On this episode of the iA GameCast, Aleeha and Jason review the audio flight simulator Eurofly . Please send all feedback to [email protected], and if you like what we are doing, please consider donating to our Patreon to help keep our content coming.

On this iA UnboxCast, Jason, Michael, and Lauren unbox the Nintendo Switch gaming console which can be used on the go, or while connected to a TV. Nintendo Switch™ - Official site – Nintendo gaming system

On this episode of the #iACast, Michael, Jason and Scott discuss the differences between the Apple, Microsoft, and Android beta programs. We also discuss an overheating issue that affected some 2018 MacBook Pros. While Apple has released a software update that is said to fix the overheating problem, the update was not yet available at the time of recording. We talk about Apple's release of the Shortcuts app as a TestFlight beta for developers, Aira shipping Horizon kits, the new photo description features found in the latest update to Seeing AI, and the release of the fourth developer beta of iOS 12. Our ad for this week is the announcement of iAccessibility becoming an LLC. Michael's weekly pick is the Nintendo Switch, Jason's pick is an app called My Contacts Backup. This app lets you export your contacts as a vCard that you can then import back into a contact manager or a service such as iCloud. Scott's pick is a food delivery app called MyTown2Go. We love hearing from you. Let us know what you think by sending an email to [email protected]. You can also follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, and more. You can check out our content on YouTube, and you can also find our app in the iOS App Store. If you would like to support iAccessibility, why not consider donating to our Patreon page? Any amount you can give will help us bring you more great content in the future.

On this episode of the #IACast, Michael, Aleeha, Chelsea, Scott, and Meaghan discuss a lot of what the 2018 National Federation of the Blind convention had to offer. There was a lot that was discussed in this episode, so grab your favorite snack and settle in for a listen. In the news since we last spoke, there has been a lot going on. First up for discussion are the new MacBook Pros from Apple. There are a couple of convention related news items, including a ton of news from Aira, as well as KNFB Reader and NFB Newsline partnering to bring reading features to the Newsline app. Last, but certainly not least, we discuss the arrival of the Surface Go from Microsoft. In the middle of the show, we took a break to remind everyone of our training services, which are available for $18 per month. We also announced the availability of our help desk, information for which is being finalized. After the main discussion of the show, we discussed our picks for the week. Michael's pick is the SurfaceBook 2, a powerful laptop and tablet combo from Microsoft. For Anna, it's a new, inexpensive Braille display, being carried by National Braille Press, called the BrailleMe. Aleeha is back with another game pick, this one available for most common platforms, called Echos From Levia: Soulbound. Scott picks the Horizon glasses from Aira, which are rolling out to customers as we speak. Finally, Chelsea picks one of iAccessibility's newest apps, Current City. Don't forget to email us with feedback or suggestions at [email protected], and please consider supporting us at patreon.com/iacast.

On this interview, Michael and Aleeha speak with the creator of WayAround, a system that can read and write NFC tags with iOS as well as Android. WayAround

On this iA Cast special interview, Michael talks with John Palmer, the creator of the Patriot ViewPoint low vision glasses, which allow a person with low vision to see more than they have ever seen before depending on the person's visual disability. Patriot Vision Industries

On this episode of the iA Unbox cast, Aleeha, Michael and Meaghan unbox the new Horizon glasses from Aira while attending the NFB 2018 convention. Aleeha also takes a quick look at Chloe, the virtual voice assistant used to control the Horizon phone.

This episode of the iA Cast is not an actual episode, but our first outtake show. Some podcasts do an outtake show every year, but we have so many outtakes that we had to divide it up twice a year. Want to hear all of our outtakes whenever you want? head to patreon.com/iacast and become a patron, and all of what you hear will be yours whenever you want. Please be advised that there is mature content in this episode as these are uncensored moments in the podcast recording process. Want to leave us feedback on the episode? email us at [email protected], and let us know what you think, or use the hashtag of #iACast on Twitter or Facebook.

In this #iACast special, Aleeha interviews Greg from Aira at the 2018 National Federation of the Blind convention in Orlando. Topics include: the availability of the first 200 pairs of Horizon glasses, the release of Aira messages, Aira's partnership with VFO, Aira Live, the partnership with Intuit (makers of QuickBooks software), and Aira's new feedback websites.

This episode of the iACast is a combined episode with the iA CodeCast podcast where we discuss everything related to code. On this episode Michael, Aleeha, and Jason discuss how coding can be rewarding and an amazing career opportunity instead of it being a chore. News We start the show by talking about the new decision by the supreme court that forces Internet companies who sell products in the United States to charge sales tax. Article discussion from NPR Pics Each week our hosts pick something in technology they have used during the week. Aleeha iPhone 10 Jason: iOS 12 Michael: Android Studio We hope that you enjoyed this episode of the iA Cast and the iA CodeCast. Please let us know what you think by emailing [email protected] or by using our hashtag of #iACast. You can also follow us on twitter at @iaccessibility1