WEBVTT - Talking Tech 31st October 2023

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<v S1>Hello everyone! Welcome to Talking Tech. This edition available from

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<v S1>October 31st, 2023. I'm Stephen Jolly. Great to have you

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<v S1>with us. Wherever you're listening may be through Virgin Australia Radio,

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<v S1>Siri device or smart speaker to play Vision Australia radio

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<v S1>talking 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 adviser on access technology, David Woodbridge David,

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<v S1>let's start with the Apple event that took place this morning,

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<v S1>Tuesday morning. And people can hear that if they'd like

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<v S1>to at some stage.

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<v S2>Indeed. And we'll talk about it more in depth next week.

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<v S2>But if you want to catch up on all the

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<v S2>scary information that was revealed today, then I would go

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<v S2>to your trusted internet resource. So things like Applebee's, I'm

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<v S2>showing the The Tech Doctor blog and podcast will do something.

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<v S2>So if you want to get a full rundown, that

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<v S2>would be the resources that I would go to.

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<v S1>You better let people into the joke. Why it was

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<v S1>scary information.

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<v S2>Because it's actually Halloween, so that's why it's a scary event,

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<v S2>I think. I think the title was actually fast scary event.

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<v S1>And for those of us who've been trying all their

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<v S1>lives to resist Halloween, well, tough. We'll just have to

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<v S1>live with it this time.

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<v S2>Indeed.

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<v S1>iOS and other software products had updates come down last week.

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<v S2>Yep. So 17.1 for iOS and of course iPad I

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<v S2>OS was released. Lots and lots of bug fixes. So

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<v S2>one of the major ones was of course the weather

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<v S2>focus issue with locations jumping all over the place and

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<v S2>you couldn't read the weather properly. There was a few

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<v S2>to do things to do with messages and so on. Well,

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<v S2>now they've been fixed. So if you go and check

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<v S2>out the link that I've got for Apple in the

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<v S2>show notes, they always got this warning at the top.

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<v S2>When a major release is released, like 16 or 17,

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<v S2>you're bound to have lots and lots of bugs. And

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<v S2>normally by a point one release, they've got most of

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<v S2>the bugs ironed out. So if you've been a bit

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<v S2>nervous about should I update or now is a bit

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<v S2>more of a safer time to update, everything's pretty much stable.

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<v S2>There's a few bugs floating around, but not too horrendous

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<v S2>and as far as watch is concerned. So Apple Watch

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<v S2>10.1 the famous two finger pinch, or the double tap

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<v S2>as they call it, is now raring to go. So

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<v S2>that's where when you do a pinch with your fingers,

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<v S2>it will activate a default button on the Apple Watch interface.

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<v S2>So for example, the one that I keep mentioning is

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<v S2>the fact that you can do a two finger pinch

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<v S2>to to answer a call and to hang up a

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<v S2>phone call. So it just means that you could really

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<v S2>operate your upper watch hands free, including answering and hanging

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<v S2>up a phone call.

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<v S1>And a long promised airdrop enhancement is now active for iOS.

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<v S2>This one's actually really cool. So normally when you do

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<v S2>an AirDrop, it's practically via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and then if

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<v S2>that's not finished because it's a large light, so it's

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<v S2>a large photo or something like that, it will continue

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<v S2>over the internet, which I find is actually really clever.

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<v S2>So if you've been a bit wary about using AirDrop,

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<v S2>particularly when you have to leave the house, don't be nervous.

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<v S2>It will actually continue going on until it's complete.

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<v S1>Very good. Now there's this movement around the world, really,

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<v S1>to put mobile phones away from kids when they're at school.

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<v S1>I remember when I was a kid, transistors were banned

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<v S1>at school. I see it as just an extension of that.

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<v S2>I think that's quite true. Yeah. I've put a US

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<v S2>article in the show notes, and of course, when you

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<v S2>go to high school these days, you put your mobile

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<v S2>phone in a pouch and you're not allowed to access

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<v S2>your mobile phone throughout the whole day, they completely banned.

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<v S2>And of course, what the the positive people are saying

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<v S2>about this is that people are actually engaging more so

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<v S2>when they're in the lunchroom or the canteen or the playground.

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<v S2>They're actually talking to each other and having a great time,

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<v S2>rather than looking at their phone screens all the time.

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<v S2>I'm in two minds about it because I think, you know,

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<v S2>really people should learn how to control their, you know,

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<v S2>their smartphone or tablet use. I mean, we don't ban

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<v S2>phones in the workplace to a certain extent. And I

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<v S2>always think that an education system should reflect the state

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<v S2>of an employment system. But, you know, there's arguments for

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<v S2>both ways.

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<v S1>We should also mention about Apple releasing an update to iTunes.

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<v S2>Yeah, we've forgot to mention this when iPhone 15 and

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<v S2>that came out because of course, every time there's a

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<v S2>new iPhone update iTunes for when. Does gets updated. We

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<v S2>get so focused on the Mac that we forget about iTunes.

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<v S2>And that brought up this update. Now, I must admit

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<v S2>I'm a bit confused because it said the update is

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<v S2>to allow people to play podcasts and audiobooks inside the

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<v S2>iTunes application. Now, I thought you could only do that

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<v S2>with I, so I'm not quite sure. But in the

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<v S2>notes that I've got and in the link to the article,

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<v S2>it says it allows people to play podcasts and audiobooks.

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<v S2>So I've got my trusty little Windows Surface Pro next

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<v S2>to me, so I'm going to have a bit more

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<v S2>investigation because to me that sounds like something that's already

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<v S2>been available. So I just want to see what the

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<v S2>slight difference is in what they're currently talking about. But anyway,

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<v S2>if you want a new iTunes update in September for windows,

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<v S2>go for it.

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<v S1>Now, we might have heard about this in the media

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<v S1>last week, but you could expand on under the little.

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<v S1>And that's about Microsoft and the government and the cyber

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<v S1>spies battle. What's going on there?

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<v S2>This is actually a really intriguing story. I was listening

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<v S2>to an interview on ABC radio last week, and what

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<v S2>they were saying is that governments by themselves can no

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<v S2>longer fight cybercrime because it's so big, it's so entrenched now.

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<v S2>It's worldwide. It's not country based. Governments themselves don't have

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<v S2>the skill based, hence why industry has to be involved

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<v S2>in fighting cyber crime, detecting it, stopping it all, that

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<v S2>sort of stuff. So what's happening as far as Microsoft

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<v S2>is concerned, they're doing a $5 billion investment into stopping

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<v S2>cyber crime in Australia. But what they're also doing up

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<v S2>to 2030 is they're not only going to be doing

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<v S2>and helping with cyber crime detection, they're also going to

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<v S2>be doing things like creating about 300,000 jobs, not just

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<v S2>in cyber detection, criminal type stuff, but also at the

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<v S2>end of the article that I was reading was the

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<v S2>fact that TAFE will be offering actual certificates to do

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<v S2>with computer science via Microsoft. So it looks like Microsoft

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<v S2>is taking a huge hand in not only cyber crime

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<v S2>type stuff, but computer. And remember, also artificial intelligence.

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<v S1>Is Google still the best search?

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<v S2>This was an interesting article I think was is Google

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<v S2>search better than being or DuckDuckGo, which is the private

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<v S2>search one? And what it ended up saying was really

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<v S2>if you're doing general searches, then all of them are

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<v S2>pretty much the same. If you're doing very specific searches

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<v S2>for very specific items in the article, the person used

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<v S2>the example of searching for a particular item for a

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<v S2>toy that doesn't exist anymore, and Google gave the correct information.

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<v S2>Whereas being an DuckDuckGo sort of said you might want

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<v S2>to try some of these web pages, but from Google

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<v S2>it gave a lot more information, not just web results.

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<v S2>So it looks like Google is still the main search

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<v S2>engine of choice. And remember, this other reason why I

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<v S2>put it in there too, is because Google is in

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<v S2>trouble at the moment, because everybody thinks Google is got

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<v S2>too much of a head start on the internet, and

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<v S2>they really should let other people, you know, have more

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<v S2>input into internet rather than just Google taking it over

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<v S2>all the time.

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<v S1>Being a person who follows games stuff a lot. Tell

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<v S1>us about Marvel's Spider-Man and accessibility.

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<v S2>You remember a couple of weeks ago we talked about

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<v S2>the Forza Horizon motor racing game? Well, this is not

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<v S2>as amazing as that one. And what I mean by

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<v S2>that is the accessibility options in Spider-Man two is I

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<v S2>guess it's more general. It's more to do with physical

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<v S2>motor control and people with low vision. But I did

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<v S2>ask my son, who bought his new Spider-Man two last week,

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<v S2>and I said, did he actually happen to notice the

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<v S2>accessibility options? And he actually went through them with me,

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<v S2>and it sounds quite good. So things like when the

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<v S2>characters jump, you can control the fact that if they're

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<v S2>going to fall, they don't really fall. And depending on

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<v S2>how fast they move, you can control the speed of

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<v S2>movement and all that sort of stuff. So you can

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<v S2>make it a bit easier to actually use it with

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<v S2>the game controller. But again, it's an example of many

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<v S2>game developers really focusing on making their games accessible to

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<v S2>a wider audience.

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<v S1>In the windows screen reader world. Always a major event

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<v S1>around the end of October, when the next version of

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<v S1>jaws drops. Jaws 2024 came last week.

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<v S2>And I always say this if you want the the

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<v S2>best screen reader on the market. For me, it's always

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<v S2>jaws for windows. They keep making enhancements to the screen whether. Things.

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<v S2>Absolutely amazing. It's like, surely by now they've run out

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<v S2>of run out of features. The main features that sort

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<v S2>of yelled at it to me was the fact that

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<v S2>the face detection. To make sure that your face is

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<v S2>in the video, focus for when you're on a video call,

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<v S2>like a zoom webinar and so on is accurate. And

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<v S2>also the split view for brows. So you can have

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<v S2>one focus in a window and a focus in another

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<v S2>window with your brow display. And of course, there are

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<v S2>lots of really, really interesting updates for Microsoft Teams and

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<v S2>of course the Office Suite, Microsoft Word, Excel, outlook and PowerPoint.

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<v S2>So if you're thinking is it worthwhile updating, particularly in

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<v S2>the workplace and education, I always say to people, it's

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<v S2>much better to keep it up to date and certainly

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<v S2>get the latest update of jaws for windows.

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<v S1>It's worth having a little bit of a play in

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<v S1>jaws every now and again. There's lots of gems buried

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<v S1>away in there. Recently, the message center was introduced Message Center.

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<v S1>You can reach that by going to help if you've

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<v S1>got your focus on Jaws. And then message center is

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<v S1>one of the things in there. And that's where jaws

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<v S1>leaves announcements about updates and all sorts of other things.

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<v S1>And it was from there I found out about the

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<v S1>Immersive Reader, which is a great little tool, and it's

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<v S1>well worth having a look at if you want to

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<v S1>explore that one. And lots of other stuff buried away,

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<v S1>as I say in there. And the message center is

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<v S1>a good way to find out what's going on with jaws.

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<v S2>That's a great idea. The other thing to remember with

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<v S2>Whisperer or Freedom Scientific is the fact that they've got

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<v S2>lots of training material online as well. So it's one

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<v S2>of the good things about jaws is that you can

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<v S2>go into the website and find all this training material

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<v S2>on basic stuff, advanced stuff, internet stuff, Microsoft Word stuff

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<v S2>and so on. So if you're a beginner user or

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<v S2>even intermediate to advanced user, absolutely take advantage of all

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<v S2>the training material and also use the cast, which is

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<v S2>their podcast, which gives you the latest updates of what's

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<v S2>happening in the Jaws zoom text or Fusion worlds, which

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<v S2>is the combination of Jaws and Zoom text.

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<v S1>Now this next item is not quite tech, but we

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<v S1>do talk about tech stuff a lot in the orientation

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<v S1>and mobility world getting around, as it were. You've got

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<v S1>yourself a new cane the other day.

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<v S2>This is a bit of an interesting thing. It's called

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<v S2>the all terrain cane. So what it sort of basically

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<v S2>means is that you can use it on the beach,

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<v S2>in the bush, in the city, all that sort of stuff.

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<v S2>So basically what it is, it folds into three pieces.

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<v S2>It's got a rollerball tip. So it just basically rotates around.

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<v S2>You can just slide it over all services. The three

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<v S2>segments are actually made of titanium. And then where it

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<v S2>connects to each other, they're actually still connection points rather

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<v S2>than having an elastic inside. It's actually a steel cable.

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<v S2>The whole size of the cane can go from 130

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<v S2>or so centimeters, up to 160cm. So it ends up

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<v S2>being quite a big cane, and the handle is probably

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<v S2>about the double size of a normal handle you'd have

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<v S2>on your normal, your golf club style cane. Because what

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<v S2>this cane is going to allow you to do is

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<v S2>not only use it as a cane, but almost like

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<v S2>a walking staff. So if you're trying to get more

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<v S2>balance walking up a hill or it's a bit unsteady

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<v S2>walking down the hill, you can put your hand up

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<v S2>and down that handle. Plus the fact that you can

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<v S2>also adjust it. I'm going to take it Bush bashing

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<v S2>and on the beach over the next week or two,

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<v S2>and I'll let you know how it goes.

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<v S1>Very interesting. 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>As always, you can check out my blog site, which

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<v S2>is David would be a dot podbean pad 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 Business Trial Royal Book,

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<v S2>which is David Dot Woodbridge at Vision Australia.

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<v S1>Org David dot Woodbridge at Vision Australia. Org this has

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<v S1>been talking tech with me has been Vision Australia's national

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<v S1>advisor on access technology David Woodbridge I'm Stephen Jolley. Stay safe.

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<v S1>We'll talk more tech next week. See you.