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Flying Blind, LLC
EyePod TechnoCast Archive Section You can locate any specific archived EyePod Technocast
by Volume Number within the list below. To search for specific keywords within all of the Archived EyePod Technocast Descriptions, you may initiate a Search by holding down the "Ctrl" key while pressing "F" on your keyboard.
In this installment of the EyePod Technocast, we introduce you to the Talking Tactile Tablet, or TTT.This hardware does an amazing job of conveying a variety of information to the end user using tactile graphics and audio feedback. 
So come join us as we explore the TTT, learn how it works, and play a few games in the process. This podcast will illustrate how the TTT can be used as a fantastic vehicle for learning as well as offer the user and his/her classmates, friends, and/or family a great way to have some serious fun!The TTT and it’s accompanying materials and applications are manufactured and developed by Touch Graphics, Inc. @ http://www.touchgraphics.com. For more information about this equipment, feel free to contact us at enews@flying-blind.com. You may click on, or forward, either of the following links to download: EyePod TechnoCast Volume 7: The Talking Tactile Tablet, in either MP3 or ZIP Format (19.4 MB @ 96Kbps) now: MP3 Format: http://www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast7.mp3 ZIP Format: http://www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast7.zip We offer the ZIP format as a courtesy to anyone that might wish to download the podcast without the interference of their installed media player. Once downloaded, simply extract the enclosed MP3 and enjoy. Or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!
In this installment of our EyePod Technocast, we give you a tour of the Alva Braille Controller, it’s product philosophy, and its many different functionalities and uses.
The name Alva is to Braille displays what Mercedes is to automobiles, and this sixth generation of Alva’s product offering surpasses its first five stellar efforts by far. Come join Larry Lewis as he gives an in depth overview of: The Alva Braille Controller operating as a stand-alone notetakerThe Alva Braille Controller accessing Mobilespeak-equipped cellular phonesThe Alva Braille Controllers “Alva Explorer” utilityThe Alva Braille Controller as a USB storage deviceThe Alva Braille Controller’s direct U3 access to Windows,And the Alva Braille Controller’s USB and wireless access to a PC.This is a fairly lengthy podcast, but well worth the listen. For any comments or questions regarding this revolutionary approach to refreshable Braille access, please contact us either by telephone or e-mail. You may click on, or forward, the following link to download Volume 6 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (40.0 MB @ 96Kbps) now: Or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!
In this installment of our EyePod Technocast, we direct our attention to two product lines that have been showcased in previous podcasts, Serotek’s System Access Mobile Network (http://www.serotek.com/buynow.html), and HumanWare’s globally acclaimed Victor Reader Stream (http://www.humanware.com/en-usa/products/dtb_players/ compact_models/_details/id_81/victorreader_stream.html).In these products’ latest software updates, the Victor Reader Stream leverages the vast amounts of content on the System Access Mobile network. Listen to this podcast as Larry Lewis demonstrates how to access audio descriptive movies off of the System Access Mobile network and then play these movies on his Victor Reader stream! Such an approach to portable entertainment is a first in the industry and a much needed shot in the “access” arm for those of us who are vision impaired! You may click on, or forward, the following link to download Volume 5 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (12.2 MB @ 96Kbps) now: Or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!
In this installment of Flying Blind, LLC’s EyePod TechnoCast we introduce you to the Victor Reader Stream.This Daisy, MP3, and Niso player is arguably one of the most exciting products to take the Adaptive Technology Industry by storm in quite some time. A great big Yankee “Thank You!” goes out to our neighbors up North, The HumanWare Canada Team, for their effort, thoughtfulness, and the obvious consideration that they invested in the creation of the Victor Reader Stream. 
In this podcast I provide an overview of the Stream, illustrate how to use the Stream, show how to record notes as well as access a variety of Daisy and Niso books via the Stream, and play a few tunes from my diverse music collection on this multi-faceted player.This product retails for a nominal US$329.00 within the US, and HumanWare US is even offering free shipping on purchases of the Stream through the end of December 2007. I’m confident that once you listen to this podcast, you will agree that everyone who has a visual impairment and who loves to listen to audio books and music must own at least one of these portable “Techno-Jewels”! You may click on, or forward, this link: www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast4.mp3 to download Volume 4 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (28.6 MB @ 96Kbps) now, or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!  
In this installment of Flying Blind, LLC’s EyePod TechnoCast we introduce you to the KNFB Reader, the first palm-size solution for a visually impaired individual to scan and access text portably and audibly.In this demonstration we give a thorough description of the unit and put this solution through its paces scanning and reading back a couple of hardcopy print documents. We conclude with some thoughts and ideas for practical use of the KNFB Reader in a variety of settings. So come and join us as we explore this life-changing, palm-size technology! You may click on, or forward, this link: www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast3.mp3 To download Volume 3 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (17.7 MB @ 96Kbps) now, or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!
In this installment of the EyePod TechnoCast we unveil a first in the Adaptive Technology Industry.Serotek Corporation, developers of System Access Software, have provided to those of us who are vision impaired the world’s first web-based screen reader. What this means for those of us who are vision impaired is that we can now walk up to ANY Windows-based PC and launch a web-browsing session using only Internet Explorer! Volume 2 of the EyePod TechnoCast illustrates how to initiate a screen reading session using System Access To Go on a PC that DOES NOT have any screen reading software installed on it. Come join us as we utilize this software to perform a number of popular PC tasks using this fresh approach to PC access! You may click on, or forward, this link: www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast2.mp3 To download Volume 2 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (10.9 MB @ 96Kbps) now, or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy!
Flying Blind, LLC cordially invites you to listen to our very first EyePod TechnoCast, in which we discuss and demonstrate the features of the newly enhanced Refreshable Braille Support in Code Factory's Mobilespeak Pocket software, the industry's first screenreading solution for users wishing to access a Windows Mobile PDA Cellular Phone or Smartphone.We also explore how to use Mobilespeak Pocket to set bookmarks within a Windows Media File in order that the entertainment value of these Mobile devices might be optimized. You can click on, or forward, this link: www.flying-blind.com/ept/EyePodTechnoCast1.mp3 To download Volume 1 of the EyePod TechnoCast in MP3 Format (15.5 MB @ 96Kbps) now, or you can subscribe to the EyePod TechnoCast Feed using the RSS link provided below. Enjoy! Respectfully, — Larry L. Lewis, Jr. Larry.Lewis@Flying-Blind.com President and Founder Flying Blind, LLC |
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