–more–> It has been a minute since I have published so I wanted to give a small update. All good stuff! Expanding the business. My business partner and I are in the process of totally giving the website a new look. Whilst I will still be keeping my current domain, the new site should have… Continue reading The winds of change and some small updates.
Author: Sadam
iPhone XS review: The best iPhone from Cupertino yet.
Last year when Apple released the X it was interesting. For the first time, the design was changed. Sporting a 5.8-inch screen, no home button, Face-ID, and coming in at $999 (US price). The phone was a big step for Apple. In 2018 Apple has carried much of those notions into the phone line up… Continue reading iPhone XS review: The best iPhone from Cupertino yet.
iOS 12 review: The best version yet.
Introduction I’ve been using iOS, The operating system that powers iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch since 2009. I still remember my excitement when I got my first 3rd generation iPod Touch with VoiceOver. Back then the 3GS was hot, And the notion of a screen reader on a flat touch-screen device was new. Let us… Continue reading iOS 12 review: The best version yet.
A Brief Market Research Survey
As part of gaining a deeper understanding amongst the blind community I would appreciate your responses to a quick market research survey linked below which seeks to examine current trends amongst our community. Thank you in advance for any feedback given. Create your own user feedback survey
Reviewing Aira, remote access at the touch of a button.
Introduction As blind people, we’re living in quite a magical time. One of my favourite quotes sums it up nicely: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic”. With more and more companies building in access technology to smart phones, we now have the ability to do almost anything from taking University classes from home,… Continue reading Reviewing Aira, remote access at the touch of a button.