Show Description On this episode, Michael, Aleeha, Leslie, and Jason discuss apps that help them stay fit, productive, and safe online, as we enter the new decade. To that end, if you’re interested to see if any accounts have been hacked, you can visit Have I been pwned. Just enter your email address, and hit… Continue Reading #iACast 140 – Staying Productive In The New Year
Show description On this episode, Michael and Jason discuss the fundamental definition of an app. They also discuss some of the differences between Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android apps, and the methods for developing them. News Android 10 has been released. Apple’s September 10th event will be held at the Steve Jobs Theater. Ad SwiftUI… Continue Reading #iACast 129 – What Is An App
Show Description On this episode, Aleeha and Jason play Ah da** it, a concept game developed by Sam Tupy. Listen as Aleeha encounters zombies, trolls, ghosts that will curse you if they get the chance, bats, balloons, and more. Providing Feedback We love hearing from you, so feel free to send an email to [email protected].… Continue Reading #iACast GameCast 12 – Ah Da** IT – Explicit
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
We get it. Managing all that you have to do in your busy life can be a difficult task. That’s why I have gathered four task management apps for analysis here on the iAccessibility Report. I’ll be analyzing Apple’s Reminders app, Things 3, WunderList, and Trello. All are very powerful apps, with very unique feature… Continue Reading Managing Your Busy Life: Accessible Task Management Apps
Each year, Apple announces their latest software at their Worldwide Developer Conference, and WWDC 2017 starts today. the management staff here at iAccessibility has written down what they would like to see, and is written below. Matt’s wishlist Monday, June 5 is Apple’s World Wide Developer’s Conference (WWDC) where we will most likely see some… Continue Reading What the iA staff would like to see from #WWDC17
Several weeks ago we published our last major podcast on the differences between iOS and Android as our first OSWars podcast. This time we compare the differences between MacOS, Windows and Linux and what everyone uses. Join Aleeha, Thomas, Michael, Matt, and Buddy Brannan as we debate what desktop OS works best. While all of… Continue Reading #iACast 42 OSWars Mac VS Windows VS Linux
On this episode of the iA Cast Aleeha Jason and Michael discuss the Microsoft’s latest update to Windows 10 which is called the Windows 10 Creators Update. Here is what we covered during the episode. Microsoft adds accessible installation of Windows through Narrator Narrator gets Braille support for corded Braille Displays Microsoft adds new voices to… Continue Reading #iACast 41 – I’m Always serious about the Windows 10 Creators Update
Gaming has been a huge portion of technology since the 1980s, and there has really not been a focus on if low vision gamers could play video games or read text. Now, with built in magnification between operating systems low vision users can finally customize their systems so that text can be read and games… Continue Reading Accessible Gaming: Mac Vs Windows
We apologize for the delay in uploading the podcast, but we hope you will enjoy hearing our coverage of the recent Microsoft and Apple Events. The Microsoft Event took place on Wednesday, October 26, and the Apple Event took place on Thursday, October 27. For information about what was released at Microsoft’s Windows 10 Event,… Continue Reading #iACast 25 – Fruit or Flop?