RNIB Tech Talk episodes
Showing episodes 551 to 560 of 580
Listeners Calls: Reading Options
Another of our listeners have got in touch to ask about the best ways to read documents if you are blind.
Review: Microsoft Foldable Keyboard
Steven has been searching for an easy way to take a full size keyboard with him on the move. Could Microsoft's new Foldable Keyboard be the answer?
How To: Select, Copy and Paste Text In iOS
Shaun Preece explains how we can copy and cut text in iOS.
Review: Kurzweil 1000
Jackie reviews the OCR scanning and reading solution for blind people called Kurzweil 1000.
Listeners Calls: Tech Tips On Holiday
Our listeners have been getting in touch to tell us their top tips when it comes to choosing which tech we should be taking with us on holiday.
Review: Soverign USB Audio Player
After joining the free RNIB Talking Books library, Steven went on a search to find an easy and cheap way to listen to his books via USB stick. He found the Soverign USB audio player and gave it a review for Tech Talk.
Family-Run Business Helping Blind People Access Technology
Jackie speaks to the family behind ViTech Solutions, who aim to provide technology and support to people living with sight loss.
What Would An Audio Version Of Facebook Sound Like? Try VORail
The new community-led app to bring together people from around the world has been a big hit with blind and partially sighted people. Sarah from Manchester got in touch with Tech Talk to tell us about it.
Useful Apps To Help Blind People
The team talk about some accessible apps that are useful for reminding us to do things and see things more clearly when we need to.
Charity Calls For More To Be Done On Web Accessibility
The charity AbilityNet has issued a letter online urging the Government to do more to encourage web developers to make the internet more accessible to blind people. Steven spoke to Robin Christopherson from the charity to find out more.