On today's show Steven and Shaun discuss their experiences with their new dogs and the joy they bring to their lives. They also talk about the new line of Barbie dolls that represent different disabilities, including blindness.

Steven shares his recent purchases of Microsoft accessories, including the Microsoft Audio Dock and USB-C speaker.

Steven is also joined by blind content creator Claire Sisk to discuss the new blind Barbie and the importance of representation in toys. They explore the potential impact of blind Barbie in educating children about disabilities and breaking stereotypes.

Regular contributor Gregg in Arizona joins the chat to share his thoughts on the All Terrain Cane, Meta Ray Ban smart glasses and the Rabbit R1.

The conversation continues with a voicemail from a listener asking for tips on how to download Shaun's podcast.

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In this episode, Steven and Shaun discuss the upcoming release of Google's new Chromecast device and iRobot's Roomba Combo 10 Max robot vacuum and mop.

There's also listener emails commenting on Steven's alleged bias towards Apple devices and his negative portrayal of Android smartphone which he challenges, and Grandpa Peter from the South of England shares the different ways he uses his iPhone SE.

Plus there's lots of talk about keyboards shortcuts including a new one for JAWS' Picture Smart feature, and a hidden keyboard shortcut for enabling the screen curtain in NVDA.

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In this episode of Double Tap, Steven and Shaun discuss the return of Google Glass, Shaun's experience setting up an Apple TV 4K, and Steven's discovery of Copilot on his PC.

They also share a listener's song dedicated to the Double Tap team from listener Brian that is a love letter to the audience and our email reader Laura.

The hosts also explore the popularity of the Meta Ray-Bans and the potential for innovation in the smart glasses market. They also touch on the battery life of smart glasses and the importance of brand recognition.

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In this episode, Steven and Shaun discuss the controversy surrounding the use of the term "visually impaired," and the different perspectives within the blind community.

They explore the importance of language and how it can shape perceptions and attitudes towards blindness.

They also discuss employment opportunities for people with disabilities and the challenges they face, and when they finally get round to talking tech, they chat about the Seleste smart glasses, the Beats Pill speaker, and accessible blood pressure monitors. There's also mention of the Blink video doorbell and an invite to listeners to share their experiences with accessible doorbells.

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In this episode of Double Tap on YouTube, Steven and Shaun discuss the latest Samsung devices, including new Samsung devices, the newly released Amazon Echo Spot and the need for improved audio description on TV and film.

The conversation begins with a focus on the Samsung Galaxy Ring, the new Fold and Flip devices, and the new watches and earbuds from the South Korean company. The guys talk about the similarities and competition between Samsung and Apple, as well as the advancements in wearable technology, such as the smart ring for health tracking.

They also touch on the potential for improved audio description with Robin Christopherson offering his personal view that AD leaves blind viewers with "the crumbs" when it comes to understanding what is happening on screen.

Robin also chats with Steven and Shaun about the release of the Amazon Echo Spot, leading to a discussion on the future of AI and subscription models for voice assistants such as Alexa.

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