Redefining What It Means to Be a Smart Worker From Touching Screens to Touching Lives As a modern-day Communication Manager, I often say I’m not a hard worker — I’m a smart worker. My smartphone is my magic wand. Each morning, the gentle voice of VoiceOver whispers my alarm in…
Digital Doors Shut: Why Subway’s Inaccessible App Violates the Right to Equal Access
Accessibility Is a Human Right: Why We Are Boycotting Subway Over Its Inaccessible App At Accessible Technology Solutions (ATS), our mission is to advocate for true digital equality. Unfortunately, the current state of the Subway mobile application serves as a stark and unacceptable example of corporate indifference. This post addresses…
Mac is the Truck, iPad is the Future: Why I Switched to iPadOS 26 as My Primary Professional Machine
The iPad: From Sidekick to Solo Act – How iPadOS 26 Finally Made it My Main Machine Table of Contents Introduction: The iPad’s Evolving Role iPadOS 26: The Game Changer Personal and Professional Use Cases iPad vs. Mac: A Shifting Landscape Accessibility and Continuous Innovation Conclusion: The iPad’s Future Introduction:…
Looking at Apple’s iPhone 17 event, Why I won’t be upgrading, After 16 years of doing so.
The iPhone 17 Event: A Disappointing Day for the Discerning Australian Tech Consumer As managers and consultants in the tech space, we at ATS are always looking at new products and services through a pragmatic lens. Our primary focus is on how technology can enhance productivity and create a frictionless…
a day in the life of a blind professional, A true case study of the accessibility of Meta’s Smart Glasses
My Friday with the Meta Glasses: A Review from a Blind Professional As the founder of Accessible Technology Solutions, I’ve had the privilege of testing countless devices designed to bridge the gap between technology and a diverse range of abilities. This past Friday, I had a unique opportunity to put…