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AccessWorld

The current issue features reviews of several helpful products and apps, the first in a series of articles examining iOS devices, and the latest in technology news. Read AccessWorld today and get yourself up-to-date on the latest in access technology!

• The current issue of AccessWorld is now available on their website.

This issue features:
·  Editor's Page: People are Talking
·  An Introduction to Accessible QuickBooks by Intuit and My Blind Spot, by Aaron Preece
My Blind Spot and Intuit should be commended for their efforts to improve accessibility. Not only have they made great strides towards developing an accessible product, they have made it very usable as well.
·  Evaluating the Accessibility of Microsoft Office for the iPad, by Bill Holton
On March 27 of this year, Microsoft introduced the long-awaited Office for iPad. Microsoft acknowledges and this evaluation confirms that Office for iPad is not yet fully accessible. This is disappointing and discouraging, especially considering the length of time this product has been under development.
·  Braille Sense U2 Mini from HIMS: Good Things Do Come in Small Packages, by Deborah Kendrick
The bottom line is that this is an extremely versatile, responsive, and robust product and, at $3,995, we could almost add affordable to the list of adjectives as well. HIMS Inc. is carving an impressive niche as a blindness products company that is engaged with its customers and responsive to customer feedback.
·  My Fitness Pal: A Guide to an Accessible Fitness Tool, by Janet Ingber
My Fitness Pal is a good option for someone wanting to get in shape. There's a lot of information on the website, but it's manageable!
·  eSight Eyewear and Smart Glasses from Assisted Vision, by Bill Holton
This article discusses two vision research efforts: A pair of smart glasses under development by a team of researchers led by Oxford University's Stephen Hicks, and the digital eyewear, available for purchase as of October 2013, from Ottawa-based eSight Corporation.
·  iPhone and Android Apps Keep you Up to Date with the Latest News, by J.J. Meddaugh
Thanks to smartphones, we have a bevy of options at our fingertips to learn of the latest happenings. Since news stories by their nature are mostly text-based, many apps available to read the news are quite accessible on mobile devices. This article highlights several apps available for iOS (iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad) or Android that we have found to be both accessible and useful in gathering and reading about the latest news.
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