Listen to SeroTalk Podcast 153: Scan My Brain There was just a bit of excitement in the air as Jamie, Ricky and Joe recorded this week’s podcast. What sparked all the enthusiasm? If you don’t already know, stick around and you’ll soon find out. After the news, Jamie demonstrates how to send a previously-scanned document to Amazon’s Kindle app using DocuScan Plus.
Amazon Bringing New Accessibility Features to Free Kindle Reading Apps
Kindle for iOS Can Make Siri Read Your Books Aloud (Sort of)
Amazon Kindle for iOS Now Accessible to VoiceOver Users by Justin Romack
National Federation of the Blind Comments on Amazon Kindle App
Amazon Kindle Accessibility: What?!
How to get the Kindle for iOS Accessibility Gestures – Quick Reference Guide
ChangeReaction 2 Is Released for Windows Operating Systems
Free Webinar: NetEcho by Internet Speech
Five Things I Didn’t Know About Writing a Book
iOS Success: Making the iPad Accessible, A Guide for Teachers and Parents
The Human Error with Humanware
Here are the results of a March 2013 survey of computer users with low vision conducted by WebAIM:
Freedom Scientific Announces Departure of Jonathan Mosen
Eric Schmidt Is Right, Using Google Glass Is Weird — Here’s My Experience
Google joins FIDO’s crusade to replace passwords | Security & Privacy
Google’s virtual assistant invades Siri’s turf
Microsoft ‘Mohoro’ Could Be A Whole New Way To Use Windows
Bloomberg: Jony Ive said to be considering ‘more dramatic’ changes to email and calendar amid iOS 7
How much is too much to pay for coffee with Tim Cook?
Roundabout
I’m still here: back online after a year without the internet
Happy birthday, Web! Public Internet turns 20
Sky News: Blind people ‘have better memories’
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