Blind Cool Tech is a podcast that brings some fun and variety into your mp3 player. The show provides interviews, brings you along on sound seeing tours, and discusses life and cool technology that blind people can use.
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10/9/2008 Chase Crispen
and his mom, Dana, join Larry Skutchan and Ken Perry for lunch during Chase's visit to Louisville as part of his winning an essay contest in conjuncti ... Discussion
10/8/2008 Chris Gilland
reviews iTunes 8 with Jaws 10. Note that while earlier versions of iTunes and Jaws required scripts, the new combination of these products runs great ... Discussion
10/6/2008 Jose Tamayo
describes the process of obtaining a free fishing and hunting license in Florida available to blind and visually impaired people. 15.6 MB Discussion
10/1/2008 Orin Anger
demonstrates this simple multi player role playing game. 7.2 MB Discussion
9/25/2008 Marco Steinebach
and Andi discuss this new media player designed to make common audio tasks easy. Marco shows inserting tracks into a playlist, changing the order o ... Discussion
9/24/2008 Jose Tamayo
introduces a new feature in Jaws that permits you to take control of a remote computer, usually for purposes of technical assistance. 19.3 MB Discussion
9/24/2008 Ed Summers
demonstrates this portable, high speed scannor and describes how he incorporates it into his arsonal of accessibility tools. Instead of spending hours sc ... Discussion
9/23/2008 Tim Johnson
demonstrates this free file and music sharing program that is accessible and legal. 60.1 MB Discussion
9/19/2008 Mustapha
describes the new features in version 3.0.5 of this screen reader for Symbian based phones. He uses the Nokia 6630.
8.6 MB Discussion
9/18/2008 Larry Skutchan
suggests that keyboard shortcuts to move from message to message would go a long way toward making Gmail more accessible. He also discusses the storm ... Discussion
9/12/2008 Neal Ewers
combines his extraordinary knowledge, skill, and equipment to present some sounds in ways you've never heard before. He shares a collection of everyday s ... Discussion
9/11/2008 Larry Skutchan
describes an accessibility news roller coaster this week with Google's introduction of the Chrome web browser which seems to have little or no access ... Discussion
9/10/2008 Mary Emerson
demonstrates new features in version 10 of this very popular screen reader. She especially loves the ability to automatically go in and out of forms mo ... Discussion
9/7/2008 Jose Tamayo
provides an overview of this free software that encrypts files, folders, and volumes on the fly, then he demonstrates creating a container. 30.8 MB Discussion
9/5/2008 Chase Crispen
reviews this new laptop.
61.7 MB Discussion
9/4/2008 Lachlan Thomas
recalls another electronic gadget from his childhood.
10.1 MB Discussion
9/3/2008 Robert Kingett
reviews this social network that is written to be screen reader friendly. Some compare it to myspace.com. It has lots of features and no clutter! 51.0 ... Discussion
9/1/2008 Aaron Hoffman
assesses the features that make this portable satellite radio useable to blind or low vision users. He demonstrates the radio's functions and especiall ... Discussion
9/1/2008 Brandon Heinrich
updates information from his previous review on this device that lets you use a regular phone with Skype and demonstrates the D-Link using several p ... Discussion
8/31/2008 David Leslie Miles
and Michael attend the 2008 Woolpit Steam Rally, where they see working steam engines, vintage vehicles, and much more. If you want to hear the s ... Discussion
