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Episode 34 of “Technically Working” with Michael and Damashe is a candid conversation packed with real-world insights for podcasters and small business owners. They dive into practical tools like Clean Feed, MarsEdit, and Audio Hijack, and discuss the rollercoaster of small business management, including fluctuating incomes and decision-making in business renewals. Damashe brings his tech consulting experience into play, emphasizing the fit of platforms like WordPress and Squarespace for different business needs. They touch on customer engagement, the joy of automating administrative work, financial management challenges, and using social media effectively. It’s an episode filled with relatable experiences, useful tips, and a friendly, knowledgeable vibe, making it a must-listen for those navigating the intersection of technology and small business.

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.In this episode of the iCast, we discuss Apple’s shot on iPhone video, marveling at the quality of videos captured on phones and the potential of USB-C. We speculate about drone footage and editing software while acknowledging Apple’s secrecy. We explore the significance of shooting on iPhones with USB-C and the port configuration of new Macs. Excitement ensues regarding the new Macs and speculation about future releases. The Beatles’ new album and their connection with Apple are highlighted, along with the impact of technology on music production. We address an Apple Watch battery update and recommend Terminology and BeatStar apps. Thanks for tuning in!

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• Marty: Terminology
• Michael: BeatStar

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Welcome back to VO Starter Weekly!

Lesson 5 of VO Starter weekly covers flicking left and right with one finger, and how this will help you navigate different apps on your iPhone, or iPad.

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In this podcast episode, Marty and Lucy discuss Halloween-themed features for Amazon’s Alexa (referred to as “Lady A”) and the new AI feature, Oracle of Light. Lucy shares her experience with the Halloween theme, demonstrating how Alexa responds with themed replies to queries like weather updates. They explore the Oracle of Light skill, highlighting its free and paid versions. The paid version, integrated with ChatGPT, offers more detailed responses and maintains conversation context. Lucy demonstrates this by asking about baking a cake, Dan Fogelberg’s history, and facts about Michigan, including its cities, population, and governor. They also discuss the potential for storing information from Alexa’s responses and compare the accuracy of responses between the free and paid versions of the Oracle of Light skill. The episode concludes with thoughts on the increasing role of AI in everyday technology.

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In today’s episode, we address listener questions about streaming apps, provide updates on upcoming content, and share tips on navigating technical issues. We discuss favorite shows, upcoming podcast episodes, and offer guidance on resolving app compatibility and email setup. Join us for valuable insights and assistance.

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In this episode, I show you how to edit contacts on your phone. Reach the main screen by holding the back button. Access the menu using the down button and select contacts. Find the contact you want to edit and choose the option to edit it. Scroll to the mobile number field, add any missing information, and save the changes.

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Learn how to navigate through a contact’s multiple numbers on the BlindShell Classic 2. Michael Babcock starts with the basics: from the main screen, press and hold the back button. Once you’ve located “Contacts” using the down button, select your desired contact. If they have multiple numbers, such as mobile and work, the BlindShell will present a menu to choose from. Select the number, feel the phone vibrate, and the call connects. It’s that simple and accessible.

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