Interview

IN podcast number 350, Steve Bauer interviews Harry Daswani, marketing director of StandScan and its benifits. Following the interview, Steve explains how this device is put together, how to place your phone, and how to place the document in question to achieve best results. OCR is not discussed. The StandScan Pro is available from the link provided above, and is also available on Amazon.com for $29.95. However, listeners should tune in to this podcast for a promo code giving them a discount when purchasing directly from StandScan.

In this edition of the AppleVis Extra, Thomas and Michael are joined by Brad Folken, one of the lead developers behind TapTapSee - Blind & Visually Impaired Camera.

In the 8th adition of our Extra, AnonyMouse and Scott Davert speak with Nancy Miracle of Digit-Eyes. Benifits to this app, differences between barcode scanning and object recognition.

In this podcast, AnonyMouse and scott Davert speak with Rob Nevvin from U-R-Able.com. regarding the Aftershokz open-ear headphones. Their unique benifits to those who are blind and or hard of hearing are discussed, some interesting stories about these headphones are shared, and Rob gives the Applevis listenership a promo code to use when purchasing any of the Aftershokz products.

In this podcast, Michael Hansen, AnonyMouse, and Scott Davert have a round table discussion with Caleb Southern, one of the developers of BrailleTouch. The app's creation, development, and a possible look toward the future are provided, with some humor thrown in for good measure. You can read more about BrailleTouch on the web at www.brailletouchapp.com

In this edition of the AppleVis Extra, we talk with Michael Doise, developer of VO Starter.

Recently launched, VO Starter is the first iOS app to offer blind and visually impaired iOS users training on the built-in screen reader, VoiceOver.