Hello Fellow YouTube Yocals,

Here’s a little Mobile Morsel for you to munch on.

Enjoy,

Mark  Read the rest of this entry »

Hello Everyone,

As I did not obtain explicit permission to post the following comments from the writer though it was posted to a public mailing list, I will not disclose the author’s name. 

Please know that the author is, if not the most, then one of the most respected names in the field of assistive technology for the visually impaired and, further, has earned my heartfelt respect and admiration:

So, to all of us iPhone 3G S early adopters and to all of you Apple “fan-boys” out there, here is a clear, concise, beautifully written, and definitely to-be-considered “gravity-check” regarding the practical application of the iPhone 3G S for the blind and low vision:  Read the rest of this entry »

ORIGINAL MESSAGE FROM TOM:

Hello Mark,

You will catch some flack for moving over to the dark side I am sure. 

However in time you may find yourself doing what I do.  I pray on my knees each night that I will never have to be without my iPhone.  I am not kidding – it actually is that great.
Regards, Tom

REPLY FROM MARK:  Read the rest of this entry »

Hello My Light Hearted Lessees, 

Why buy when you can rent? That’s the question you should be asking yourself before handing over that credit card for a new D-SLR, or wondering whether you’re ready to buy a house.

Renting is always a good option because it lets you try before you buy. You don’t have to worry about late fees when renting DVDs, or getting to the bookstore before it closes for that textbook you need for class. In addition, renting lets you use an item for just the weekend, and even gives you access to items that may not be available elsewhere.

Click Here to read an article that lists 8 websites from which you can rent just about anything. 

Enjoy,

Mark

Hello Everyone, 

In my previous post on the accessibility features of the iPhone 3G S, instead of linking to the current User Guide/How To section of the Apple Support site, I inadvertently linked to the iPhone archived documentation section. 

I apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

Click Here to go to the current online user instructions for the iPhone 3G S including its new accessibility features such as VoiceOver for the blind and low vision.  Read the rest of this entry »

Hello My Fellow New Apple iPhone 3G S Technology Ascenders, 

I am excited and delighted to share the following information with you:

Click Here to read a very detailed description of how accessibility works on the iPhone 3G S.  (Recommended) 

Click Here for current iPhone 3G and iPhone 3G S user instructions including accessibility features.

Click Here for archived versions of iPhone documentation.

Click Here for my previous article on iPhone 3G S accessibility.

Enjoy,

Mark

Hello Everyone, 

[Deep, Deep Gulp]

Ok, I think I’m calm enough to focus.  I am absolutely stunned to share that Apple has announced that the iPhone 3G S (Speed) is equipped with accessibility software for the blind, low vision, and everyone else.  Read the rest of this entry »

Hello My Dear Disbelievers,

Just a quick note to inform you all that, in preparation for the purchase of my new iPhone 3G S, I just signed up for an Apple Mobile Me account.  I’m still a little shaky; I feel as though the world has turned upside down but, believe it or not, on I go.  (Smile)    Read the rest of this entry »

Hello My Friends,

The following is a list of personal codes of conduct, by which to live, that are commonly referred to as the Native American Code of Ethics.

These principles are simple yet powerful, demanding yet gracious, timely and yet timeless.

I post them here as a token of my respect for the past, my appreciation of the present, and my hope for the future.

Most Sincerely,

Mark

NATIVE AMERICAN CODE OF ETHICS

1.
Rise with the sun to pray. Pray alone. Pray often. The Great Spirit will listen, if you only speak.  Read the rest of this entry »

Hello,

 

To connect the Samsung SGH-i637 Smartphone to your home Wi-Fi network, do the following: 

1.
From the Start Menu, Select Settings.  Read the rest of this entry »