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Category Archive for 'Blind/Low Vision Aids '

VisionConnect™ is a new, free, accessible app for iPhones and iPads from the American Foundation for the Blind that gives support to people losing their vision. VisionConnect™ provides: A directory of services searchable by service, zip code, and distance, available in the U.S. and Canada. Resources and tips for living independently with a visual impairment. […]

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Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP The PenFriend, which has been with us for several years, has had an update. The all new PenFriend2 is smaller and easier to operate. I bought mine from www.maxiaids.com, which had the lowest price at the time, but amazon.com lists them for $129 as of the time […]

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The 22 Point Blog focuses on mobile accessibility issues, especially those related to low vision issues within mobile applications and devices. With topics ranging from magnification apps to camera apps for blind/low vision users, this blog covers a range of topics that readers can gain great information from.

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NVDA Remote has landed! Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP Remote access to another computer has been commonplace for years–that is if a screen reader is not required. In an office environment, this means trouble shooting another machine or system administration duties are impossible if assistive technology is required. Now there is a […]

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Upgrades to the KNFB Reader Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP Less than a year after its initial release, there is exciting news for the KNFB Reader app.  Perhaps most importantly, iOS will no longer be the exclusive home to KNFB.  In the near future, the Android app will also be available. This […]

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Indoor Navigation Contributed by Joel Zimba, Special Projects Coordinator, MDTAP Getting directions to a destination via GPS has become common place. The details of how it works depend on satellites and cell towers and map data and imps. Do not under-estimate the power of the imps. The problem is that the imps only play outside. […]

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