iPhone apps for the blind and visually impaired

This training was sponsored by the Utah Assistive Technology Program of Utah State University, and presented by Everette Bacon and Jerry Nealey of Utah Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired.
The iPhone is more than a text machine! It is a great accessible tool for those with vision impairment. Everette Bacon will demonstrate many applications specifically designed for those who are blind or have low vision on the iPhone. These apps can help with independence in everyday tasks and also can assist with school or vocation.
Everette Bacon is the Field Services Coordinator and is over both Technology and Employment Services for the Division of Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired. He began as an Assistive Technology Specialist in 2006. He is also the Affiliate President for the National Federation of the Blind of Utah. Jerry Nealey will assist Everette, and is a Field Instructor for DSBVI.

[@TheR005ter]

These are,so helpful can anything you go to can be read to you?

[@GroFilms]

awesome thank you so much

[@jacquelinesmith-jackson2815]

Gro Films Yeah I know these apps are cool right?

[@wheelieblind]

Great next show one on the Andoid phone, which most of us who are low income are using. When I see assistive technology that is only available for iPhone it really annoys me. I'll tell you like it is, I don't want pitty but truth be told most of my friends who are blind are using some not so popular brand android phone from some place like Metro PCS, or Boost Mobile, in other words less expensive cell phone service, mine for the longest time was only capable of 3G. I will be looking for your video on Andoid phones and what assistive technology is available for that, which is not for iphone lol no no just what is available for android.