Hello: I own an Apple Watch and it is very accessible. I like it a lot. Blessings, Victor

Hi, Keep in mind with MVNOs there are downsides you should know. They piggyback off main carrier networks, E.G. TMobile, Verizon, however you will be deprioritized over users of the

Hello, I used to own a Fitbit and I couldn’t read it other than sinking with my phone. Also I could not utilize any of the music and/or other features that it had on it. I would recommend an Apple

Troy: Try calling Amazon accessibility. They are very helpful and can probably help you. at 888-283-1678

Troy, my sighted sister couldn't even get that to work, when she was here last month.

Well, I confess, I need to get movin'! Is there any FitBit or other brand watch  that is accessible for a totally blind person? Please  share your knowledge with me.  Also, if there is a more

Hi all, I just added a second credit card to my amazon account for my mom to use when she makes purchases, but now I called amazon to find out if when my mom puts a purchase on her card if the

Is the Orbit a quiet display? Victor

I use an orbit reader20 and love it. The book reading experience is very smooth after I turn filter dot7, on, wrapping, on, split words, off, set auto-scroll, 2 or 3 seconds. hit space to start or

Hey Mich. Do you prefer typing on a qwerty style keyboard or a Braille one? I ask because the mantis q40 has the qwerty style keyboard. I bought one back in March and love it. Chris Judge

Hi I just applied to the assistive devices program hear in Ontario Canada and one of the thing that my person who gave me the assessment said that I should get is a 40 braille display I think he

 of course, there could also be the issue of when people upgraded from win 7 to win 8 or windows xp to windows ME. Seems like there is always a so called bad version between the so called good

Yes, I meant alt space bar. Gene

 Shouldn't that be, "alt spacebar"? Rick

Thing is, I don't know that my experience was a whole lot better using even the Mantis Q40. It's frustrating, because I don't know whether to blame the translation software in these displays or the

This is a good question! No matter what kind of material we are reading, I think all of us want a Braille reading experience that is the closest to reading from a sheet of braille paper. I work in

If you’re using a Braille display to read books from either Bookshare or BARD, what kind of display are you using, and what kind of formatting settings are you using? I’m trying to read an NLS

There is a large NVDA users’ list which you can read about here. https://nvda.groups.io/g/nvda You will see a subscribe address given in the discussion. Gene

Hello, Is there a list specifically focused on use of the NVDA screen reader? I have not been able to afford upgrades to JFW and have resorted to using Microsoft's narrator and will begin using

Lol Gene, you always forget to include the link. John