#iACast UnboxCast 32 – Lenovo Flex

Lenovo Flex

Show Description

On this episode, Aleeha, Michael, and Jeff Molzow unbox the Lenovo Flex, a 2-in-1 laptop. Aleeha also removes the SSD from Jeff’s previous laptop, and installs it onto the Flex.

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#iACast DemoCast 18 – Seeing AI New Features

Seeing AI icon

Show Description

On this episode, Jason gives a brief overview of the Seeing AI app for iOS, and then he demonstrates some of the newer features of the app. These include person recognition, exploring photos, and reordering/hiding channels. You can find Seeing AI on the App Store. For a more in-depth look, check out or original DemoCast.

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#iACast 112 – #CSUNATC19 Advice and Q&A

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Show Description

On this episode of the iACast, Aleeha, Jeff, Jason, Sarah, and Shelly discuss goals and expectations for attending the CSUN Assistive Technology 2019 Conference (meeting in Anaheim California). Sarah and Jason are unable to attend CSUN, and this year will be Aleeha’s first conference; so as veteran CSUN attendees, Jeff, Michael, and shelly answer their questions and provide advice for making the most of the CSUN experience.

Don’t forget to check out Shelly’s book iOS Access for All, which is a great resource for getting the most out of your IOS devices.

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Picks

• Jason: JBL EVEREST™ 710GA bluetooth headset

• Jeff: The We’re Alive Podcast

• Sarah: The News Break iOS app

• Shelly: The Kingston Mobile Lite G3 Pro

• Aleeha: Postmates

• Michael: Tasker

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#iAUnboxCast 27 – Surface Pro

Surface Pro 6 with pen

Show Description

Aleeha and Michael unbox the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 + Type Cover, along with the Thule laptop sleeve.

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iAUnboxCast 23 – Invoke Smart Speaker

Graphite Harmon Kardon Invoke speaker

On this episode of the iA UnboxCast, Aleeha, Michael, Allison, and Meaghan unbox the Invoke speaker from Harman Kardon and Microsoft.

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iA UnboxCast 22 – BrailleSense Polaris

Braille Sense Polaris

On this episode of the iA UnboxCast, Meaghan, Allison, Aleeha, and Jason unbox the BrailleSense Polaris from HIMS Inc. Meaghan also goes through a portion of the tutorial that is presented as part of the setup process, as well as items you’ll find in the device’s menus.

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#iACast GameCast 7 – Feer

Startup screen for the game Feer with background and words in middle of screen.

On this episode of the iA GameCast, Aleeha and Jason demo a game called Feer.

In this game, you are running from zombies, collecting lights and power-ups, and completing quests. The game is an endless runner which features both audio and visual elements. How many zombies can Aleeha survive? Listen and find out.

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#iACast UnboxCast 21 – iPhone XS Max and Apple Watch Series 4

iPhone XS Max Box

On this episode of the iA UnboxCast, Allison, Scott, Chelsea and Matt unbox and set up Apple’s just released iPhone XS Max and Apple Watch Series 4.

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#iACast 90 – Managing Your Finances With Technology

Square Cash app icon

On this episode of the iACast, Michael, Aleeha and Scott discuss apps you can use to manage your finances. These include:

  • Chase: The app allows a Chase Bank customer to manage their accounts from a mobile phone. Apps are available for iOS and Android.
  • Wells Fargo Mobile app: You can manage your accounts, check your balance and more if you are a Wells Fargo customer. You can install the app for both iOS and Android.
  • Mint: This is a money manager and financial tracking app. It is available for iOS and Android.
  • PayPal: This app allows you to send and receive money, make purchases, and keep track of your spending. It is available for both iOS and Android..
  • Zelle: This app allows you to send and receive money from bank account to another. Zelle is also integrated into apps for a lot of US banks. It is available for both iOS and Android.
  • Apple Pay Cash: This is a feature of the Wallet app that is part of iOS. It is a virtual card that you can add money to or withdrawal money from. You can also send money to or request money from other Apple Pay Cash users. You can learn more about Apple Pay Cash from Apple’s support site.
  • Venmo: This app allows you to send and receive money. You can also use it to make purchases from online stores. It is available for both iOS and Android.
  • Square Cash: This app also allows you to send and receive money. You can also have a debit card mailed to you that you can then use to make purchases. It is available for both iOS and Android.
  • Credit Karma: This app allows you to keep on top of your credit scores as well as file your taxes with Credit Karma Tax. It is available for both iOS and Android.
  • Google Pay: This app allows you to send money to friends as well as make purchases securely online. It is available for both iOS and Android.
  • Apple Pay: With Apple Pay, you can send and receive money using Apple Pay Cash, and make purchases in stores, apps, and websites that support it. Apple Pay is part of iOS. You can learn more bi visiting the Apple Pay website.
  • Samsung Pay: With Samsung Pay, you can pay for things from within apps and stores. You can also add gift and membership cards so they’re there when you need them. You can download the app for Android if you have a qualifying Samsung device.
  • Acorns: This is an investment app that allows you to easily grow your stocks and bonds. The app is available for both iOS and Android.
  • IRS2Go: This app assists you with filing your taxes and more. You can check the status of a refund, and even make a payment right from your phone. The app is available for both iOS and Android.

Also discussed is Apple becoming the first company in the U.S to be valued at one-trillion dollars.

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This week’s picks include:

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#iACast GameCast 4 – Sonarium

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On this episode of the iA GameCast, Jason and Aleeha review Sonarium. This audio adventure game is set in a cyber dystopia. You play as a discarded android who finds itself left on a trash heap. After running diagnostics, you find that you have no functioning optical sensors. You are compelled to search for components to repair them, while avoiding monsters in the process.

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#iACast 88 – Beta Comparisons

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On this episode of the #iACast, Michael, Jason and Scott discuss the differences between the Apple, Microsoft, and Android beta programs.

We also discuss an overheating issue that affected some 2018 MacBook Pros. While Apple has released a software update that is said to fix the overheating problem, the update was not yet available at the time of recording.

We talk about Apple’s release of the Shortcuts app as a TestFlight beta for developers, Aira shipping Horizon kits, the new photo description features found in the latest update to Seeing AI, and the release of the fourth developer beta of iOS 12.

 

Our ad for this week is the announcement of iAccessibility becoming an LLC.

Michael’s weekly pick is the

Nintendo Switch, Jason’s pick is an app called My Contacts Backup. This app lets you export your contacts as a vCard that you can then import back into a contact manager or a service such as iCloud. Scott’s pick is a food delivery app called MyTown2Go.

 

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#iACast Unbox Cast 19 – Horizon Glasses #NFB18

Michael Doise wearing Horizon Glasses From Aira

On this episode of the iA Unbox cast, Aleeha, Michael and Meaghan unbox the new Horizon glasses from Aira while attending the NFB 2018 convention. Aleeha also takes a quick look at Chloe, the virtual voice assistant used to control the Horizon phone.

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