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AppleVis is the go-to resource for blind and low vision users of Apple technologies. Our Podcast discusses the latest in Apple vision accessibility. Topics cove...

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  • AppleVis Extra 102: In conversation with the creators of Dawncaster, Winner of Best Game in the 2024 Golden Apples
    In this edition of the AppleVis Extra, David Nason speaks to David Janssen of Wanderlost Games, the creators of Dawncaster: Deckbuilding RPG, winners of Best Game in the 2024 AppleVis Golden Apple awards.TranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers’ names, voices, or content.Hello there and welcome to the AppleVis Extra podcast.My name is David Nason.Really excited to be bringing this episode to you.We are celebrating the winners of our 2024 Golden Apple Awards.So the Golden Apples are a set of awards given out by AppleVis and the AppleVis community every year to mark excellence in apps for blind, low vision, and deafblind people.We nominate a series of apps in four different categories and the community votes on the winner.And today I am delighted to be celebrating the Best Game Award.There were 10 nominees in this category and they were Adventure to Fate, Lost Island, Audio Cat, Asmar Quest, Brailiance, Conjury, Don Castor, Eldrum Untold, Home Quest, Idle Adventure, Land of Livia, and Round Logic.So great list of nominees there and congrats to all of them for being nominated.Absolutely brilliant.And a range of different types of games as well, just puzzle games and RPGs and all different types of games.So absolutely brilliant.The runners up getting an honorable mention were Brailiance and Audio Cat.So congrats to them.But the winner was, as we announced at the end of 2024, Don Castor RPG.And today I am delighted to be joined by David Jensen from the Don Castor team to talk about the win.Hello, David Jensen.Thank you for joining us on the AppleVis podcast.Welcome.Hello.Also David.Yeah.This won't get confusing for people at all.No, definitely not.I mean, I mean, maybe they can tell us apart from our accents.Yes, that is very true.An Irishman and a detriment.So, no, we're absolutely delighted to have you on.You're here to represent Don Castor, which won the AppleVis Golden Apple Award for 2024 in the Best Game category, which is fantastic.So congratulations, first of all.Thank you.Thank you.Yeah.Yeah.And thank you for the invite.Cause I mean, I personally felt very honored, but the rest of the team as well.And that's, it's not something we, we expected.I mean, it sounds kind of generic to say, but it really was like that.It was like, Oh, Oh, wow.Okay.That's very cool.Can you tell us a bit about the game?Yeah.So Don Castor is a, is a tech builder card battling game where you go through a RPG storyline where you like, try to like save the world by defeating the big demon king.And along the way you can talk to NPCs.You can bring them all onto your adventure.You can have a huge variety of RPG like builds from a poison rogue to a raging barbarian.And it just allows for a lot of creativity on how you approach the game.Yeah.Sounds very interesting.And it seems to be a category that's…
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  • How to Get Weather Information in your Mac's Menu Bar (No Third-Party App Needed)
    In this episode, Tyler demonstrates how to get weather information in your Mac's menu bar, useful if you, for example, want to be able to quickly access such information but don't want to deal with widgets or the Weather app.To add weather information to your Mac's menu bar, go to System Settings > Control Center, and choose "Show in menu bar" from the "Weather" popup menu. The temperature for your current location, if the Weather app has previously been granted access to it, should then appear in the status menus. Clicking the temperature should reveal a dialog with the current temperature, other applicable information about current conditions, an "Hourly forecast" group showing the expected conditions for the next four hours, and a button to open the Weather app.TranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers’ names, voices, or content.Hey, Apple Vissers, Tyler here, with a quick tip for how to get weather information in your Mac's menu bar.This is something that you've been able to do with third-party apps for a number of years now, but with the release of macOS Sequoia 15.2, this functionality has been integrated directly into the operating system.This may be useful if you want to get quick weather information such as the current temperature or hourly forecast for the next few hours without needing to deal with the weather app, a third-party app, or a notification center or desktop widgets.I find the menu bar I can use with far fewer keystrokes than the weather app or widgets.So to set this up, all I have to do is go into system settings, control center, and choose menu bar under the weather pop-up menu.So to demonstrate that, I'm going to go to system settings on my Mac.C for control center, control center, and interact with the scroll area.And because weather is near the bottom, I'm going to jump to the bottom with V-O-globe-right arrow.Weather, show in menu bar.If it's off for you, just choose that from this pop-up menu.So now I'm going to close out of this, and I'm going to press V-O-M twice to access the status menus.Okay, and here I am on 29 degrees Fahrenheit.To access more information, I'll just V-O space.Okay, so this is the top of the dialog, V-O-R-A, we have hourly forecast.Depending on the current conditions, there may be other information here too, such as a severe weather warning if one's in effect, or if the feels like temperature is significantly different from the actual temp.But I'm going to interact with the hourly forecast group now.And we have a few hours, so 6 p.m., 7 p.m., 8 p.m., 9 p.m., 10 p.m., and that's it.So not the full 24-hour forecast that you get in the weather app, but if you want to get hourly forecast for the next four hours, this is quite useful.So I'm going to stop interacting, and V-R-A, open weather, and that's the only things you have in this dialog.The temperature, any other information as relevant, the hourly forecast group, and the open weather button.If I hit that, it'll just take me into the weather app.Now to get out of this dialog, at the time of recording, January 2025,…
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  • Quick Tip: Sending Messenger Messages Hands-Free with Siri on iOS
    In this episode, Jessica Dale demonstrates how to send Messenger messages using Siri on iOS and iPadOS.To set this up, go to Settings > Apps > Messenger > Apple Intelligence & Siri, and toggle the "Use with Siri requests" switch on. To send a message, engage Siri and say something like "Use Messenger to message [person]." Siri should then prompt you for the contents of the message and then offer to send it, as it does when sending a message using the built-in Messages app.TranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers’ names, voices, or content.My name is Jessica Dale.I'm going to show you how to use Messenger with Siri.Yesterday they came out with a brand new update and it's really cool.So I'm on my iPad Pro. I have the 2021 version and I am running iOS 18, which is a requirement for this.I'll go to Settings, all the way down to the bottom of the screen to Apps.There it is.I'll double tap.Now on the right hand side, I'll click on Messenger.There we go.Double tap, I'll click on Apple Intelligence and Siri.Use with Siri requests.That's what we want.I'll double tap and there we go.Now let's test it.Use Messenger to message Vicky Wright.I hope you have fun on your vacation, period.I can't wait to hear all about it, period.Your Messenger message says, I hope you have fun on your vacation.I can't wait to hear all about it.Send it?Yes.Done.And there we go.I've now sent a message with Siri.Let's now go confirm that it actually went through.And yes it did.It's right there at the top.Perfect.I would like to thank you all for listening to this demonstration.You can reach me via email at jldail13 at Outlook.com.You can also reach me on Mastodon at ke8upe at mastodon.hams.sofa.Or using the information found in my AppleViz profile.Thank you and have a great day.This podcast was b
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  • Apple Crunch December 2024: The Air Flop and the Return of the Bend Gate
    In this edition of Apple Crunch, Thomas Domville, John Gassman, and Marty Sobo discuss recent Apple news and other topics of interest.Chapters:IntroductionResults of the AppleVis Golden Apples Award for 2024Apple iOS 18.2 Goes PublicLet's Talk Apple Hardware Rumors for SpringLet's Talk Apple Hardware Rumors for FallClosingResources:Announcing the Winners of the 2024 AppleVis Golden Apples and David Goodwin AwardiOS 18.2: Everything You Can Do With ChatGPT IntegrationApple to Maintain iPhone Compatibility for iOS 19, But Drop Older iPads from iPadOS 19 [Rumor]Gurman: iOS 19 delays will cause more spread out, slow software rolloutiOS 18's delayed feature rollout impacts iOS 19 developmentNew MacBook Air Models With M4 Chip Expected to Launch 'Earlier' Than iPhone SE 4 and iPad 11Apple preparing iPhone SE 4 with all-screen design and Face ID, Gurman reportsiPhone SE 4 may lack an Action button, but that's OKApple reportedly releasing AirTag 2 next year with these 3 improvementsWhat to Expect From Apple in 2025PiccyBotIntroducing ally (public beta)TranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers’ names, voices, or content.Hello and welcome to Apple Crunch for December of 2024.This is our last podcast of the year before we head into the new year of 2025.My name is Thomas Tomville, also known as Anonymous.And along with me today to tie up the end of the year with the Apple Crunch, I have John Gasman.How are you, John?Doing fine.How are you?You know, I'm doing great.I'm doing great.I had a wonderful Christmas time, got lots of wonderful gifts and goodies and things like that.And right over here we have Marty.Marty, how are you doing?Dude, thanks.How are you?I'm fine.You guys have a good Christmas?Oh, yeah.…
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  • Unlock the World of Internet Radio with Broadcasts for iOS
    In this podcast, Dennis Long showcases the Broadcasts app for iOS, a lightweight and user-friendly tool for streaming internet radio and organizing stations into a personalized library. Broadcasts supports a variety of online radio formats, enabling users to explore and enjoy their favorite stations from around the globe.Key features of the app include: - Custom Libraries: Easily curate and organize your favorite stations for quick access. - Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly on iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and CarPlay. - Background Playback: Listen to stations while multitasking or with your device locked. - iCloud Sync: Automatically syncs your library across all Apple devices. - Siri and Shortcuts Integration: Control playback and automate tasks using Siri or custom shortcuts. - Minimalist Design: A clean, clutter-free interface focused on simplicity.Broadcasts is the perfect app for radio enthusiasts looking for a sleek and customizable streaming experience.TranscriptDisclaimer: This transcript was generated by Aiko, an AI-powered transcription app. It is not edited or formatted, and it may not accurately capture the speakers’ names, voices, or content.Hello everybody, this is Dennis Long and I am here with a demo of Broadcast.Broadcast is spelled B-R-O-A-D-C-A-S-T-S. Broadcast is a radio app.It is available on the following platforms, iOS, iPadOS, WatchOS, tvOS, MacOS, and Vision Pro. So it is available on everything.It uses the radio browser directory as its source for the stations, which means you could add a station to the radio browser directory and then use Broadcast to find it.Keep in mind it would take time for the radio browser directory to update or you can add a station manually and I'll show you how to do that here in a second.Broadcast is free with a one-time purchase of ten dollars.That's ten US dollars of course.The ten dollars unlocks unlimited collections.Collections are what we would typically refer to as favorites.You are allowed to save five collections or favorites if you don't pay for it.So without further ado let's get into Broadcast.Okay now that read a station that is down in my collection.So let's go to the top of the screen.Okay toggle view.Add station.All stations and of course it's going to put me on my collections because that's where I last was.You can search in your collections here.My collection is where I'm at now so let's go down and explore the settings.Let's check out the settings.Now that is the last tab so let's go left to right.Okay all stations is the first tab you have.Browse tab to five.Browse collections tab three or five.Collections search tab four or five.Search settings tab and buy that.So here we go we're going to check settings out.Settings heading view heading appearance dark list item size large button.Okay so it's a large item button.Now we can change that.Let's tap on that here regular button dismiss context menu but selected large regular button.Okay so we're going to dismiss…
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AppleVis is the go-to resource for blind and low vision users of Apple technologies. Our Podcast discusses the latest in Apple vision accessibility. Topics cover OS and accessibility features, apps, interviews with developers, roundtable discussions, and more - centering around accessing the maximum potential of Apple hardware, software, and services. Tune in to learn how you can get the most out of your Apple devices, hear the latest accessibility news, and more.
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