Changes and New Beginnings.

Hello everyone,

I apologize for not writing any new articles on the iAccessibility Report, but a lot is going on, and I think that everyone will like to hear what is coming up.

Future of this blog.

The iAccessibility Report has always been hosted here at iAccessibility.net, but in the future, users will have to go to report.iaccessibility.net or our readers can click the blog icon on the newly redesigned iAccessibility home page.

New iAccessibility Home Page

The new iAccessibility home page will be a place for ou users to come to learn more about our products and services offered by iAccessibility. We have a lot of things planned for this site, so we hope you enjoy the page when it is finished.

Conclusion

Not much will change here at the iAccessibility report, except for the location on the web, and also the frequency in which stories are posted. We promise to post more app reviews more frequently, and I’d also like to see a few new authors and some people comenting on these stories.

#NFB2012 – Welcome!

If you have heard abut this site from this year’s NFB convention in Dallas, I strongly urge you to subscribe to this site, so you can receive updates on new products, reviews and general iOS news. I hope everyone enjoys the site, and their time at the convention. It only comes around once a year! I hope to see everyone again around the Anatole.

ATSource now on Twitter.

If you would like to keep up with how the ATSource project is going, then keep checking back here, but you can now follow @ATSourceApp on Twitter for the most up to date information. I will have at atsource.info up soon as well, and then the iOS and Android versions will follow.

Next Project

Now that the first version of Blind Bargains for iOS is complete, I think the next project on the table for me will be a project I have wanted to make for a while, which is ATSource. ATSource will be a resource that lets blind, visually impaired, and sighted users find resources online for accessibility for mobile devices such as the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and all variants of Android based devices. I will be asking many organizations content they would like to provide or contribute to this app, so if you are a provider of assistive technology, or are someone in the area of helping blind users work with their mobile device, then I m looking for you.

What will this app provide?

1) First, we will provide app links to many different assistive technology resource apps on these devices.

2) We will provide rss feeds to other resources on the net that will bring you the latest in blindness and assistive technology news.

3) We will give you links to organizations that sell products for the blind and visually impaired.

4) We will provide links to social outlets of these companies so you may connect with them to learn more and to contact someone for more information.

I hope everyone enjoys this new app when it is complete. I will have a better description up at the new home of ATSource at http://www.atsource.info