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The session examined how AI was changing screen reading and supporting productivity and independence. It previewed upcoming JAWS developments and possible future computer experiences.

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Peter Korn explored Amazon's entertainment accessibility features, including Adaptive Display, Dialogue Boost, audio description, and advanced hearing-aid connectivity on Fire TV. The session examined how these features worked together to support more inclusive streaming.

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The session examined Ray-Ban Meta glasses and improvements informed by blind and low vision users. Participants learned about features developed during the year and received a preview of future developments.

Originally Aired on ACB Media

Representatives of several telecommunications companies joined ACB for a panel discussion.

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The TTJ Instructor Team answered questions about iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and other Apple products, compatible applications, and accessories. Trainers Matt, Kliph, and Sarah provided assistance without requiring appointments.

Originally Aired on ACB Media

The TTJ Instructor Team answered questions about iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Watch, and other Apple products, compatible applications, and accessories. Trainers Matt, Kliph, and Sarah provided assistance without requiring appointments.

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HumanWare presented the BrailleNote Evolve, a compact Windows 11 PC with 32 braille cells and a braille-first experience powered by NVDA and Keysoft. The team also discussed the Victor Stream, Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and low vision tools.

Presenters: Joel Zimba, Blindness Products Specialist; Kevin Hughes, Regional Sales Manager; Roger Steinberg, Product Manager Low Vision Products

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Aira's panel, including experienced users and beginners, explored choosing among AI tools, wearable technology, volunteers, and visual interpreting. The discussion considered trust, privacy, quick tasks, and navigation in unfamiliar places, emphasizing how circumstances affected the choice of tools. Participants could share experiences and questions and hear updates about AI wearables and the Aira Access Network. The session also offered prizes.