Archive for the ‘Visually Impaired’ Category
Do you go from room to room in your house searching for a spot to read? As we age, our vision may not be as clear as we would like. This lamp emits a very “natural” light, which reduces glare and increases contrast.
The IPhone Accessibility features make the iPhone extremely friendly for people with low vision. You can zoom, voice over, or even change from black on white text to white on black. With the voice over turned on, a simple touch of a button will tell you exactly what that button will do.
Buying a talking watch used to be simple. We quickly bought the first one we found back in 1988! Today, however, there are choices to be made before you make a final decision.
Whitey has been reading Ben Hogan – An American Life this weekend — on tape and provided by the State Library for the Blind. Last week he read a book about Satchel Paige and one about Tiger Woods. The State Libraries in the United States offer an excellent service for the blind and visually impaired. [...]
For the legally blind, these talking products are a fabulous necessity! How many times today have you looked at your watch or a clock?
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