In this episode, Steven and Shaun discuss the confusion surrounding Microsoft Teams and the multiple versions of Outlook.

They also talk about the new Turtle Beach Stealth 700 gaming headset and the challenges of pricing and accessibility for Braille displays.

Listeners share their thoughts on the importance of maintaining accessible websites and the need for more affordable Braille technology. In this conversation, Steven and Shaun discuss the future of Braille technology and the challenges it faces. They explore the cost of Braille displays, the decline in Braille education, and the accessibility features of modern technology, and question whether Braille is still the best option for blind people long term and discuss the importance of training in using screen readers and other accessible technologies.

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On the show today Steven and Shaun discuss various topics including the new studio setup, the MX keys keyboard, and the future of Google Chrome OS.

They touch on the updates to Chrome OS that benefit users of ChromeVox, such as better PDF support and a new read-aloud mode. The hosts express their thoughts on the potential of Chrome OS in education and the workplace, as well as the importance of accessibility in technology.

In this conversation, Shaun and Steven discuss the frustration of reader mode not working consistently on websites, the benefits of using RSS readers, and the importance of focusing on apps for different platforms.

They also touch on the closure of AppleVis and the uncertainty surrounding OrCam's exit from the visual aid market. The conversation highlights the challenges of affordability and sustainability in the assistive tech industry, as well as the impact of subscription models on end users.

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On this episode of Double Tap, Steven and Shaun dived into a debate about whether trains have wheels, sparking the usual Double Tap chaos.

They also discussed Google's controversial actions towards tech influencers, threatening them to prefer Pixel phones. The hosts explored the blurred lines between sponsored content and genuine reviews in the tech industry. They also touched on the challenges faced by smaller content creators in maintaining transparency with their audience.

Additionally, they shared insights on the potential release of the Hable 2 Braille input device and Steven's experience with his tremor.

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On Double Tap today, Steven and Shaun discussed various topics, including their struggles with resisting the temptation of a chocolate bar.

On the tech side, the guys dive into the intricacies of setting up and using Blink security cameras and doorbells, sharing insights on motion detection sensitivity and smart speaker alerts. The conversation shifted to exploring smart lighting options for outdoor spaces, comparing solar lights to LED options, and introducing Govee smart lights and strip lighting.

The hosts also delved into the functionality of the Elgato Stream Deck and its integration with smart lights for visual cues during microphone usage. Additionally, they touched on the challenges of finding accessible alternatives to the Stream Deck, discussing potential solutions for customizable keyboards.

The episode further delved into the potential integration of assistive technologies like Be My Eyes or Envision with Meta's smart glasses, reflecting on the implications of such collaborations. The hosts also shared insights on the future of assistive technology, considering the impact of AI advancements on screen readers and specialized tools.

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In today’s show, Steven and Shaun discuss various topics including the BitLocker recovery key problem, smart power strips, inclusive language, and the need for a computer system specifically designed for blind people.

They also hear an email from listener Glendon, who shares his thoughts on the blind community's need for a toolbox of icebreakers and conversation starters to help sighted people feel more comfortable when talking to blind individuals.

They also explore the use of AirTags for tracking pets and share updates from listeners on the subject, and they talk about the challenges blind people face when navigating public spaces.

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In this episode of Double Tap on YouTube, Steven and Shaun discuss the challenges of indoor and outdoor cooking, how AI could soon better understand our emotions, and how our friend Michael is getting on in his new setup.

We start with our good friend Kayaker who joins the show to talk about how he enjoys good cookout during the summer months. He shares his experience with Weber grills, how he uses talking thermometers for food prep and Shaun shares how he uses an airfryer to cook at home safely.

Next up another good friend of the show, Michael Babcock, joins the guys again to talk about his recent house move and what he’s changed in his new setup. Michael has gone for a simple setup but a powerful one. He talks about the use of his Audient Evo 8 audio interface to help him navigate audio meetings and control his audio workflow for podcasting. Plus he shares top tips on how to set up even a large open garage space for recording and meetings.

And finally Steven talks to Alan Cowen, behind a new company called Hume AI, that is creating a more personalized AI experience, not just the voice itself but also being able to recognize your emotions as you speak to it.

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Today on the show Steven and Shaun talk about setting up studio equipment, using USB over Ethernet, HDMI over Ethernet, and HDMI audio extractors.

They also discuss the accessibility of Apple TV, the benefits of Loopback software, and the importance of speaking out as a community. There’s also a listener email about the proposed cuts to the Technology For Life team at RNIB.

The conversation explores the use of inspirational stories and language in the disability community, as well as the challenges faced in employment opportunities. The hosts and listeners discuss the impact of highlighting inspirational stories and the need for a balance. They also touch on the importance of inclusive language and the role of organizations in promoting inclusivity. The conversation also coincides with a discussion on the difficulties faced in finding employment and the need for legislation to enforce inclusivity.

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Today on the show Steven and Shaun discuss various technology-related topics, including the challenges of technology failures, the importance of accessibility in software and hardware, and the need for improved accessibility in popular apps like Ecamm and Stream Deck.

They also touch on the benefits of touch typing and the potential usefulness of Braille keyboard stickers. In this part of the conversation, Steven and Shaun discuss the importance of touch typing and learning Braille.

They also read and respond to listener emails about accessible televisions, standing desks, and the lack of audio description options.

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