If one reads a few Apple blogs, it seems like all the “cool kids” have their $3500+ setup for the Vision Pro. But I wondered what the experience would be like for someone who has very little vision. Shelly Brisbin, a noted accessibility specialist who has forgotten more about Apple and accessibility than I’ve ever…
Read More Accessibility and the Vision ProMost readers of this site won’t have heard of Craig Hockenberry. But you may have heard of one of the apps his company, Iconfactory, was known for: Twitterific. Craig has a really smart piece about accessibility and how even Apple has made some mistakes in the new WatchOS 10 timer app. Spoiler alert: he even…
Read More Why accessibility matters – how the user interface and timers interactIt feels like it’s a one-sided relationship between you two… I’m hoping that you both will work with me here. Parallels really wanted me to install Windows 11. And if you look at the Parallels website, it says that I can. As I mention elsewhere on this site, I have a mid-2015 MacBook Pro. But…
Read More Dear Microsoft and Parallels,Let’s face it – we’re blessed to have quite a variety of tech devices available to us. And now, given that I have a 12.9” iPad Pro and a 13” MacBook Pro that have close to the same screen real estate available, It’s fair to raise the questions: “What’s the best use of each device?”…
Read More Using the iPad vs. the MacBook Pro