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I am a life long braille reader who enjoys the freedom that braille gives me to read any book that has been transcribed or translated. Braille is the key to literacy for all of us who are blind. I can’t imagine not reading braille. It would be like depriving
Read moreI have been using the new version of Syrinx [http://mrrsoftware.com/MRRSoftware/Syrinx.html] by MRR Software [http://mrrsoftware.com/] for the Mac to handle my Twitter interactions for a week now. Syrinx is an absolutely stellar Twitter client because the author has worked very hard to make the
Read moreOperating With A PC Moving to the Mac [http://www.apple.com/mac/] with VoiceOver [http://www.apple.com/accessibility/voiceover/] from Microsoft Windows [http://www.microsoft.com/windows/default.aspx] and JAWS [http://www.freedomscientific.com/jaws-hq.asp] was a great organizing exercise for me. I took a look
Read moreIn my quest to move all my activities to the Mac [http://www.apple.com/] one of the first items that needed to be handled was an accessible Twitter [http://www.twitter.com/] client. Although I am not a power user, the number of people that I follow on Twitter
Read moreI remember in the late 90’s buying a Palm Pilot for my wife because it was the latest thing out there for organizing one’s life! Organizing is a very general term and definitely means that the Palm Pilot could claim to be a general device. The razor blade
Read moreFor as long as I can remember I have marveled at the various methods we employ in an effort to stay in touch with our world. I remember the first time I saw a bible. I was amazed at how many pages were in the compact book that I held
Read moreI noticed today that my iPhone was getting a bit crowded and unorganized. I had added some applications to handle Twitter and Skype. The applications ended up on page two of the display. The iPhone is such an amazing device! I have the ability to check my Email, read a
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