RNIB Tech Talk episodes
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Blindshell: The Android Phone For Visually Impaired People
A new mobile phone called Blindshell has been launched which uses the Android platform and has been built specifically for those who are blind or partially sighted and don't want to buy a mainstream iPhone or Android smartphone. Simon Pauley speaks to RNIB Technology for Life team leader Paul Porter.
Saying Goodbye To The Mac: Jonathon Mosen's Viewpoint
Blind blogger and broadcaster Jonathon Mosen is from New Zealand and joined Jackie and Steven at a very early hour to discuss his latest blog - Saying Goodbye To The Mac.
Music Streaming Services
We all love music right? Shaun Preece looks at the various music streaming services available and finds out how accessible they are.
Gov.UK Survey Probes Into Access Tech Usage
Following a recent discussion about a GOV.UK survey carried out to examine the types of access tech being used to log on to the government website, Chris Moore from HMRC got in touch to give us some more feedback.
Accessible Music On The Go: Sansa Clip & Rockbox
Jackie Brown speaks to Sean Randall to talk about an old but solid option to enjoy music on the move that is accessible and easy to use.
How To: Use Amazon Echo
Following his successful podcast on what the Amazon Echo is, Shaun Preece investigates how to get the best out of the personal assistant device.
Comment: A Listener's Views On Tech Talk
Robin Christopherson has been in touch with Tech Talk to give his comments on a range of topics discussed on the programme over the past few weeks including Microsoft Word tips, buying a Mac and the future of braille.
How To: Using Windows Narrator
Did you know there is a screenreader for blind people built into Microsoft Windows computers? It's called Narrator and it's completely free. Shaun Preece takes a look at how to use this useful tool.
App Of The Week: Braille Bee
Jackie Brown speaks to Hilary Kleck who has developed a new app called Braille Bee that aims to help blind children to learn braille.
Microsoft Word: Handy Hints & Tips
A number of our blind and partially sighted listeners have been in touch to offer their handy hints and tips using Microsoft Word.