416. Setting up your new iPhone 16.

After almost 2 months with a MBUTECH new bold tip, time for a full review. This revolutionary ball tip is totally worth his price.

AirTag from Apple may be a few years old, but it is probably the most accessibility friendly Beacon for people who are blind or low vision. Very recently received additional features that will make it even more useful to the blind community.

Hey musical is probably the most accessible movie you gonna get as a blind or low vision individual. Let’s see how to make it even better by reviewing the accessibility features that your local movie theater should offer.

In that short episode, we will talk and describe the process of rewriting. Any text from any app in your phone, iPad or Mac using Apple intelligence combined with VoiceOver.

Three weeks with a brand new watch. Any improvement from the accessibility standpoint? Does the latest and greatest from Apple Watch actually help? Let’s have a look.

All about the unit used on press releases from pharmaceutical companies trying to find a cure for blindness.

First part of a two part miniseries related to visual acuity. In that episode, we are going back to basics. All about visual acuity.

Do we still need a friend to properly set up a new iPhone nowadays? Let’s see.

Is the new Apple Watch accessible for blind people to set up on their own? Let’s check it out.

Live unboxing of Apple‘s latest iPhone. From the accessibility standpoint. And how does it compare to last episode ultra two unboxing.