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Quick Tip: Bypass iOS Wi-Fi requirement

August 2, 2016 by Michael Doise

There are some occasions where you might want to download something on your iOS device but you are told that you must have a Wi-Fi connection. Here is how you can get around this obstacle. Just remember though that this will take up your data plan but if you are wanting to try this then… Continue Reading Quick Tip: Bypass iOS Wi-Fi requirement

Get Me some Accessibility

May 10, 2016 by Michael Doise

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

#iACast 14: Wi-Pi

December 8, 2017March 2, 2016 by Michael Doise

Episode notes ON this episode of iA Cast we discuss the latest Apple news, and we talk about the new version of the Raspberry Pi, a $35 computer that can fit in your pocket We discuss that Sony is bringing their streaming PlayStation game playing service to the Mac, and the latest in gaming news.… Continue Reading #iACast 14: Wi-Pi

#iACast 12 – Digital Accessible Art!

December 8, 2017February 15, 2016 by Michael Doise

Image of Apple Pencil being used with iPad Pro on flat surface

Episode Notes It has been since December since we recorded a new podcast, so here is what we have covered this week. We discussed the updates that have been made here at iAccessibility concerning the podcast and our website. Review of the new iPhone 6s battery case Discuss the pros and cons of removing the… Continue Reading #iACast 12 – Digital Accessible Art!

Speculation: Penciling in OS X?

January 29, 2016 by Michael Doise

Many writers at iMore have stated that Mac OS X is not designed to be a touch based operating system. This is because the programs are not built to work with a touch interface, but what if a team were to build apps for iOS that did the same as Mac OS X but for… Continue Reading Speculation: Penciling in OS X?

Pairing Apple Pencil with iPad Pro

April 19, 2016January 24, 2016 by Michael Doise

This weekend I received my Apple Pencil, and the first thing I did was get my iPad Pro and pair it with the Apple Pencil. The process is very simple and will take less than a minute. Here is how you pair the two devices. Pairing the Apple Pencil The Apple Pencil has a magnetic… Continue Reading Pairing Apple Pencil with iPad Pro

New Q&A Post on iOS 9.3 from iMore

January 11, 2016 by Michael Doise

iOS has been changing a lot this year, and Apple has seeded beta 1 of iOS 9.3 to developers. iMore has written a great question and answer post on this update and you can read it by going to the link below.

iMore – iOS 9.3 FAQ: What you need to know!

Is the new Smart Battery Case worth a hump?

January 5, 2016 by Michael Doise

Late last year, Apple released the new Smart Battery Case for the iPhone 6s. This battery was created for the iPhone 6s only as the 6s Plus contains 1/3 more battery power than the smaller phone. So is this case worth spending $100 for better battery life, and is it worth the hump on its… Continue Reading Is the new Smart Battery Case worth a hump?

Learning Xcode with VoiceOver

January 4, 2016January 4, 2016 by Michael Doise

Are you a blind or low vision user of the Mac and want to know if you can use Xcode to build apps for iOS or for the Mac? Alex Hall over at AppleVis has written a great guide to show new readers how to use Xcode with Apple’s screen reader VoiceOver.

A VoiceOver User’s Guide to Xcode

Cortana, Microsoft’s Personal assistant for iOS

April 19, 2016December 10, 2015 by Michael Doise

Microsoft has created its own personal assistant for iOS, and its name is Cortana. Cortana is a character from the Halo video games that assists the main hero on his quests. She is an AI that works within the main character’s helmet, which is why Microsoft chose to use her name for its personal assistant.… Continue Reading Cortana, Microsoft’s Personal assistant for iOS

Is it an iPad Pro, or is it just a big iPad?

February 16, 2016November 21, 2015 by Michael Doise

So recently, Apple released the iPad Pro, and promised that this device would be a computer alternative, so have decided to do as many have done and try to use the iPad as a main computer. In many wyas, the iPad Pro has things that are better than an iMac or Macbook, and in some… Continue Reading Is it an iPad Pro, or is it just a big iPad?

Quick Tip: How to pair Magic Keyboard with iOS Devices

December 30, 2015November 6, 2015 by Michael Doise

The Magic Keyboard is the newest keyboard from Apple and it offers a new sleek and slim design. The nicest feature of the keyboard is its multiple uses with devices. This keyboard can be a wireless keyboard for iOS and Mac, or a wired Mac or PC keyboard. To pair the Magic Keyboard with an… Continue Reading Quick Tip: How to pair Magic Keyboard with iOS Devices

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