Walk-through

In this podcast Peter Mahach gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Accessible Fruitmachine, a new iOS game from the developers of Accessible Minesweeper.

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Viggle, an iOS app that rewards you for watching television.
Viggle can automatically identify the show you’re watching. You get Viggle points for every show you watch. You can redeem your Viggle points for real rewards or convert your points into charitable donations.
Note: Viggle is currently only available to US users.

In this podcast Victor Tsaran gives us a demonstration of Item Chooser, a tool that has been available in iOS since the release of version 5.
Activated by a 2-fingered triple tap, Item Chooser displays an alphabetical list of all the items on your iDevice's screen. You can search or browse this list, and when selecting an item VoiceOver will tell you where on the screen it is located. Double-tap, and you will be taken to that item.
Item Chooser is particularly useful with Safari, but works well with many other apps and also offers a quick and easy way to locate apps, folders and buttons.

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of AudioLabels, an iOS app that uses barcodes or QR codes to help the vision-impaired identify objects.

AudioLabels works in two simple steps:

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Scanner911 Police Radio Pro, an iOS app that was recently selected to be an AppleVis Pick of the Week. Scanner911 allows you to listen in to the radio transmissions of police, fire, EMS, ATC, and railroad crews.

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of HearPlanet, an iOS app that will turn your iDevice into an audio guidebook to the world. HearPlanet contains information on landmarks, historic sites and points of interests from around the world, and has been used by Apple in their iPhone ads.
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In this podcast Eric Caron gives us a walk-through and demonstration of the Notes application that is pre-installed on iOS devices. The simplicity of this app is actually its strength, as it makes it extremely quick and easy to add new notes, edit old notes and delete what you no longer need. Eric demonstrates that Notes also offers a convenient way to transfer text to and from your iDevice using iCloud and Mail.

The AppleVis Podcast gets the vocoder treatment, as John Moore entertains us with a walk-through and demonstration of Songify, a free iOS app that automatically transforms ordinary speech into song.
Other apps mentioned in this podcast:

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of Digit-Eyes Audio Scanner and Labeler, an iOS app that enables people without vision to scan UPC / EAN codes and hear the names of over 25 million products. In many cases the app can also provide additional information on these products, such as storage instructions, complete list of ingredients, and nutritional information.

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and demonstration of ZeroTap, a free iOS app that allows you to send text from your PC or Mac to your iDevice. This text can then be pasted into the desired application on your iDevice, such as iMessage or Notes.

In this podcast AnonyMouse gives us a walk-through and review of Voice Assistant - Just use your voice, which was recently selected by the AppleVis Editorial Team to be our first iOS Notable App of the Week.

In the third of a series of podcasts exploring the advanced features of List Recorder, Eric Caron talks us through the tilt gestures that can be used within the app to initiate actions.
List Recorder combines making lists with an easy to use, yet powerful audio recorder. The result is a handy app that lets you quickly jot down and organize information as audio, text or both.

In the second of two podcasts exploring some of the advanced features available in List Recorder, Eric Caron gives us a detailed overview of exporting and importing lists and their contents. This facility is useful for making backups of your lists, transferring them to a PC or Mac for use there, or for sharing lists with other List Recorder users.

In the first of two podcasts exploring some of the advanced features available in List Recorder, Eric Caron gives us a detailed overview of recordings. This includes quick recordings, pausing and resuming recordings, and how to use the listening feature. In addition to looking at ways to create List Recorder items, Eric discusses the different things that you can do with these items, such as sending them via email and uploading to Dropbox.

In this podcast AnonyMouse revisits one of his favorite iOS apps, Vokul. Version 1.2 of this voice control and dictation app has just been released, adding more features and now available in more countries than ever before. So, sit back and listen as AnonyMouse gives us a demonstration and review of this new version.
 

In this podcast Michael Hansen gives us a detailed walk-through and demonstration of Weather Alert USA. This app reliably notifies you of severe weather alerts 24/7 (even when the app is not running) using a combination of pop-up notifications, alert tones, and an app icon badge.

In this podcast Eric gives us a walk-through and demonstration of the improvements and changes that we will see in version 2.3 of List Recorder. This update is currently working its way through Apple's approval process, so should be available from the App Store within the next few days.

In this podcast Cory gives us a demonstration of My Local TV, a free iOS app that brings you local television news from stations across the United States.
Just open the app, enter your zip code, pick the local station that you want news from, and bang! You have videos of news, sports, weather and you also get the text versions of stories. The app also allows you to set mobile alerts, so you get push notifications for breaking news.