The BrailleSense 6: Better, Faster, Familiar
by Karl Belanger
Posts In: Access Technology
Tech Review: The Chameleon 20 Braille Display from APH
The Chameleon 20 is one of two new Braille displays from the American Printing House for the Blind.
Equal Access in Education: An NFB Priority
As schools reopen this fall, some virtually, some in person, and some in a hybridized format, blind students may encounter new and challenging accessibility barriers. Some students already have.
Access Technology Detection as an App Permission: A Possible Solution
“This app would like access to your location.”
“This website would like to access the microphone.”
Tech Review: The Mantis Q40 Braille Display from APH
Who would win in a boxing match, a mantis or a scorpion? We’re not sure, but the Mantis Q40 Braille display definitely scored big in our latest tech review.
Files, Files Everywhere: Storing Your Documents in the Cloud
With work and school increasingly being done remotely, especially with the current COVID-19 situation, accessing files from multiple devices is becoming ever more important.
Dungeon Crawling on Your Alexa Device: A Review of “The Cursed Painting”
Ever since the first Amazon Echo came on the scene, gaming has been a popular feature. The first games were simple trivia or quiz games, but they have become more and more advanced as time has passed.
Type in Braille with the TalkBack Braille Keyboard for Your Android Device
In iOS 8, Apple released Braille Screen Input, which let Voiceover users type in Braille on their devices. Since then it has become a very popular feature among blind users.