Hello Everyone! What a crazy week it has been for me and that is why I am so thrilled that today is Friday! I am also excited that Monday is a holiday which means I get to sleep in late. Do any of you have plans for Labor Day weekend? Since today is Friday, it means that another edition of Fedora Outlier’s Follow Friday (#FF) interview series is ready for you to read.
Month: August 2013
Using The Rotor On Your iOS Device
Posted in iOS
The Rotor on iOS gives us the ability to perform specific functions in different areas. You can use the Rotor to edit text, maneuver through a website, or find edit fields just to name a few. To access the Rotor you simply use a twisting motion with two fingers (whichever two fingers work for you), as though you were twisting a Volume knob or tightening or loosening a screw with your fingers.
Welcome to the Wednesday Roundup for August 28, 2013 brought to you by Fedora Outlier, LLC. In this issue of the Wednesday Roundup we are bringing to you articles about Apple iOS rumors , science research, and stories about individuals who have triumphed over blindness. Grab that favorite beverage, sit back and enjoy.
This weeks hero is sure to empower you! The Fedora Outlier’s Delivering Access Podcast was created to highlight individuals, groups and communities in the ever growing blindness population who are changing life’s and making a difference in the world through their works, passion and their belief in change.
This weeks guest is Michael Hansen
Listen as our guest walks us through their life of how they became blind, they’re early years and the tools they used along their journey.
Tools and technology:
iPhone
2013 Macbook Air
Contact Info:
twitter: @MH3129
website: www.applevis.com
If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be told or if you want to highlight an organization, cause or your passion. Feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to review your request and get you on an upcoming episode of the Delivering Access Podcast.
Follow Friday With Debbie Hazelton
Posted in General
Good Morning! Friday has finally arrived. A week of putting in long hours, meeting deadlines and attending important meetings has come to a close. It’s time to enjoy the weekend and to also read this week’s edition of Fedora Outlier’s Follow Friday (#FF) interview series.
Containers On The iPad
Posted in iOS
Are you the type of person that likes your possessions organized? Do you keep all types of containers around to store your belongings so they are not spread haphazardly throughout one room, or maybe even the whole house? Well, the iPad has containers, just like you do, to keep things organized and make it easier to find what you are looking for.
You want to type in braille on your IOS device without having to drag out a braille display to do it? Looking for an app that lets you do it in contracted braille as well as uncontracted braille? Well I might have an app for you.
Welcome to the Wednesday round up for August 21, 2013 brought to you by Fedora Outlier,LLC. The stories today are about technology, science, robots, and personal triumph over adversity. Grab that cup of coffee or beverage of choice, and sink into that comfy chair and read on…
Safe Computing On Windows And Macs
Posted in Mac
In this time of the always connected lifestyle it is more important than ever that we all learn how to best protect our computers and even more importantly our personal information on the Internet. The subject of viruses
and malware on Windows computers and Macs can be a hot button topic, but that will not stop us from discussing it here on the Delivering Access blog. In the coming weeks my friend and teammate Damashe and I will be writing about this very subject. Our goal being to provide you our readers with the information to better protect yourself online. So sit back and get ready to learn about how to make sure that you are protected from the bad guys on the Internet.
This weeks hero is sure to empower you! The Fedora Outlier’s Delivering Access Podcast was created to highlight individuals, groups and communities in the ever growing blindness population who are changing life’s and making a difference in the world through their works, passion and their belief in change.
This weeks guest is Mike Malarsie
Listen as our guest walks us through their life of how they became blind, they’re early years and the tools they used along their journey.
Tools and technology:
iPhone, iPad mini, iMac.
Audio mixer, Heil PR 40 Mic
Contact Info:
Twitter: @mikemalarsie
HTB2 twitter: @howtobeblind
website: www.htb2.com
facebook.com/mmalarsie
personal website mmalarsie.com
blog mmalarsie.blogspot.com
If you or someone you know has a story that needs to be told or if you want to highlight an organization, cause or your passion. Feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to review your request and get you on an upcoming episode of the Delivering Access Podcast.