iOS Apps

In this podcast, Joseph King takes us through setting the timer in the Clock app. He cooks some food, which he hopes won't make you hungry, and then goes through some of the other functions of the Clock app that comes with iDevices. Will the alarm on his timer go off first, or will it be the smoke alarm? Tune in to podcast # 403 and find out. Ok, time to post this podcast and go get something to eat!

In this podcast, Kyle gives us a demonstration of mScribble: Scribble beautiful music, an iOS app that allows you to  create and shape a variety of melodies by tapping and sliding a single finger over the screen of your iDevice.

In this, our 400th podcast, Blind Freedom gives us an in-depth walk-through of Tube Downloader Pro - Free Video Download, an iOS app that allows you to download videos from a variety of free sites.

In this podcast, Drew gives us a preview of KoalaSAN, an Icecast broadcaster for iOS that's due for release shortly.

In this podcast, Blind Freedom gives us an in-depth walk-through of Clipboard Manager and History, an iOS app that allows you to copy, save, and store any text, photos, or web page addresses for quick and easy access at a later time. 

In this podcast, Lulu Keel gives us a quick demonstration of More Blender, an iOS app that puts a virtual smoothie blender in your pocket.

In this podcast, David Woodbridge demonstrates a new feature recently added to the Read2Go iOS app which now allows you to download DAISY books from sources such as Vision Australia using the “Open In” function, removing the necessity to transfer them via iTunes.

In this podcast, Scott Davert compares Siri to the voice search feature on Google Search by asking each the same questions. Is one better than the other? IN spite of the accessibility issues found with Google Search, is it worth having on older devices? Tune in to podcast 395 to find out.

In this podcast, Blind Freedom gives us a demonstration of YouTube Capture, an iOS app that allows you to record videos and then upload these simultaneously to YouTube, Google+, Facebook, and Twitter.

In this podcast, which is part 1 of a 2 part series on Youtube, Blind Freedom walks us through < a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/youplayer-youtube-player-for/id561921453?mt=8&ign-mpt=uo%3D4"> YouPlayer, an a VoiceOver accessible alternative to the Youtube app.

In this podcast, BlindEducator talks us through the unboxing and assembly of the StandScan, a portable document scanning accessory with built-in lighting for smartphone users.

Grab your headphones and get into the groove, beat with the music as Roosterloop Drew gives a demonstration and a walk-through of the Audio-3D Player HD IOS App.

Audio-3D Player HD claims it will improve the sound quality of music on your iPod or iPhone. The app can customize the listening experience based on the model of headphones you are using. It offers controls that range from pumping up the volume to changing the stereo experience.

In this podcast, Tim Schwartz gives us a review and walk-through of the first few levels of The Nightjar, an audio game for iOS which has you stranded on a dying spacecraft, spiralling into a black hole. Using only sound, will you be able to survive all that deep space has to throw at you?

In this podcast, Marco introduces us to BlindScape, a new audio game for iOS which has divided opinion on AppleVis over its portrayal of blindness. For some it is art, for some it is simply a throwaway piece of entertainment, whilst for others it paints a negative and stereotypical picture of blindness.

In this approximately 1 hour podcast, Sandra Pilz gives us an in-depth walk-through and demonstration of BlindSquare, a powerful iOS navigational tool for the blind.

In this approximately 1 hour podcast, David Woodbridge gives us an in-depth demonstration of Amazon's Kindle app for iOS devices.

In this podcast, there is a 100% chance that AnonyMouse will talk about Forecast Now, a free app available in the US App Store. Why does he prefer this to other apps for checking the weather? Tune in and find out.

In a follow-up to his previous walk-through of this app, AnonyMouse talks us through some of the new features which have been added to the lire RSS reader in recent updates.