The Braille Challenge is coming to Alexa
Do you have the Amazon Echo with Alexa? If so, then you will soon be able to test your knowledge of Braille by playing the Braille Challenge game on the Amazon Echo, which is coming soon.
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Is Fasten Fascinating?
Fasten is a new ride sharing service that has moved to Austin to help fill the void from Lyft and Uber, but is Fasten accessible? Fasten Accessibility Fasten is the latest app to offer ride sharing in Austin and When I downloaded the app I was able to sign up, set my start and destination,… Continue Reading Is Fasten Fascinating?
How to control Apple TV with your Apple Watch via @iMore
http://www.imore.com/how-control-your-apple-tv-remote-app-apple-watch
How to type instead of talk to Siri via @iMore
http://www.imore.com/how-type-instead-talk-siri
How to use the Keyboard Viewer on your Mac via @iMore
http://www.imore.com/how-use-keyboard-viewer-your-mac
Apple releases iTunes 12.4.1 with VoiceOver fixes and more via @iMore
http://www.imore.com/apple-releases-itunes-1241-voiceover-fixes-and-more
How to use Apple Music in the Music app on Apple TV via @iMore
http://www.imore.com/how-use-apple-music-music-app-apple-tv
First Look: Ride Austin
There have been many new ridesharing services to enter Austin since Lyft and Uber have left us, but one stands out and may be the one service to rule them all. Ride Austin is an app developed by local Austin tech companies and the app is a nonprofit service. The developers have promised that the… Continue Reading First Look: Ride Austin
Is FARE Fair?
Many companies have swooped in to the Austin area to pick up the slack that Lyft and Uber have left, but as we always do here at iAccessibility, we must ask if we can use that app for that, and if Fare is fair. App Accessibility with FARE A few weeks ago I reviewed Get… Continue Reading Is FARE Fair?
Get Me some Accessibility
With everything that has happened in Austin and with other cities with ridesharing, we find ourselves without the services we come to rely on and must attempt to use similar services to fill the void. Get Me, a service supported by the City of Austin, is one such service, but is Get Me’s app accessible?… Continue Reading Get Me some Accessibility
Square Cash for Android with Talkback
Last week I had the chance to play with Square Cash for Android. Square Cash is an app for iOS and Android that lets its users send money between users without each party incurring a fee. Cash for iOS has been relatively accessible, allowing blind and low vision users the ability to send money effectively… Continue Reading Square Cash for Android with Talkback
Echo Accessibility
In 2014, Amazon released the beta version of its Echo device that lets users speak and get answers to questions. The Echo seems to be Amazon’s version of Siri, but with a few features Siri does not have. I just purchased an Echo, and have loved my experience with this device. The Echo will always… Continue Reading Echo Accessibility