Iconfactory has created one of the best applications for using Twitter for iOS and macOS, and they have also created an amazing set of keystrokes for users who like to navigate applications with the keyboard. Below is a link to Iconfactory’s list of keystrokes that you can use to navigate the Twitterrific application. Twitterrific Keystrokes… Continue Reading Twitterrific Keystrokes for iOS and Mac
iAccessibility’s training program is now on sale for $15 per hour for a limited time.Head to our training page at iaccessibility.net/training to learn more and to sign up.
iAccessibility’s Michael Doise was on Shelly Brisbin’s podcast the Parallel this week with Shelly and Mathew Cassinelli to discuss Shortcuts and Siri Shortcuts. Head to the link below to listen and learn more about the podcast. Parallel Podcast 9
iAccessibility is proud to announce that version 1.4 of our app has been released to the app store. This version includes new shortcuts to start and stop playback of our live stream, and a shortcut to listen to our ten latest episodes. You must first perform these actions in the app for Siri to find… Continue Reading iAccessibility 1.4 for iOS
The iAccessibility Community is an essential part of our mission to Make Success Accessible, and to that end, we have decided to post all of our potential topics on the iAccessibility website, and on our subredit at https://reddit.com/r/iaccessibility. What we would like you to do is to like or upvote the topics you would like… Continue Reading iACast Topics
As a college student, inaccessible websites, applications, and materials that put barriers in the way of my equal education have been a staple in my college years. The inaccessibility that I have experienced has ranged from useable with great difficulty to not useable at all. If I am lucky, the website has a few unlabeled… Continue Reading The Power of Advocacy: How one Email can Change an Entire Semester
Mastodon has become a very popular social networking platform in the last few weeks, and we at iAccessibility decided to try setting up our own instance for Mastodon. You can learn more about Mastodon at their official site, and you can also join our instance at social.iaccessibility.net
Over the past several years, assistive technology manufacturers have produced eyewear which has promised legally blind individuals the ability to see more than they ever have; however, each device is designed to work with different subsets of users. I have personally tried the Jordy, eSight, NuEyes, and Patriot ViewPoint Glasses. While attending the 2018 National… Continue Reading Patriot ViewPoint – VR Glasses For Low Vision Users
Last year, we started a series of articles discussing if the iPad Pro could replace a more traditional PC solution, and this article continues that series. This time we will be looking at the iPad’s software, comparing the functionality of its suite of applications to the expected norms of those found on a PC. Productivity… Continue Reading What’s a Computer? iPad Software
iAccessibility is proud to announce that we have filled out and turned in paperwork to form an LLC. We have received the results, and we are now officially iAccessibility LLC from this day forward. We are very excited about this news, and we can’t wait to bring you all new products and services in our… Continue Reading A New Chapter for iAccessibility
This episode of the iACast is a combined episode with the iA CodeCast podcast where we discuss everything related to code. On this episode Michael, Aleeha, and Jason discuss how coding can be rewarding and an amazing career opportunity instead of it being a chore. News We start the show by talking about the new… Continue Reading #iACast 86 – Benefits of Code
Aira is a relatively new service that helps the blind navigate their environment and complete tasks by matching them with a trained agent. It has caused quite the stir in the blindness community, and we have heard a lot of success stories from Aira users who have utilized the service to accomplish a variety of… Continue Reading Aira From a Low Vision Perspective