Retro Reader, Emergency Preparedness and the Withings Paywall
Sean Randall has built Retro Reader, an open source book reader that brings classic speech voices like Eloquence, DECtalk and DoubleTalk to a pocket device costing about 22 pounds. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece also look at emergency preparedness for blind people when the power and the internet go …
Touchscreen MacBook Pro and Amazon's New Alexa+ Echo Lineup: Who Are They For?
Apple's touchscreen MacBook Pro and Amazon's new Alexa+ devices arrived in the same week. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece go through the Echo Dot, Echo Time, Alexa Photo Frame, Echo Studio with Home Camera and Echo Show 16, and ask who these expensive gadgets are really for, including blind and low v…
Duelling Duos: Two New iPhone Duo Users Discuss The Pros And Cons Of Apple's New Foldable Phone
Is the iPhone Duo, Apple's first foldable iPhone, any use if you can't see the screen? Steven Scott and Shaun Preece are joined by David Nason of AppleVis to test it with VoiceOver and low vision. They cover the passport-sized design, how VoiceOver copes when the screen changes shape, and a Split V…
Can Every Game Be Accessible? Stefan Wilhelm on Inclusive Gaming
Can a blind player enjoy a mainstream video game as much as a sighted one? Steven Scott and Shaun Preece talk accessible gaming with Stefan Wilhelm, co-founder of Inclusive Gaming, a Leipzig studio building games blind and sighted people can play together.
Steven wants to play Grand Theft Auto and …
Listener Inbox: Tailscale, Dream Jobs and the Case for Vibe Coding
Vibe coding with Claude has taken over Steven Scott's spare time, and he and Shaun Preece think more blind people should try it. They explain how the setup works, why your files stay on your own computer, and whether building our own accessible tools lets big tech developers off the hook.
Steven ex…
Amazon's New Echo Devices, Siri Recap and Accessible WhatsApp Risks
Amazon's new Echo devices cost more than ever, and iOS 27.3 brings Siri Recap and Safari dark mode. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece go through what's new for blind tech users, explain the risk of using third-party WhatsApp apps, and ask whether you can run AI on a laptop without the cloud.
Shaun has …
macOS Frustrations, the TurnOver Screen Reader and Offline GPS for Blind Users
Can VoiceOver on the Mac be made friendlier for blind users coming over from Windows? Steven Scott opens up the MacBook Neo, fights with the FaceTime app and finds a VoiceOver setting that changes how macOS navigation works. Shaun Preece pushes back, and the pair look at TurnOver, a new open source…
Double Tap Breaks Out the Canes: Steven Scott and Shaun Preece on Ten Years, AI, and Community
This week on The Tony Gebhard Show, I'm joined by the hosts of Double Tap, Steven Scott
and Shaun Preece, and for once they're on someone else's show.
We start where everyone starts right now: AI. Shaun has caught the Claude bug and admits
to token range anxiety, and Steven explains why AI matters…
Nvidia's Jensen Huang Makes Headlines and a Conversation with The Blind Life's Sam Seavey
Sam Seavey from The Blind Life joins Steven Scott and Shaun Preece to talk about making YouTube content with low vision, accessible Sony cameras, the Tovala smart oven, and whether it matters if you call yourself blind or low vision.
The show opens with Shaun's run of Suno songs. Then the hosts get…
TurnOver for Mac and the Latest on Glidance's Glide
TurnOver, a free and open source screen reader for the Mac, has Steven Scott and Shaun Preece rethinking the Mac. Glidance CEO Amos Miller also shares what more than 30 pilot users have learned from Glide in the real world, and when everyone else can expect theirs.
Listener Barry starts with his fi…
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