Product Minute:: Mini Guide Cane Holder  



As the name suggests, it is a holder that you slide your Mini Guide in to which is attached to your cane.



I only purchased mine this week and it is one of those items which I should have purchased when it first came out, it is so handy smile.



Several links below



Two links firstly to the Va Store shop page for the Mini guide Holder, and then the link to the actual Mini guide itself on the shop site.



Mini Guide Holder



Mini Guide (itself)



After I posted the Mini Guide Holder podcast on my iSee feed, 



Podcast demo of the Mini Guide Holder



I received lots of queries about the Mini Guide itself, hence the linked demo next.



Podcast demo of the Mini Guide itself 



Microsoft testing Ads in Windows 11 Insider Build within the Start Menu



Windows is starting to sound like a Smart TV screen.



SD Cards to Hit 4TB by 2025



This sounds great for moving large files around from device to device if you need to. However, I just hope folks don’t use them as permanent storage solutions.



Apple Argues About Why it is Still Ok to sell MacBooks with 8GB RAM



I used to think this was ok, but with AI in particular wanting more computing resources, I’m wondering if this is still the case.



Apple Intends to Overhaul Entire Mac Line Up with M4 AI Chips



I think the M3 only came out 5 months ago, and at the end of this year it seems the M4 will be out.

It is going to be very interesting to see what happens at WWDC in June with AI for iOS and Mac OS.

Product Minute:: Mini Guide Cane Holder  
 
As the name suggests, it is a holder that you slide your Mini Guide in to which is attached to your cane.
 
I only purchased mine this week and it is one of those items which I should have purchased when it first came out, it is so handy smile.
 
Several links below
 
Two links firstly to the Va Store shop page for the Mini guide Holder, and then the link to the actual Mini guide itself on the shop site.
 
<a href="https://shop.visionaustralia.org/miniguide-holder.html">Mini Guide Holder</a>
 
<a href="https://shop.visionaustralia.org/miniguide-ultrasonic-echo-location-detector.html">Mini Guide (itself)</a>
 
After I posted the Mini Guide Holder podcast on my iSee feed, 
 
<a href="https://davidwoodbr.podbean.com/e/demo-of-the-amazing-i-think-and-extremley-useful-mini-guide-holder-for-your-mobility-cane-from-vision-store/">Podcast demo of the Mini Guide Holder</a>
 
I received lots of queries about the Mini Guide itself, hence the linked demo next.
 
<a href="https://davidwoodbr.podbean.com/e/podcast-on-the-actual-mini-guide-sonar-detection-device-which-goes-with-the-mini-guide-holder-for-your-cane-or-jsut-held-in-your-hand/">Podcast demo of the Mini Guide itself </a>
 
Microsoft testing Ads in Windows 11 Insider Build within the Start Menu
 
Windows is starting to sound like a Smart TV screen.
 
SD Cards to Hit 4TB by 2025
 
This sounds great for moving large files around from device to device if you need to. However, I just hope folks don’t use them as permanent storage solutions.
 
Apple Argues About Why it is Still Ok to sell MacBooks with 8GB RAM
 
I used to think this was ok, but with AI in particular wanting more computing resources, I’m wondering if this is still the case.
 
Apple Intends to Overhaul Entire Mac Line Up with M4 AI Chips
 
I think the M3 only came out 5 months ago, and at the end of this year it seems the M4 will be out.
It is going to be very interesting to see what happens at WWDC in June with AI for iOS and Mac OS.

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest from the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective.

Talking Tech - Vision Australia Radio

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective. 

Vision Australia has a range of products and services to assist Australia’s blind and low vision community in all technology needs. Visit visionaustralia.org or call 1300 84 74 66 to learn how we can help you live the life you choose.

Select the following link to browse our range of products in our Vision Store: https://shop.visionaustralia.org/

Vision Australia's Senior Adaptive Technology Consultant David Woodbridge talks with Stephen Jolley about the latest developments and gadgets in the tech world from a blindness and low vision perspective. 
Vision Australia has a range of products and services to assist Australia’s blind and low vision community in all technology needs. Visit visionaustralia.org or call 1300 84 74 66 to learn how we can help you live the life you choose.
Select the following link to browse our range of products in our Vision Store: <a href="https://shop.visionaustralia.org/">https://shop.visionaustralia.org/</a>

Talking Tech 16th April 2024

https://api.omny.fm/orgs/fa7924ac-d4fd-4bff-b1b4-ac7f006dda87/clips/91392007-75e2-4b0d-9ceb-b1540059252c/transcript

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