David Frye at Easter Seals Crossroads in Indiana talks about the Optelec ClearReader+, a helpful, portable device for visually impaired individuals.
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ATU138 – GW Micro announces that WindowEyes is now FREE for Microsoft Office users. Press conference, interviews with Dan Hubbell, Dan Weirich, and Jeremy Curry
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Your weekly dose of information that keeps you up to date on the latest developments in the field of technology designed to assist people with disabilities and special needs. Show Notes: GW Micro Announces that Windows is now free for Microsoft Office owners. www.WindowEyesForOffice.com www.GWMicro.com www.Microsoft.com/enable www.EasterSealsTech.com —————————— […]
Z-Wave Home Control
We should all feel safe and have as much control as possible in our own home regardless of age or disability; we also want our loved ones to live as independently and safely as possible too, but how? Z-Wave products provide both users and their loved ones with a great sense of security and independence […]
Sneak Preview: GW Micro Announces FREE Windoweyes for Microsoft Office users – Exclusive Interviews on Assistive Technology Update!
Podcast: Play in new window | Download Less than 24 hours ago GW Micro announced that their flagship product, WindowEyes will now be free for users of Microsoft Office. Check out this sneak preview of our exclusive interviews! Full coverage coming Friday, January 17, 2013 here on Assistive Technology Update!
Breaking news: GW Micro Announces that Windoweyes will be FREE for Microsoft Office Users
We are on site with GW Micro in Ft Wayne, Indiana today. They are announcing that their flagship product, Windoweyes, will now be available for FREE for users of Microsoft Office 2010 and higher. We will be interviewing the folks from GW Micro and will include that interview on this week’s episode of www.AssistiveTechnologyUpdate.com. Press […]
The DoorBot and Lockitron
Welcome to the future… a world of countless technology, gadgets, and products to simplify daily tasks. To many, the door of one’s home announces a visitor by a simple knock or the ding dong of a bell. But what if no one’s home? Or what if someone wants to see the visitor and speak to […]