Editor's Page
Pokemon GO: Elevating the Conversation around Accessible Gaming
Product Evaluations and Guides
An Accessibility Review of the Fire TV with VoiceView from Amazon
by Bill Holton
If you own an Apple TV and wish you could also accessibly stream Prime Video on your home TV, the $40 cost of a Fire TV makes it an affordable option. The Fire TV VoiceView Preview is by no means a finished product. But it does most of what it needs to do to allow you to watch Prime Videos or accessibly purchase and play a movie or TV episode.
The Current State of ChromeVox Next (Beta), a Screen Reader for Chrome OS
by Aaron Preece
Some needed commands are not yet implemented and there are issues with some controls and applications in this beta version, but even in its current state, ChromeVox Next can enhance the Chromebook user experience for people with vision loss.
Low Vision Access Technology
Choose the Right Electronic Magnifier, Part 3: Handheld Magnifiers
by Shelly Brisbin and Lee Huffman
In this article, we'll focus on electronic magnifier products with the goal of helping you identify the features you need, and answering the question: given so many options, who needs a standalone electronic magnifier, anyway?
Interviews
by Aaron Preece
The Aware app is a new indoor navigation solution from Sensible Innovations. To learn more about the app's development, I spoke with Rasha Said, the founder of Sensible Innovations and the mind behind the Aware app.
Book Reviews
by Deborah Kendrick
National Braille Press and Anna Dresner have, once again, produced a manual that many blind and low vision iOS device users will find indispensable as a guide for learning or refining their understanding of the iPhone and iOS 9. The book is wonderfully organized and blissfully clear.
AccessWorld News
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