Dear All,
The October edition of our monthly technology podcast is now available from our
website (
http://www.ncbi.ie/technologypodcast),
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http://www.ncbi.ie/sites/default/files/podcasts/podcast_october_2015.mp3
This month Kerie Doyle, Dave Nason and Saleem Rahman join Stuart to talk all
about Apple’s latest mobile operating system. We discuss mainstream and
accessibility related changes, as well as the new iPhone 6S, 3D touch and a
really cool demonstration of the new Live Photos feature.
Martin Lawlor joins Stuart to demonstrate the SmartVision mobile phone,
recently released by French manufacturer Kapsys.
Finally, Stuart demonstrates the Jaws Dictionary Manager, which allows for
modifications of mispronounced words.
Kind regards,
Stuart
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