Posts tagged ‘GPS’

‘Snap and Translate’ on a Cell Phone

knfb Reader Technology's Mobile products include cell phone programs that read aloud printed text for those with print disabilities, such as vision loss and dyslexia.

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The Future of Assistive Technology

Dan Hubbell Dan Hubbell, technical evangelist for Microsoft, says the next generation of assistive technology will be life-changing for people with disabilities, especially in the areas of customization and portability.

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AFB: Trekker Breeze is “Easy”

AccessWorld reviewed HumanWare's Trekker Breeze, a simpler version of the popular GPS device for helping blind people navigate streets and landmarks.

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Google’s Killer App for the Disabled

The latest innovation from Google is Google Latitude, which pinpoints the location of your friends and family on a map. This application excites me to no end because of its possibilities for aiding the disabled, like the deaf and hard of hearing. I think back to the early ‘00s, before I had my cochlear implant [...]

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