. Deane along with his sons, some other developers and a dedicated group of testers and users have produced a device that operates with the simplicity of the Braille ‘n Speak while adding all of the power and features that are found in state-of-the-art computers of today. The BTSpeak does all this and it fits easily in a pocket. After you have listened to the Tech Doctors explain it all, you can get more information by going to the Blazie Technologies Website.

The Tech Doctors are back with an end of the year review of some of the major things that Apple accomplished in 2023. You may be surprised, as we were, to realize just how productive Apple was during this past year. The Tech Doctors hope you enjoy this end of the year Apple review. If you prefer to read a text transcript of the podcast, you can click Here And either read the text online or download the text file for offline use. The Tech Doctors will be back with more Apple discussion in January 2024.

In this Tech Doctor episode, Robert briefly summarizes what was presented at Apple’s October 30th Scary Fast event. It was all about the new M3 chip and new MacBooks Pro. All of the Tech Doctors will be back in mid November to do an end of the year Apple review podcast. Be sure to stay tuned for that. Click Here If you would like a text transcript of this podcast episode.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, the Tech Doctors carefully examine all that was announced during Apple’s Wanderlust event. The Apple Watch Series 9 and the iPhone 15 were introduced. There are lots of new features to discuss. Sit back and relax and let us tell you all about it.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors explore everything that was announced at the WWDC 2023 keynote presentation. There was a lot covered. Enjoy.

In this Tech Doctor Podcast, Allison, David and Robert take you through all of the things that were announced at the Apple Event held on September 7, 2022. This is an unedited and unscripted version of the Tech Doctor Podcast. We do this after each Apple Event. This gets you the information quickly and allows you to share in our excitement as we explore our thoughts and feelings about what was announced. Enjoy!

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Allison Meloy, David Woodbridge and Robert Carter summarize everything that Apple announced at their WWDC 2022 Keynote event. The Tech Doctors are excited to bring you their perspective on where Apple is headed. Sit back and enjoy the ride.

This is an unedited Tech Doctor podcast that was recorded shortly after the March Apple Event called “Peek Performance.” You get to hear the Tech Doctors react to what Apple announced. We do it this way to get you the information as quickly as possible. Enjoy.

In this episode, the Tech Doctors are joined by Jamie Pauls. We explore the current state of the Mac and conclude that most people are likely to have the optimal computing experience if they have both a Mac and a Windows computer. We examine some of the strength and weaknesses of each operating system. We acknowledge that having to use a screen reader makes things more complicated but are grateful to have so many choices. There is a lot to unpack from this podcast. Take your time and figure out what works for you in your particular situation.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, we explore Apple’s October event. It focused on music and new MacBook Pros with two new pro versions of Apple’s M1 chip. As you can tell, we love talking about the Mac.

The Tech Doctors are back with their unedited examination of Apple’s 2021 World Wide Developers Conference Keynote presentation. There is lots of good information in this one. Enjoy.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors have the pleasure of speaking with Tim Cumings who is onboard to help us thoroughly examine the Zoom PodTrak P4. This is a small digital recorder, smartphone audio interface, and a USB interface for Mac or PC all in one portable device that weighs less than a pound. Tim and the Tech Doctors are confident that the PodTrak is a great choice for anyone who wants to record a podcast any time any place. The Tech Doctor known as David Woodbridge got so excited he bought a PodTrak during the recording of the podcast. If after listening to us you are wanting to learn more, the Tech Doctors encourage you to listen to the excellent podcast that Tim Cumings recorded for Jonathan Mosen. This podcast can be found Here. Thanks for listening.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors tell you all about the Apple event that took place on April 20, 2021. It is always exciting to see how Apple keeps moving forward by constantly improving the products. The Tech Doctors do apologize for the unwanted guest called a leaf blower. Sorry for the background noise.

In this podcast, the tech doctors compare and contrast four forty cell Braille displays. All four are known as “hybrid” Braille displays. The term hybrid is used because these displays have some basic capabilities when not connected to another device but the built-in functions are not as robust as you might find in a standard Braille notetaker. For example, these devices have a basic text editor but if you need to do sophisticated word processing in Braille, you will need to connect the display to a computer, smartphone, or tablet to make use of that devices word processing capabilities. The tech doctors are excited about this hybrid approach because computers and smartphones are much more capable of doing the heavy lifting than are traditional notetakers. They are also excited because the interface between Braille displays and other devices is improving. Allison and David share their experiences and perceptions of the Mantis Which is available from The American Printing House. The Mantis is the only one of the four displays that has a QWERTY keyboard rather than a Perkins style Braille keyboard. Robert and David are experienced users of the QBraille from Hims Inc. The QBraille is unique in that it as a Braille keyboard for data entry along with QWERTY function and navigation keys. Therefore, the QBraille can act as both a Braille display and a QWERTY keyboard when connected to a computer. Robert discusses the Orbit Reader 40 from Orbit Research. Thanks to new and more affordable Braille Display technology that was developed by Orbit Research, the Orbit Reader 40 is an excellent hybrid display but at half the cost of the other three. Robert expresses appreciation to Roger Behm of Adaptive Information Systems Inc. for loaning him a Brailliant BI 40X which is a major player in the current generation of hybrid Braille displays. The Brailliant BI 40X is manufactured by HumanWare. It can be purchased either from Adaptive Information Systems or directly from HumanWare. I have had excellent experiences purchasing from Roger at Adaptive Information Systems. The tech doctors hope you enjoy this rather fast paced and lively comparison. These new displays have much to offer and they are all unique making it likely that at least one of them will meet your particular needs.

In this Tech Doctor episode, the tech doctors have the pleasure of sitting down with Venkatesh Chari, the CEO of Orbit Research. Venkatesh explains how he found the right career for himself by combining his engineering talents with his desire to develop products that really help people. It was wonderful to learn about Orbit Research’s approach to developing affordable, high quality refreshable Braille displays. To learn more about the complete line of products from Orbit Research, go Here.

This Tech Doctor podcast begins with Allison letting us know that she is enjoying working with the Microsoft Surface Pro. She also tells us how she is now carrying two iPhones to meet her entertainment and communications needs. She is enjoying both the iPhone 12 Pro Max and the iPhone SE 2020. David tells us about how he has taken his product demonstrations to a new level by producing videos. Don’t worry, he is still providing excellent audio description in these videos. To check out the new videos, go to David’s Vision Australia Blog. Robert tells us that there is now a way to use SuperDuper to backup Macs that are running Big Sur. You can read all about this on the Shirt-Pocket Blog. Robert also lets us know that setting up the M1 Macs to work with the Rogue Amoeba products is fully accessible with VoiceOver. The remainder of the podcast is spent discussing electronic Braille. There is a lot happening with Braille these days. The Tech Doctors discuss the trend away from Notetakers and toward hybrid Braille displays which have some minimal note taking capabilities but mostly rely on a connected computer or mobile device to do the heavy lifting of making word processing, email, web browsing, and so on available in Braille. The Tech Doctors acknowledge that for this hybrid approach to work well, the interface between the Braille display and the computer or mobile device has to be consistent and reliable. The Tech Doctors feel that there is a bright future for this way of working with Braille but there are some growing pains to get through. The Tech Doctors are delighted, however, to see the cost of refreshable Braille coming down. The Tech Doctors are excited about several new Braille displays. They discuss the Mantis from APH, The Orbit Reader from Orbit Research, And the new Brailliant displays from HumanWare.

In recent years, the iPhone has become known for the excellent photographs that it produces. This is not because Apple has defied physics and put a huge camera lens in a tiny iPhone. It is because Apple has learned how to use computational image processing to create stunning photos. A few years ago, when they introduced the HomePod, Apple showed us that they can create fabulous audio using similar computational processing of sound. The three tech doctors, who are totally blind, can not appreciate the photos but we love how Apple is using its computational engineering magic to delight our ears with amazing audio. Apple just introduced the new over the ear headphones called AirPods Max which take full advantage of computational processing to create a wonderful audio experience. In this podcast, the tech doctors give the AirPods Max a thorough examination. This is, of course, what tech doctors do. Sit back, relax and enjoy. We will tell you everything you need to know about the AirPods Max.

The Tech Doctors are publishing this podcast on December 25, 2020. We are currently in the middle of a world wide pandemic that has disrupted all of our lives in one way or another. Far too many people are sick or dead and generalized anxiety is through the roof. In this podcast, the Tech Doctors share their amazement and gratitude for what Apple has accomplished during this past fall. The new hardware includes: Apple Watch Series 6, four models of iPhone 12, HomePod Mini, M1 MacBooks and AirPods Max. All of the hardware is running on updated operating systems which brings amazing collaboration between the products. This is something that only Apple can offer. We also saw significant enhancements to accessibility and even a glimpse into the future of indoor navigation for blind people. The tech Doctors describe how these products bring pleasure and increase their quality of life. Thank you Apple for showing us a way forward.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, David Woodbridge and Robert Carter share their excitement about the “One More Thing” November 2020 Apple event. David and Robert love the Mac and this event introduced three new Macs running Apple’s silicon called the M1 chip. This is a huge breakthrough for the Mac. Listen and enjoy.

In this unedited and lively Tech Doctor episode, Allison Meloy, Robert Carter and David Woodbridge meet up to share their thoughts and feelings about the Apple October 13, 2020 event. They will tell you all about the new HomePod Mini and the new iPhone 12. They had lots of fun bringing you this event. Enjoy.

In this Tech Doctor podcast, Allison Meloy, David Woodbridge and Robert Carter offer their rather humorous and insightful commentary on the new Apple products that were announced at the September 15th Apple Event. This particular podcast is mostly unedited so that we can bring you the information immediately after the event. Listen and enjoy.

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 Tech Doctor podcast homepage. The bulk of the podcast is devoted to a new Braille keyboard from Orbit Research called the Orbit Writer. See the Orbit Writer homepage For all of the details. 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 Here. Go Here To get information on the other products that are available from Guidelights and Gadgets. To order from Guidelights and Gadgets, call Barry at (617) 969-7500. 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 Mystic Access Website to register. 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 Brailliant BI 14 from HumanWare 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 Mystic Access 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 Mystic Access.

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 Innovision Lisa and Robert describe the Braille Me and share some of their experiences when working with it. Lisa’s audio tutorial available from Mystic Access Is the place to go for a thorough description and a walk-through of the major features of this device. In the US, the Braille Me is sold and supported by National Braille Press Robert ends the podcast by describing his experience of purchasing and working with National Braille Press for support of the Braille Me. Lisa and Robert are excited about this product and encourage you to investigate the Braille Me to see if it is the right Braille display for you.

In this series of Tech Doctor podcasts, Robert Carter sits down with Lisa Salinger to explore the new and exciting world of low-cost refreshable Braille technology. In this podcast, Lisa and Robert explain how electronic Braille technology remained static for nearly 40 years. Within the last few years, however, some new and less expensive technology designed to display electronic Braille has been developed. Robert and Lisa express their excitement with how the cost of refreshable Braille is coming down. This means that electronic Braille is available to more people than ever before. Lisa and Robert will begin examining three specific low-cost Braille displays in part two, three and four of this series. Robert and Lisa explain that the company that Lisa works for called Mystic Access Has developed audio tutorials on the three Braille displays that we will be discussing. These tutorials are an excellent way to learn about these devices. Lisa and Robert highlight the idea that it is critical that each person figures out through hands on experience, studying the user manuals or listening to these tutorials which Braille display will best meet their needs. Having so many choices is wonderful but each person should think critically about what they really need and want in a Braille display.

In this podcast, the Tech Doctors examine their new iPhones Robert got the XS and Allison got the XS Max. They also explore their new Apple Watch Series 4. After talking about the new Apple hardware, the Tech Doctors work through a lot of what is new in iOS 12 and Watch os 5. The Tech Doctors want to thank Thomas Domville for publishing two excellent Applevis podcasts where you can get more detail on both iOS 12 and Watch os 5. The Tech Doctors are excited to share their experiences with this new hardware which is shipped running the new operating systems.

In this Tech Doctor Podcast, Robert and Allison invite you to listen to their discussion of what was announced by Apple on September the twelfth in the Steve Jobs theater. You will hear about a new series 4 Apple Watch and 3 new iPhones. The Tech Doctors hope you enjoy our keynote coverage.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge and the Tech Doctors take you through all that was announced at Apple’s World Wide Developer 2018 Keynote presentation. There is a lot to get excited about. Sit back and enjoy. Thanks David. It was a pleasure as always.