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A number of our blind and partially sighted listeners have been in touch to offer their handy hints and tips using Microsoft Word.

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For this week's App Review, RNIB technology officer Paul Porter tells us how to use the BBC iPlayer and in particular it's audio description features.

Following last week's tutorial on how to use RNIB Overdrive on Windows PCs, this how to guide will hopefully help you to use the digital talking books platform on an iPhone or iPad.

In the first of a series of How To's on how to use RNIB Overdrive, Matthew explains to us how he uses the digital talking books service with Jaws on his PC.

There are lots of different apps to help you identify what's around you, and Big Magnify aims to do the same. Mark from RNIB tells us more about the app and how to get it.

It's well known that blind people struggle to sleep more than others because of the brain's inability to know if it's light or dark outside. The receptors in the eyes which tell the brain it's night time don't work if the person can't see. So what's the best way to get yourself to sleep? We asked some blind people on VORail what they do.

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There are so many different types of power banks out there - little devices that hook to your smartphone or tablet and let you charge up while on the move - but how would you know if your power pack has run out of, well, power. Our listener and regular contributor Julie Rodaway from Liverpool got in touch to tell us what she's found to solve the problem.

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We are always keen to hear what apps you are using and enjoying. One of our listeners got in touch to tell us what she thinks of WhatsApp on her Android device.

What are the benefits of social media for those of us who are blind or partially sighted? Kevin Satizibal reports.

While it might seem obvious that disabled toilets are available for blind people to use, how accessible are they? This was the question that led to a new invention by Helen and Steve in Cornwall. They spoke to Steven Scott to tell them how their new device is changing the way blind people use toilets everywhere.

Is shopping more difficult if you're blind or partially sighted? A new service from Amazon promises to offer those in selected locations with up to two-hour delivery slots direct to your front door. Steven reviews the new service and reports back to Tech Talk.

Jackie catches up with Steve Nutt from Computer Room Services to find about the Wilson range of recorders which are accessible to blind people

Our listeners have been getting in touch to tell us their top tips when it comes to choosing which tech we should be taking with us on holiday.