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Hi everyone,
Not sure how many of you use Homebridge, the open-source platform to allow third-party accessories to connect to Apple Home, but I've been working with the developer/maintainer of the Homebridge UI for the last few months, and have made some pretty significant accessibility changes/enhancements to the web UI. Version 5.24 has all of the accessibility chang...
Hi everyone,
I'm excited to share something with all of you that I've been working on for a little while.
As many of you know, iOS — and touch screens in general — don't have an easy, efficient way to type without seeing the screen. If you've used Apple products for a long time, you might remember Fleksy, and later FlickType — both keyboards that...
Hi everyone,
With WWDC happening on June 8, it's clear iOS 27 is drawing a hard line at the A17 Pro chips for anything labeled "Apple Intelligence." But as VoiceOver users, we need to talk about how this hardware split is hitting us.
Many of us are holding highly capable iPhone 14 Pro or standard 15 models. According to Apple's May 19 preview, the biggest accessibilit...
Every discussion about AI seems to circle the same argument.
Is it correct?
Is it hallucinating?
Does it actually understand what it’s saying?
Those are interesting questions. They’re also slightly beside the point.
Because when you interact with a large language model, what you actually receive is something simpler and stranger.
You receive an answer-...
With the first manufactured units now coming off the line, I am giving Glidance their flowers for hitting its revised Spring 2026 target. For an AI-powered primary mobility device, the first new primary mobility device in close to a century — that is a remarkable achievement. Still, as I have said all along: it has not worked until ordinary blind people are using it on ordina...