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QFeed an accessible RSS Reader

QFeed an accessible RSS Reader

In this episode I demonstrate QFeed, an accessible rss reader from Q-continuum.net.

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What topics would you like to have covered more often in the Mystic access podcast?

More main stream, accessible technology.
Blindness specific assistive technology.
More info on the tutorials, products and services Mystic Access provides.
More info on main stream but also blindness specific, such as the soon to be distributed VR Trek, more info on whole house items, such as Chrome Cast, or the Sonus 1, how it can be used by connecting to other products throughout the house, and if anyone knows of a user friendly video recorder for the blind.... I'd love to capture family events for later listening to, or adding to electronic picture frames... Just a few ideas... (Sorry if I spelled any of the tech products wrong. :) )
hints and tips on general use of apps like adobe, downcast, updates to touch and other devices in brief like apple watch, how to use play books - news and common useful android already installed apps on the touch. on stream tutorial how and when will trek part be covered
blind specific assistive technology
Main stream, such as using Google ChromeCast, Including the Sonos speakers, Blindness related such as the new VR Trek.
Interviews with authors, app creators, and others active in the field.
More stories and banter between Chris, Kim and Lisa... they're funny.
I would like to see both stuff between kim chris and lisa and accessibility products
I think a good session might be done on a. notetakers vs. computers, do the former still have value?
I think people would be interested in sound machines that happen to be fairly accessible. I have some, and given how much stress we're dealing with, I know that people who are not comfortable with a smart phone as of yet need a stress reduction tool.
EMFs effects on people, animals, and the environment. How can we lessen the dangers?
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