Raspberry Pi Logo
Episode notes ON this episode of iA Cast we discuss the latest Apple news, and we talk about the new version of the Raspberry Pi, a $35 computer that can fit in your pocket We discuss that Sony is bringing their streaming PlayStation game playing service to the Mac, and […]

Wi-Pi


iPad Classroom iOS 9.3
Episode Show Notes On this episode of iA Cast we discuss the following Discussed the Apple VS FBI case. To learn more, visit http://www.apple.com/customer-letter Discussed the Uber driver tragedy and how this could effect Lyft and Uber. Discussed new releases from Mobile World Congress this week. Discussed New betas and […]

Apple Problems


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Episode Notes It has been since December since we recorded a new podcast, so here is what we have covered this week. We discussed the updates that have been made here at iAccessibility concerning the podcast and our website. Review of the new iPhone 6s battery case Discuss the pros […]

Digital Accessible Art!



Apple Smart Battery Case for iPhone 6s
Episode Notes On this episode of iA Cast recorded on December 21, 2015, I discuss the following topics. Changes to iAccessibility’s home page and why there have not been podcast episodes. The iPhone 6s battery case and why people #lovethehump or #hatethehump. Problems with Apple Music and previous libraries.

What’s With the Hump?


This week on the iA Cast, we discuss the following topics. Michael’s confusion about the iPhone reservation process The New Apple TV, and how it works Release date of iOS 9 and Mac OS X El Capitan Discussion of BlindSquare and AroundMe apps Discussion of state of Android accessibility Apple […]

The Apple Waiting Game


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Many writers at iMore have stated that Mac OS X is not designed to be a touch based operating system. This is because the programs are not built to work with a touch interface, but what if a team were to build apps for iOS that did the same as […]

Speculation: Penciling in OS X?



Image of Apple Pencil being used with iPad Pro on flat surface
This weekend I received my Apple Pencil, and the first thing I did was get my iPad Pro and pair it with the Apple Pencil. The process is very simple and will take less than a minute. Here is how you pair the two devices. Pairing the Apple Pencil The […]

How to pair the Apple Pencil with iPad Pro


iPad Classroom iOS 9.3
iOS has been changing a lot this year, and Apple has seeded beta 1 of iOS 9.3 to developers. iMore has written a great question and answer post on this update and you can read it by going to the link below. iMore – iOS 9.3 FAQ: What you need […]

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Amazon has created many devices over the years for reading books, but their latest Kindle devices have proven to be very successful. This week I upgraded from the Kindle Paperwhite to the Kindle Voyage which has new features and better low vision accessibility improvements. Here is what you can expect […]

Low Vision Reading with Kindle Voyage



Apple Smart Battery Case for iPhone 6s
Late last year, Apple released the new Smart Battery Case for the iPhone 6s. This battery was created for the iPhone 6s only as the 6s Plus contains 1/3 more battery power than the smaller phone. So is this case worth spending $100 for better battery life, and is it […]

Is the new Smart Battery Case worth a hump?


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Apple has a release cycle of a new product each year whether it be computers, phones or other hardware, but does Apple need a new Apple Watch this year? Advantages of a new Apple Watch model The advantages of a new Apple Watch this year would be that Apple could […]

Should there be a new Apple Watch in 2016?


Screenshot of XCode
Are you a blind or low vision user of the Mac and want to know if you can use Xcode to build apps for iOS or for the Mac? Alex Hall over at AppleVis has written a great guide to show new readers how to use Xcode with Apple’s screen […]