Show Description

On this episode of the iACast Michael introduces Marty Sobo, and Michael Babcock who discuss their podcast called Unmute Presents, which is joining the iACast Network.

During this episode, we discuss the removal of Microsoft Soundscapes from the app store, and the fact that it is now open source.

Microsoft Soundsape on GitHub

One interesting news topic that we discuss is the new AI voices for Apple Books.

Digital narration for Audiobooks – Apple Books

Out last news topic was that Amazon may evaluate what Echo devices they sell as Alexa costs them $10 Billion a year.

We also discuss our tech predictions for this year in this episode.

Picks

• Marty Sobo: AirBuddy for Mac
• Michael Babcock: BARD Mobile for BlindShell Classic 2
• Lauren Bradford: DCanes
• Michael Doise: ChatGPT

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Show Description

On this episode of the iACast recorded in September of 2022, Michael Doise, Michael Babcock, Taylor Arndt, Leslie Dickson, and Jim Barbour discuss the latest tech news, and compare the OrCam devices to the Envision Glasses.

Links

• OrCam
• Envision

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Episode Notes

Show Description

On this episode, Michael and Taylor discuss Apple’s event. The Apple Watch 8 and altra , iPhone 14, new airpods pro, and more were all anounced.

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