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Ten Products to Help Beat the Post-Holiday Blues

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Ten Products to Help Beat the Post-Holiday Blues

Didn't get what you wanted in your Christmas Stocking? We know how it feels ... the Holiday season is over and you're warm and comfortable in your new fuzzy Christmas socks and robe, but still perhaps a bit disappointed that you didn't get everything you wanted in your stocking.We've compiled a list of ten amazing Assistive Technology devices that were among the bestsellers of 2018 and that are sure to do the same in 2019 just for you. So if you've got those post-Holiday blues, get up off that chair, put down the novelty mug full of chai spice tea...

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Everything You Need To Know About Screen Readers

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Everything You Need To Know About Screen Readers

Facing a visual impairment and needing your very first screen reader and don't know where to start? The market can be a crowded and confusion place these days, so let us try to help by a brief introduction to some of the solutions out there.

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Wearing Your Technology On Your Sleeve

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Wearing Your Technology On Your Sleeve

Wearables are poised to revolutionize the way we live our lives in a multitude of ways, especially when it comes to assistive technology.

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Intro to Podcasts

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Intro to Podcasts

Need a brief overview of what a podcast is and how to get started? Read on as we give you everything you wanted to know about podcasts but were afraid to ask in fear of looking silly!

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Let It Beacon: Creating Accessible Indoor Spaces

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Let It Beacon: Creating Accessible Indoor Spaces

You may be hearing the word 'beacon' a lot lately in association with accessibility and different mobility aids. With this post, we dissect with the technology to give you a better understanding of what it is and how it works along with its implications for mobility aids and indoor navigation for the visually impaired.

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