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Lesson 3 of VO Starter weekly covers the iOS Accessibility Shortcut. We discuss how to configure this feature, and how to activate it.

This is the final episode of this section of VO Starter weekly. We will be back soon with a new section with more exciting lessons.

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In this episode, we provide step-by-step instructions for listeners to locate and add a podcast to their podcast application. We guide them on how to open the app and add a podcast, as well as how to initiate dictation using the side button on their phone. After adding the podcast, we discuss the options available, such as subscribing, accessing the list of episodes, and getting details of the podcast. We highlight the description of the specific podcast we’re discussing, which is “Talk tech if you’re blind or partially sighted and have an interest in technology. This is the show for you.” We express our desire for the phone to provide a summary or description during the search but mention that unfortunately, it doesn’t provide a notification. We encourage listeners to go into the podcast itself to see the details and inform them that there are 26 options available, urging them to proceed by double-tapping.

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In this episode, we announce upcoming changes and the merger with IACAST. We answer tech questions about calendar issues, video streaming, and website accessibility. We discuss OCR apps, alternatives to a hacked weather app, a tablet stand, and Mac’s Stage Manager. We provide steps for downloading books, address technical difficulties, and answer various device-specific queries. We thank listeners and wrap up the episode.

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In this episode, we cover a range of topics and make exciting announcements. We ask listeners for shout-outs to Doug, introduce a new segment, and discuss our smartphone experiences. We talk about fitness competitions, pizza, food delivery fees, and automatic tipping systems. We also address a bug with the Smart Vision 3 phone and provide updates on contacting us and an accessibility expert.

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1. Introduction:
   – Discussion about the inspiration for this episode from the latest DoubleTap show where host Sean talks about recording applications that may not be fully accessible.
2. Main Content:
   – Detailed walkthrough on how to record an iPhone screen and include voiceover, a useful tool for developers to understand accessibility challenges.
   – Topics covered:
   • Navigating an iPhone 12 without a home button.
   • Adding the screen recording feature to the control center.
   • Reordering controls in the control center for screen recording.
   • Starting and stopping screen recording.
   • Sharing the recorded video with developers.
3. Conclusion:
   – Recap of the process and its potential benefits for app developers and users.
   – Invitation for listeners to reach out with any questions or comments.
4. Contact Information:
   – Encouragement for listeners to reach out on Mastodon at payown, P-A-Y-O-W-N, at unmute.community with any questions or feedback.

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In this episode of Friday Finds, we share good news about the resolution of the iOS 17 braille display bug. We also discuss a smart headband called EYECAN, designed to assist blind individuals in navigating swimming pools. We explore the changing landscape of social media and the emergence of platforms offering more control. Additionally, we mention the development of a language model for robotic dogs and express gratitude to our listeners.# You can tune into this call live every Tuesday.

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