In this lively Double Tap episode, Steven and Shaun share their weekend tech tales—from bingeing Landman with audio description to the ongoing frustration of chasing accessible content across streaming platforms. They discuss the difficulty of finding TVs that are simple enough for seniors or anyone struggling with multiple remotes and confusing inputs.
This episode of Double Tap Mainstream dives into the latest updates in mainstream technology from a blindness perspective. Steven and Shaun examine Apple’s release of the AirPods Max 2, breaking down the real improvements in sound, adaptive audio, and spatial features—while questioning if the heavy design will keep users from upgrading.
In this episode of Double Tap Weekend, Steven Scott visits Sight Village Glasgow, the UK’s premier travelling exhibition for blind and low-vision technology. He interviews exhibitors and accessibility specialists about groundbreaking products designed to enhance independence for visually impaired users.
Explore the latest Apple AirPods Max 2 release and early UK testing of Alexa Plus, alongside a lively discussion on blind dating, canes, and assistive tech like the Glide mobility device. Steven Scott and Shaun Preece break down what matters most to blind and low-vision tech users.
Struggling with inaccessible apps, confusing audio description, and missing Facebook buttons? Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dig into the frustrations blind users face with tech, from invisible back buttons to over-talkative AD, sharing practical tips, funny rants, and community solutions.
From DIY disasters to coffee confessions and blind tech debates, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into your emails. Hear hilarious stories of wall-mounted whiteboards gone wrong, tips for NVDA, and whether upgrading your iPhone camera is really worth it.
Steven Scott and Shaun Preece kick off the week with an entertaining discussion on NVDA 2026 beta pitfalls (all down to Steven being an idiot), and the joy of discovering the Instant Access add-on. Shaun shares his excitement about moving to the Keychron V6 Max mechanical keyboard for a better typing experience, while they both reflect on software accessibility challenges.
Explore the biggest highlights from CSUN 2026, the 41st Assistive Technology Conference in Anaheim, with Steven Scott, Shaun Preece, and guest Shelly Brisbin. From AI-powered accessibility tools and new Braille devices to innovative low-vision tech, this episode dives deep into the latest assistive technology shaping the blind and low-vision community.
Discover Braille Bridge, a new resource from the American Printing House for the Blind, designed to support adult learners and transition-age youth in building practical and engaging Braille skills.