Nov 24, 2020
Welcome to feeling like it is Blursday. Hulu Live TV is
the latest streaming service to jack up their prices. Does cutting
the cord still make economical sense? HBOMax makes its debut on
Amazon Fire TV. Navilens is being tested out by the NYC MTA in a
limited fashion. A Black Friday spectacular review of Amazon,
Walmart, Target, and Best Buy from an accessibility
viewpoint.
We then welcome in the new CEO of the Lighthouse Guild, NYC, Dr.
Cal Roberts to discuss his first few months on the job, his
wide ranging background, his new podcast On Tech and Vision with
Dr. Cal Roberts, and much more.
Why in the world would anyone purchase Apple’s new MagSafe Charger?
It was not a great start for those early downloaders of Mac OS Big
Sur. Why in the world does the full Mac keyboard have 19 function
keys?
M1 Macs is there any reason for a VoiceOver
user to be using iOs apps on their Mac? iMazing and CrossOver 20
are two applications to allow you to run iOS and Windows programs
on your Mac, but are they accessible? And of course its the return
of What’s Pissing Off Brian Now and more of Whatcha Streaming
Whatcha Reading?
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Articles Discussed In This Episode
1.Hulu with Live TV is Jacking up its prices
https://gizmodo.com/welp-hulu-
2. HBOMax has arrived on Amazon Fire TVs
https://www.theverge.com/2020/
3. Navilens is being tested out for NYC blind bus riders
https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-
4. Link to On Tech and Vision with Dr. Cal Roberts on Apple
Podcasts
https://www.lighthouseguild.
5. Why you should not buy Apple’s new MagSafe Charger
https://mashable.com/article/
6. Mac OS Big Sur did not get off to a great start
https://gizmodo.com/its-been-
7. iMazing will allow you to install almost any iOS app on your
Mac
https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/
8. CrossOver 20 will allow you to run Windows apps and games on
your Mac
https://9to5mac.com/2020/11/