Hello,
I am delighted to report that the following application is accessible with VoiceOver, Apple’s screen reading and magnification software solution for the blind and low vision:
BILLS ON YOUR TABLE
Application Description: Read the rest of this entry »
Greetings,
The following was sent to me by a dear friend. Read it, embrace it, and pass it on.
Mark
Work as if it was your first day.
Play as if it was your last game.
Forgive as soon as possible.
Love without boundaries.
Laugh without control.
Speak with people as though it may be the last thing you ever say to them.
And, never stop smiling.
Hello My Fellow Johnny Appleseeds:
I am happy to report that less than 2 hours after I posted yesterday’s article regarding my recent experience with iTunes’ failure to correct a server error regarding one of my podcast shows, I received a personal email informing me that the matter would be resolved immediately.
Today, Sunday, February 14, less than 24 hours after I posted yesterday’s article regarding my recent experience with iTunes’ failure to correct the server error, the matter has been successfully resolved.
I will not offer an apology to Apple nor will I retract my previous post on this issue for, regardless of the outcome, it was necessary for me to publicize what should have remained a private matter in order to get Apple’s attention.
But, Horatio, what about those who do not have an online forum from which to demand satisfaction?
And The Saga Continues …
Mark
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Hello Everyone,
As a content provider, I recently sent the following to the iTunes Store in a final ditch effort to resolve a problem I have encountered with regards to the distribution of one of my podcast shows.
In short, I cannot recommend the iTunes Store as a reliable means of podcast content distribution.
To Fellow iTunes Podcast Content Providers: beware!!!
Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 50 minute episode of the 1970s CBS Mystery Theater radio drama, The Hit Man, published here as a Candle Shore Podcast.
Enjoy,
Mark
Episode: The Hit Man
Hello My Fellow Microsoft Money Magnets,
As a 15-year loyal MS Money Man, the following information, from PC Magazine, really, really hurts: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
I hope you enjoy this approximately 4 minute episode of the Candleshore Podcast in which I demonstrate the newly updated, now comfortably VoiceOver accessible bi-directional, real-time, spoken language translation application, Jibbigo, for your iPhone 3GS.
Folks, the predecessor to the Star Trek’s Universal Translator is really here.
Enjoy,
Mark
Episode 46: A Real-Time Bi-Directional Spoken Language Translator for your iPhone 3GS
Hello Boys and Girls,
The following cNet iPhone App recommendation is a “must-have” for blind and low vision iPhone 3GS VoiceOver users as many of its 27 included utilities such as a talking compass and an optical magnifier make it well worth the $0.99 price tag.
Click Here to read the cNet review.
Click Here to purchase the application directly from the iTunes store.
Enjoy,
Mark
Hello Everyone,
In this approximately 23 minute episode of the Candle Shore podcast, I ponder the question, “Is it worth dying for?”
Note that this particular episode was originally recorded for an affiliated broadcast and the audio quality was adjusted accordingly.
If nothing else, I hope it makes you think.
