WEBVTT - Talking Tech 26th September 2023

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<v S1>Hello everyone. Welcome to Talking Tech. This edition available from

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<v S1>the 26th of September 2023. I'm Stephen Jolly. Great to

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<v S1>have you with us wherever you're listening, perhaps through Vision

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<v S1>device or smart speaker to play Vision Australia Radio Talking

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<v S1>Tech Podcast. Vision Australia Radio Talking Tech podcast. With me

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<v S1>someone who can explain all this tech stuff really well.

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<v S1>Vision Australia's National Advisor on Access Technology, David Woodbridge. David,

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<v S1>the new Apple devices iPhones and Apple watches are now

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<v S1>available for purchase.

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<v S2>They are indeed. So we've got the iPhone 15, the

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<v S2>15 plus the iPhone Pro and the iPhone Pro max.

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<v S2>And so basically the smaller ones, the 15 and the

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<v S2>15 pro with the 6.1 and the plus and the

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<v S2>max one is your 6.7 diagonal inch screen. So they're

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<v S2>now available to purchase. And of course, the Apple Watch

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<v S2>Series nine and the Apple Watch Ultra two. And what

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<v S2>I noticed on the Web, they were saying that particularly

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<v S2>for the Apple Watch Ultra two, if you've already got

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<v S2>an ultra one, there's really no point update to the

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<v S2>Apple Watch Ultra two. But if you have a series

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<v S2>four watch, which is going back a fair way, they

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<v S2>are suggesting that you might want to update to the

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<v S2>Series nine. If you have a series six, 7 or 8,

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<v S2>They reckon the extra functionality in the Series nine is

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<v S2>not dramatically besides the, you know, the being able to

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<v S2>see it in very bright light. The screen is very,

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<v S2>very bright now. But besides that, yeah, there just a

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<v S2>few things to think about before you rush out and

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<v S2>spend your good, well-earned money.

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<v S1>And iOS 17 hit our devices last week.

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<v S2>Yeah. Now, look, I've got very complacent because I remember we,

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<v S2>we talked off air. I mentioned one thing about the,

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<v S2>the side switch on the side of the iPhone and

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<v S2>I called it a different name. And I suddenly realized

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<v S2>that for you, iOS 17 is a completely new experience.

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<v S2>I've been beta testing it since, what's it been, June

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<v S2>this year. So how have you found iOS 17 overall

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<v S2>as a sort of a brand new user, so to speak? Well, it.

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<v S1>Reminded me of other times when I download new versions

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<v S1>of iOS, it appears snappier at the start. That's nice.

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<v S1>Some of the sounds are a little bit different. I

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<v S1>noticed that notifications behaves a little differently, but that's all

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<v S1>resolvable when you go to the settings and you've got

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<v S1>to keep that in mind that sometimes things haven't actually

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<v S1>been taken away, but they might have had their default

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<v S1>settings changed. In the case of notifications, you just go

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<v S1>to settings accessibility, then within accessibility, voiceover and then verbosity,

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<v S1>and that deals with punctuation and also notifications, whether they

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<v S1>be for the lock screen or the banner notifications, you know,

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<v S1>where those big ones come over the top of an

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<v S1>article you might be reading. ET cetera. So there's little

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<v S1>things like that that that change, it's well worth digging

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<v S1>a little bit deeper. And you see that it's not

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<v S1>actually sort of very much the same, like it's basically

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<v S1>as it was, but with new enhancements and tweaks and

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<v S1>there's quite a few of those. David There's a very

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<v S1>nice coverage of this from Jonathan Mohsin with his current

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<v S1>Living Blind Fully podcast Edition 250, where he spends a

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<v S1>lot of time going through not just the iPhone 15

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<v S1>Pro and some of the physical features and functionality of that,

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<v S1>but also a lot of time with iOS 17 and

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<v S1>there's some useful little tips you can pick up from that.

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<v S2>There's actually a huge amount of some of the extra

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<v S2>stuff that I've been using. I've been using it for

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<v S2>such a long time now. I just take it for

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<v S2>granted the way it works. So things like the fact

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<v S2>that you don't have to use the magic words, he says,

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<v S2>I try anymore and the reason why I'm spelling is

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<v S2>that because you can actually use the the second word

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<v S2>now to activate our beloved personal assistants. And we've also

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<v S2>got extra voices for the Apple's personal assistants, plus the

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<v S2>fact that this is what I like. You can speed

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<v S2>it up a bit faster or he up a bit faster,

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<v S2>depending on what voice you use as well. And the

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<v S2>other thing that somebody reminded me the other day, too,

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<v S2>we've actually got new ringtones for the iPhone and some

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<v S2>of them are really, really cool. So if you go

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<v S2>and check out your sound settings on your iPhone, some

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<v S2>of the new ringtones are actually very, very nice indeed.

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<v S2>So that might be something else that people might want

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<v S2>to play with as well.

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<v S1>macOS out this week, Sonoma.

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<v S2>So this again is a lot of stuff under the

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<v S2>hood and all up it makes it a you know,

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<v S2>a good update. But can I ask people to pay

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<v S2>particular attention to preview, which is the app that we

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<v S2>use traditionally to read PDF files on the Mac And

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<v S2>Apple supposedly has done a lot of work behind the

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<v S2>scenes about trying to allow you to navigate structured tagged

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<v S2>PDF files such as headings, links, tables, and one of

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<v S2>the major issues with PDF files was if you tried

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<v S2>to read by say header one and then header two

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<v S2>and then jump down and say the next heading level

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<v S2>two trying to navigate past all the sub subheading ones,

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<v S2>it never worked properly. So if you're a PDF user

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<v S2>and you want to check out preview on the next

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<v S2>version of the Mac OS, let me know and just

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<v S2>email me at David Dot Woodbridge at Vision Australia. Org

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<v S2>And I'll be very interested to see what you think

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<v S2>about the new improvements.

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<v S1>I want to go back to iOS now, the Magnifier

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<v S1>app and some interesting stuff in there now.

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<v S2>Yes, just remember now and this is particularly with the

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<v S2>pro versions of the phone. So this is the 12 pro,

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<v S2>the 13 pro, the 14 pro, and the 15 pro,

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<v S2>as well as the max versions of those in the

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<v S2>magnifier app. We now have five detection modes now. So

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<v S2>we've got people detection, which is what we used a

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<v S2>lot in Covid to find out how close the person

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<v S2>was to you. We have door detection and that door

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<v S2>detection also supposedly also tells you, I haven't tried this

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<v S2>out for a while about which way the door opens

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<v S2>and where the handle is. We've got image. So it

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<v S2>will actually look at an image and tell you what's

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<v S2>actually in the image text. So that's basically optical character recognition.

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<v S2>So if you point your phone at a sign or

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<v S2>anything else for that matter in your pantry, it'll add

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<v S2>to you. And of course the new one quite dramatically,

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<v S2>along with door detection in iOS 17 is point and speak.

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<v S2>And that's where you've got a touch screen surface. You

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<v S2>point your finger at a button and it tells you

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<v S2>what the button is based on, again, the camera. So

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<v S2>if you've been avoiding that app. For a while. Go

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<v S2>and have a look at it again, because now you've

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<v S2>got those five interesting things to have a play with.

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<v S1>Magnifier. Easy to find. Now, there are still a number

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<v S1>of devices you buy through Apple that use the lightning connector,

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<v S1>aren't there?

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<v S2>There are. So whilst, you know, we've got all excited

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<v S2>about the iPhone with its new Usb-c and the iPhone

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<v S2>15 line up my 14 pro max still uses lightning

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<v S2>so does the 13 and the 12 and the. If

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<v S2>you've still got those phones around the place. I've got

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<v S2>three magic keyboards in front of me that use lightning.

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<v S2>My trackpad external trackpad for the Mac uses Lightning. My

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<v S2>version one and two of my AirPods Pro uses lightning

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<v S2>for the charging case, my AirPods Max, which costs $1,000.

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<v S2>They still use lightning and a few other things as well.

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<v S2>So if you're like me and you've gone very much

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<v S2>into the Apple universe, particularly before they're different types of hardware,

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<v S2>then just have a think about what you're doing and

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<v S2>what cables you might need. I'm still going to hang

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<v S2>off a little bit until Apple starts to update some

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<v S2>of their other stuff, so that's when I'll start to update.

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<v S2>But at the moment I've got too many gadgets still

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<v S2>on lightning to justify, you know, even thinking about updating

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<v S2>to another usb-c only device.

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<v S1>Tell us about the integration of FaceTime and Apple TV

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<v S1>or Apple TV, 4K, whatever that means.

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<v S2>So the 4K is just basically it's the way that

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<v S2>movies are made these days. You can watch it in

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<v S2>dramatic video, blah, blah, blah, cinema mode and so on.

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<v S2>But what this really means is that if you run

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<v S2>your Apple TV 4K, specifically in your lounge room on

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<v S2>your say, 60 inch or 80 inch television screen, then

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<v S2>what happens is with iOS 17 running on both the

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<v S2>Apple TV 4K and your iPhone or iPad, then the

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<v S2>video that you're looking at. So your grandchildren or your

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<v S2>family on the screen from overseas is on your big screen.

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<v S2>And then the camera and the audio is coming out

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<v S2>of your iPhone or your iPad. So it's really Apple saying,

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<v S2>you know, you can have your family and your lounge

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<v S2>room because you can imagine, you know, seeing people and

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<v S2>grandchildren and people's drawings and everything else on this huge

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<v S2>screen is going to be absolutely amazing. So I think

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<v S2>that's one really great thing. But just remember, it's definitely

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<v S2>the Apple TV 4K, It's not the Apple TV HD.

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<v S2>If you don't have an Apple TV 4K, then you

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<v S2>won't have FaceTime as an icon on the home screen

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<v S2>of the Apple TV.

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<v S1>But it really is a case of getting your loved

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<v S1>ones into your living room from a long way away.

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<v S1>It's not just like a little thing. You'll look at

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<v S1>it on your phone or whatever.

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<v S2>No, no. And we tried it out with my daughter.

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<v S2>We were able to see my 20 month year old

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<v S2>grandson's attempt at doing some crayon drawing and it was

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<v S2>amazing because Elon said you could see a lot more

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<v S2>detail on this huge screen that you could on her,

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<v S2>even her iPhone 14 pro max screen.

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<v S1>Not only Apple events this month, we've had an Amazon

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<v S1>one and a Microsoft one. Tell us about the Amazon

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<v S1>one first.

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<v S2>The Amazon one was interesting because along with announcing some

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<v S2>new hardware, so they announced I think it was the

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<v S2>Amazon show, eight new version and a fire TV soundbar

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<v S2>and a new fire TV stick. And then as far

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<v S2>as some stuff to do with the A lady, as

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<v S2>I like to call it, they also mentioned the fact

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<v S2>that she or he will be turning into an artificial

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<v S2>intelligence system, which you won't need to use the magic

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<v S2>word for, and you'll be able to say something like,

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<v S2>Let's chat. And like ChatGPT, you can indulge in a

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<v S2>conversational flow with the artificial intelligence. Now it's coming live

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<v S2>in the next several weeks or so. I just tried

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<v S2>it here and it said this feature is not currently

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<v S2>available in your region. So let's hope that it's not

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<v S2>only just in the US, but it's worldwide as well.

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<v S2>So stand by for that.

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<v S1>Microsoft there event.

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<v S2>They announced some new hardware, so they answered announced the

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<v S2>new surface, Studio two and the new surface go Now

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<v S2>the surface go apparently is primarily for business. It's not

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<v S2>for the normal consumer, but the studio one was, again,

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<v S2>lots of up to good internal updates as far as

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<v S2>the processor and memory and everything else was concerned. But

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<v S2>the exciting thing and yes, you probably guessed what I'm

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<v S2>going to say is they also talked about copilot, which

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<v S2>is another fancy way of saying artificial intelligence and what

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<v S2>the co-pilot will do. It will suggest things for you

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<v S2>to do. So when you're writing an email, it might

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<v S2>suggest different ways of writing that email or when you're

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<v S2>looking at a chart in an Excel spreadsheet, you can

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<v S2>ask it to perhaps extrapolate some particular some data under

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<v S2>that chart and so on. So that looks really interesting

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<v S2>because basically there's a new Windows update coming out this week.

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<v S2>And I'm not 100% sure whether the copilot was going

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<v S2>to be this week or coming out in October. But

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<v S2>stand by for that. And it's going to be really,

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<v S2>really interesting, particularly for us. Narrator Screen reader users and

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<v S2>of course draws and other screen readers as well.

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<v S1>Gutenberg and a lot more books available.

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<v S2>Normally on Gutenberg, you've got a whole range of electronic books.

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<v S2>When I'm in electronic, I mean like text only books

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<v S2>that were traditionally use your screen reader or other system

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<v S2>to read. And what they've done, they've used a really

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<v S2>nice sounding speech synthesizer, which you could almost not tell

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<v S2>it wasn't a human to read these books out. And

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<v S2>I've tried a few online and they were quite interesting.

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<v S2>So if I didn't know any better, I'd say it's

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<v S2>a person reading a book with a very formal way

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<v S2>of pronouncing words. But no, it's extremely doable. It's not awful.

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<v S2>And you can definitely listen to them. Remember, with Gutenberg,

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<v S2>they're all books out of copyright, so they're not recent ones,

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<v S2>but there's some really, really good books in there as

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<v S2>well to read.

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<v S1>Explain how you get access to them.

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<v S2>You log on to the Gutenberg website, particularly for the

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<v S2>audio files, and I've got the link in the show

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<v S2>notes because I find sometimes Gutenberg websites a bit hard

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<v S2>to navigate. So the link in the show notes will

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<v S2>take you straight to the web page.

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<v S1>Terrific. Just before we go, a reminder of where everyone

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<v S1>can find details of what we've been talking about in

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<v S1>this and previous editions of the program.

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<v S2>Indeed. So as always, you can check out my blog site,

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<v S2>which is David, would it be a dot podbean pad

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<v S2>B com.

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<v S1>David would be dot podbean podbean to write to the program.

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<v S2>You can write to me at Vision Australia where I work,

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<v S2>which is David Woodbridge, how it sounds to Vision Australia. Org.

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<v S1>David Dot Woodbridge at Vision Australia. Org This has been

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<v S1>talking tech with me has been Vision Australia's National Advisor

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<v S1>on Access Technology, David Woodbridge. I'm Stephen Jolley. Take care.

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<v S1>We'll talk more tech next week. See you.