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The Talking DAISY Book & Media Player from Accessible Electronics

Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld June 2016

Canute 360: The World's First Multi-line Braille Display

Judy Dixon
AccessWorld June 2022

Easy Smartphone Input with Hable One

Deborah Kendrick
AccessWorld November 2022

Outreach to Prospective Clients

Executive Summary

A Review of Dinner Delivered: Accessible and Easy Ways to Receive Meals Direct to Your Door, by Kim Loftis and Chris Grabowski

Bill Holton
AccessWorld February 2020

Online Payment Platforms: An Evaluation of Accessibility, Part I: PayPal and Venmo

… I paid for the meal with my PayPal debit card. As we were driving to our next destination, I looked at my phone and …
Jamie Pauls
AccessWorld August 2021

Book Review: Positive Vision by Ken Brandt

… exceeded legal blindness, and has always prevented him from driving. He's never used a white cane to travel, and for the …
Steven Kelley
AccessWorld February 2022

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Talk Me Through It: A Review of Two Cell Phone-based Screen Readers

Darren Burton
AccessWorld January 2007

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