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Blind and partially-sighted people have always loved their sport, whether it's football or rugby, tennis or golf. But is sport fully accessible to blind people? David Tanner who's reported on sport for both TV and radio for many years and provides audio described commentary, looks at how the service differs between sports, finds out how blind fans feel about the service they receive, and if there is any way it can be improved further….

RNIB's technology Officer Madleen Mann reviews the Amazon Echo, which is a hands-free, voice-controlled device that uses Alexa (voice-controlled assistant) to play music, control smart home devices, provide information, read the news, set alarms and more. Madleen is talking to RNIB Connect Radio's Simon Pauley. If you have any questions, concerns, or would just like some advice on how to use your accessible technology contact the Technology for Life team by calling: 0303 123 9999, or by emailing

RNIB's technology Officer Paul Porter reviews the Hive Active Heating App, which is a thermostat that allows you to control your heating and hot water from your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Paul is talking to RNIB Connect Radio's Barry Snell. If you have any questions, concerns, or would just like some advice on how to use your accessible technology contact the Technology for Life team by calling: 0303 123 9999, or by emailing to: tfl@rnib.org.uk

This week has been full of headline news -- "Senate fails its Zuckerberg test", "'Um, uh, no': Zuckerberg not keen to reveal own personal info", and many others. One observation we've had is the struggle between generations. The speed at which technology has increased is staggering. The Technology Snowball is very real, and we see this fleshed out on Capitol Hill as questions ask of Mark Zuckerberg seem ridiculous at times, it's obvious that it's not just

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Each month RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell speaks to Tristan Parker from E-Access Bulletin. We discuss some of the topics, ahead of the release of the next issue of the free monthly bulletin, focusing on assistive technology. This month's topics include, the new Soundscape GPS app from Microsoft and Guide dogs, assistive tech awards & much more. #RNIBConnect

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The UK charity Guide Dogs has teamed up with global tech giant Microsoft to develop and release a new app for blind and partially sighted people. Soundscape is a new slant on personal GPS and uses 3D sound to build an audio picture of your surroundings as you walk, or travel in a vehicle. RNIB Connect Radio's Allan Russell spoke to Jenny Cook, from Guide Dogs, and Jarnail Chudge, From Microsoft, to learn more about the free app, which is available via the Apple App Store right now..

The Welcome app has been designed by Edinburgh based tech solutions company NeateBox to improve the provision of service to customers with disabilities. The app is set up by the user and when they approach a venue with the tech installed, the customer service representatives or staff are alerted to their arrival and any special requirements the customer has prioritised. The versatile app is being used for shops, visitor attractions, transport hubs and much, much more. RNIB Connect Radio's

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Una charla con Andrés Goldsworthy de #Bancolombia, sobre el proyecto EscuelaSostenibilidad.com en el que #Google y el banco fueron hasta Santa Cruz del Islote, en el #Caribe colombiano, para crear un sitio web interactivo con realidad virtual disponible para visitar esta pequeña isla con tantas dificultades de #sostenibilidad por la falta de espacio suficiente para los habitantes y para solucionar las necesidades básicas como #agua y comida. Es fácil comprender que no se puede cultivar en la

España cerró el año 2017 por todo lo alto batiendo el record de visitantes en toda su historia, 82 millones de turistas visitaron el país, un dato solo superado por Francia. Por primera vez en la historia, un 19% de los ciudadanos de Barcelona ve el turismo como el principal problema de la ciudad, lo que está generando en la población un sentimiento de rechazo hacia los turistas. Escúchalo ahora! Espero que te haya gustado el podcast de hoy, recuerda que puedes dejar tu comentarios en este post.

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It's almost become a tradition, it feels like. We take the podcast time around Easter to remind all of you that have been working so hard for the "Super Bowl Sunday" of church services -- to put your feet up and reflect. We mentioned this week that we've talked about Easter before -- you can catch those podcasts here: Easter Church Tech Tips with Chip Dizárd, Get Your Church Website Ready for Easter, Getting Ready for Easter, Easter Sunday: Achievement Unlocked, and Grab Bag #1

Mark Evans from RNIB’s Technology For Life team reviews the latest ‘Beats Studio 3' wireless headphones. Mark is talking to RNIB Connect Radio’s Barry Snell. If you have any questions, concerns, or would just like some advice on how to use your accessible technology contact the Technology for Life team by calling: 0303 123 9999, or by emailing to: tfl@rnib.org.uk

As driverless cars start to being their testing in the UK we ask if blind and partially sighted people could one day use this technology to enhance their mobility.  Steven Scott visited an exhibition and display of driverless vehicles, including the new Tesla Model X, and even had a chance to try it out for himself.  #RNIBConnect #TechTalk

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