Introduction: Did you know your smartphone has a hidden operating system running in the background that you cannot control or even see? It’s called the baseband operating system (BOS), and it manages communication between your phone and cellular networks. While essential for making calls and using data, the BOS poses significant privacy and security … Read more
I am excited to share with you my selection of blind-friendly and accessible software that I utilize on my Windows computer. Each entry will include a link to the software’s website and a short description of the software. This list will be continually updated as I find the time. Please let me know … Read more
Embedded SIMs (eSIMs) are transforming the smartphone landscape, promising ease of carrier switching, more compact designs, and exciting features like dual-SIM support. However, amidst the convenience, privacy concerns linger. Understanding these concerns is essential for making informed choices about your mobile device. The Shift from Physical Control Traditional SIM cards grant a tangible sense … Read more
Looking for a friendly and accessible online space to enjoy classic games? Discover QuentinC’s Playroom! This free platform is designed with the visually impaired in mind, but welcomes everyone to connect and play. ???? Global Community: Join thousands of players from around the world, available in 6 languages! ???? Incredible Variety: Choose from 38 … Read more
Hello, friends! It’s that time of the year again when Apple rolls out a new iOS version, and this time, it’s iOS 17! I’m particularly excited about this update, and as someone who is 100% blind, I find it essential to explore and share the new accessibility features that Apple has introduced. So, let’s dive … Read more