You can customize the home screen by long-pressing the "ok" or centre button on any application and waiting for a few seconds. When you here a beep, a context menu appears where you can add the app to your home screen, delete, move it up/down etc.

Hello! A very interesting podcast though I agree with the previous commenter that you may want to spend more time with the phone to know its features and present them to us. Especially relevant for people who are deciding whether to purchase the phone. Indeed, returning to an app from the home screen doesn't bring you to the same position where you left off. However, you can long-press the "home" button and go to Recent apps. Down arrow to the app there and it will bring you to the same position you were previously on, before going to the home screen. Hope this helps.

Hi, do you guys know what US selular carriers are supported with this phone? I'm from the USA. Thank you very much. Dave Jenne from Tilton New Hampshire.

Great video lol as a lover of watches, I also have the regular talking atomic watch as well. I have two of them and one is smaller and one is bigger. I actually switched out of my smart watch to use my atomic watch. It actually goes with the phone and does not go with the clock in Colorado. It actually relies on the phone to send it which is very interesting. Well anyway, I do have a couple of Apple watches as well. I do use my series 10 for sleep tracking and every day use along with my other talking watches the ultra two is the one I used for work because it is rugged big and beefy and I love a big watch on my wrist. I have something about wearing a huge watch I love watches anyway the benefits of a smart watch are so far and Beyond, but what you said was the digital crown is used to bring up Apple Pay it’s actually the power button you click the power button on the side twice Very quickly and that will bring up your bank card. The regular talking watch is great as well if you want to use that if you don’t want notifications, which actually I switched out of my Apple Watch, which I have been using all day texting receiving messages at work and I switched to a regular talking atomic watch now I’m at home just unwinding for the day. Then tonight when I go to sleep, I will change out of my atomic talking watch put my Apple Watch series turn on, and I will sleep with it as I will sleep track the cool thing about the smart watch versus other watches is that you can sleep track health benefits, paying for everything if you want on Apple Pay also, you can actually have it. Wake you up in the morning without hearing your phone. It will pulse you Whereas the talking watch doesn’t have the benefit of that. It will wake you up, but you have to put it close to you and if you wear it, it might be a little uncomfortable at night plus the regular talking watches don’t have sleep tracking anyways I do think that talking watches are great. The problem with the talking watch though is that they are not waterproof or water resistant like your smart watches you can actually put your smart watch in the water and you will have no problem. You have an eject Sound to blow the water out of the speaker but on your talking watch you have to be kind of careful so you don’t get water in the speakers.

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Comment: I like this WIDE field of vision, the best I have seen. Question: If I purchase one of these and try to adapt it to get some slight peripheral vision (by carving a bit out around the edges) will I totally defeat the field of vision? (Stop laughing. I really want to be able to play music and see my hands, figers at the same time).... Thanks.

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I have been using the Maggie for a couple of weeks now. the 100 field of vision is amazing! The Iphone camera must be making the difference. Thanks to you guys for introducing me to it. Would love to get suggestions on how to adjust the headset to get just a bit of peripheral vision. I need to see both sheet music and my harp strings and moving my head back and forth so quickly, even with the focus locked, does not do it for me.

Can I clear TSA at the airport and take the GO on board an airplane? Would love to travel with the device to enhance my overall experience.

From your initial presentation, I had no idea that you were blind. This is great! Lol! I was looking for information on these glasses from a blind person perspective as I am one of them. Anyway, they look promising, and I am most curious to find out if they will integrate with GPS apps that can tell you which way to turn if you are walking to an unfamiliar location. Also, if they will integrate with the upcoming Glide mobility aid. Very exciting times to live as a blind person.

next time you test the alexa ap, can you show how smoothly you can move through the actual alexa settings in the menu, when using the up and down buttons on the phone? I'm not asking about asking a voice command to alexa. thanks.

there is an option in TalkBack settings, advanced settings where you can choose if you want to hear first the name, state or type of control. It is easy fix. I wish you spend more time with screen readers before you discriminate them.

Thanks.

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Good video guys. Helpful; but slow down with your speech!!! Too fast for basic folks,

Thanks

I love that technology is getting to this point. I’ve been saying for years it’s crazy the best we have for accessible technology in day-to-day life is a stick or an animal. Seems outdated with things like self driving cars around. I feel I’m holding off just a bit longer until the form factor can be cut down a smidge, still HUGE steps in the right direction and you’re doing an amazing job at making such a clear breakdown of what features are here and how well they work.

If you have vision in only one eye, can you turn off the other screen?

I used Esight go for a couple of weeks. I agree that they are light and comfortable. I was hoping to be able to read music scores from my IPad with them. Couldn't. There was a slight delay in moving from line to line of music. That might be acceptable for reading a text , but it did not work for reading music. My next try will be Nu Eyes with the promise that they can install my music app (ForScore) on the phone attached to the glasses. We will see.

Outstanding!

I'm a navy vet will va provide me with an iPhone I have retinitis pigments no perifrial vision. I get lost in the dark. Any advise.

Can the device be mirrored or connected to a computer? Also, how can it be used to look at a computer screen or tv? Thanks

Save up a stash of plastic bread sack closure tags. As friends to save them for you! Put a rubber band in the slot, and tape the end so it won’t slide off. Put a sticker on the tag and record it. Place the rubber band around any object, such as a jar or can. You can then throw the empty jar or can away and still have a recorded tag for your new item.

I was able to order my eSight Go today. I’ve been on a waiting list so I’m super excited to receive it. I sent my prescription to them so when I receive my unit it should have the clarity you experienced when trying it with your glasses on. You guys do an awesome job, by the way.

I want to know when it’s coming to the UK and Europe and if they’ll be there by the end of this year. It would be nice to get one for Christmas for my Optic Nerve Hypoplasia. I checked on VisionAid’s website though and the page says it’s coming soon, due early 2025. They’re the suppliers of eSight in the UK. Is there a chance that they’ll come earlier?

My eyes had trouble putting together the two images on the eSight 3 when I tested it. Didn't have the same problem with things like the Acesight devices or Oxisigjt Onyx. Would the Go! be any different?

Great device can’t wait to get a demo unit on their website. It still says join the way to list so it’s not released yet.

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hmm, a traveling Dunkin' cup. Trying to figure out if there is a hidden message there.

this app is not good enough.

I have just got an Apple Watch from my friend. and I love it. I like the Luna and the World Clock faces. Also I like the Doubble Tap the screen and get the haptic time.

Edge is for slavery and tracking , zero freedom

I'm a big edge fan!

tank you

I am visually impaired and rely on the Windows accessibility features for visual enhancement. For some reason, dark themes don't play well with online forms such as surveys and bank statements, and even the gmail table. This is the case in both Edge and Chrome. It took awhile to discover that the inverted colors toggle is off by default in Windows 11 and set up if you find it useful. In order to get the forms to render properly in your browser, toggle off dark mode [l alt][l shift][prt scr] and toggle on invert colors if you need it [ctrl][windows][c]. This works for both Edge and Chrome. As a person with functional vision, I prefer Chrome because it does a better job with KZbin video rendering when you magnify the browser screen. Edge often cuts off half the screen. I've run into some other odd rendering issues with Edge and graphics for online pdfs. So Mr. Gates, I am sticking with Chrome unless my vision worsens to the point I need a screen reader.

Very helpful. Now do Chrome. Thanks

For me i have brave. And I wand to know how make reading all and my emails ?

My Dad has advanced glaucoma and esight go does not work out for him...

Can you do a video on the best successful RPG games?

Be cautious friends. I know a few people who have low vision and have invested in wearable tech, to help them. After initial interest, they haven’t found a strong benefit. Not sure any of them actually continue to wear their device. Make sure you can return your tech after a month and get a refund. Take care & good luck.

I can’t wait til it comes to the UK. 😂

these are on my list.. From what I can tell it seems like these would work best for those of us with some vision left and no not need O#M but more reading menus, street signs, etc.Plus, the price.. and they dont' look weird

Could i use apple watch without having I phone?

Navi from zelda it's a popular game how are you so sure people won't know it

You mentioned this being a more precise method. I don't get how that's the case. It seems as accurate as all GPS-based services. Also whay use this app rather than any other GPS naviagation app. Don't they all have a means of dropping a ping (sharing your location)?

What three words would you use to describe the What3Words service? Which alternatives would you recommend that can accomplish the same tasks? Thanks again for watching! Join us next time, and be sure to like and subscribe!

thanks , it seems that gps accuracy never gets better than 20 feet. :/

Hello! Could you compare this glasses with nueyes? Nueyes seems pretty attractive to me as well.