#iACast 52 – Music Streaming Services

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On this episode of the iA Cast, Michael, Jason, Aleeha, Dan, Matt and Anne discuss the different music streaming services and which ones everyone uses and why. Here is the list of services. Music – Apple spotify.com – Try Spotify Premium – All the music you’ll ever need‎ Deezer – Try Flow. Download and listen… Continue Reading #iACast 52 – Music Streaming Services

#iACast 43 – When One Door Closes

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On this episode of the iA Cast, Michael, Aleeha Aaron, and Matt return to the traditional news format of the podcast and discuss the following items. The MP3 Is Officially Dead, According To Its Creators : The Record : NPR from NPR Window-Eyes is No More, How We Got to This Point and What’s Next …From… Continue Reading #iACast 43 – When One Door Closes

#iACast 35 – Hands Free Purchasing Power

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Welcome to our latest episode of the iA Cast. This week we discuss the following topics. NVDA gets a big update to NVDA 2017.1rc1 NVDA 2017.1rc1 released ZoomText 11 released ZoomText site Roger app becomes Fika.io RogerTalk website Fika.io Replacements for Roger Google Allo WhatsApp Zello Hands free mode with the Amazon Tap announced Amazon… Continue Reading #iACast 35 – Hands Free Purchasing Power

Quick Tip: Get Custom Alerts From Google Alerts

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Ever wanted to know if something gets posted on the web about you or an interest that you follow? Google has a service called Google alerts to help with that. How does it work Google Alerts is a service that lets you sign up for email alerts for many popular topics. They also have a… Continue Reading Quick Tip: Get Custom Alerts From Google Alerts

#iACast 27 – Backdoor

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Hello, and welcome to another delayed edition of our podcast! We are hopeful that our schedule will be a little more regular soon, so we hope you all are sticking with us. In this episode, which was recorded on November 16, 2016, we cover the following topics: A Backdoor to ChinaHow would you feel if… Continue Reading #iACast 27 – Backdoor

Google Home First impressions

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We are entering a market where the internet connected products that is controlled via voice is starting to get competitive. Up until now Amazon’s Echo has been the well-known product on the block. Now, in November 2016, Google Home is released. In this review, I hope to talk about how Google Home stacks up against… Continue Reading Google Home First impressions

#iACast 26 – Dial It Up

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Welcome to episode 26 of the #IACast! This episode was recorded on November 9, 2016. Listen to this podcast to hear Michael, Jessica, Daniel, and Jason discuss the following topics: Accessible VotingAre you over 18 and a United States citizen? If so, we hope you voted in this year’s election. If you did not, because… Continue Reading #iACast 26 – Dial It Up

#iACast 23 – Hello Again

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Thank you for checking out #IACast, episode 23! In this episode, we discuss the following: Google Pixel Reviews are HereReviews are out for the Google Pixel and Google Pixel XL. Do people love it? Hate it? Does it have the best camera ever? We give our thoughts on the podcast, but here’s a couple of… Continue Reading #iACast 23 – Hello Again

#iACast 21 – Pixelation

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Hello, and welcome to IA Cast, episode 21! A lot has happened in the last week, including: Two Apple iPhones made the news in an explosive way. Should you be concerned?First, an iPhone 7 exploded during the shipping process, and then a college student’s iPhone 6 Plus exploded during class. Isolated incidents? We think so.No,… Continue Reading #iACast 21 – Pixelation

Review: Google Allo Accessibility

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Clearly in competition with Apple’s iMessage, and other messaging services, Google recently released Allo – a messaging app for Android and iOS. Most of its features are very similar to iMessage, with a few exceptions. First of all, as stated above, unlike iMessage, Allo is cross-platform. That means, regardless of whether you’re rocking an iPhone… Continue Reading Review: Google Allo Accessibility