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In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Priest are joined by Carrie Morales, also known as Carrie On Accessibility, to discuss the latest in Google technology, focusing on Android, Chrome OS updates, and the Google Pixel Watch 2.

Carrie is an avid Android user and fills the hosts in on what they've been missing out on as iPhone users.

NVDA's latest update, 2024.2, is also highlighted, featuring new additions like SoundSplit for audio channel separation, quick navigation commands, and enhancements in braille support. The hosts emphasize the importance of supporting NVDA through donations.

Meta's extension of video recording to three minutes on Ray-Ban smart glasses is another topic of interest. Steven shares his experience with the AI functionality on the glasses, noting its limitations outside the UK and the workaround using a VPN.

The show also touches on rumours about Amazon charging for an AI-powered version of Alexa, sparking a debate on the viability and customer acceptance of such a move. The hosts express skepticism about Amazon's strategy if they decide to implement subscription fees for advanced AI features.

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On the show today, Steven and Shaun discuss Steven’s recent rant on YouTube, which has gotten him into trouble with some listeners.

Also, they reminisce about getting their first computers, and the excitement of the box more so than the computer itself. Plus there’s more headphone chatter and a recommendation from Steven for some good headphones.

Plus there are more listener emails focused on Shaun’s recent query about being able to watch live TV via the Apple TV smart box, leading to a heated discussion about the value (or lack thereof) of described video.

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In this episode of the Best of Double Tap on YouTube, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss various topics related to technology, accessibility, and innovation.

They delve into an interview with Charles Leclercq, the CEO of ARxVision, discussing the ARX AI headset and its features. The episode also explores the evolution of artificial intelligence, particularly in the context of ARxVision's developments.

They also touch upon Microsoft's CoPilot Plus PCs and the innovative features they offer, such as the haptic touchpad and inclusive keyboards. Furthermore, the episode addresses the recall feature, its temporary halt due to security concerns, and the importance of ensuring user privacy and data security in technological advancements.

And Steven offers his own feelings on the demands by some in the blindness community for people to add alternative text to their images, suggesting blind folk could be better off accessing image descriptions by AI services instead.

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In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss a new video showing off the features of Open AI's Chat GPT 4o model, but why is Shaun so unimpressed?

Also, we talk about podcasts out there offering tips for iPhone users, following a question from listener Ronnie.

Our main story today however focuses on Sonos and the changes it made recently to its app, leaving many people who are blind unable to use their devices. We hear from listeners Nicki Keck and Elliot Stonhill who share their experiences, and we bring you a response directly from Sonos explaining what went wrong, and what they say they will do to ensure this never happens again.

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In this episode, Steven and Shaun get all nostalgic about their love of audio and long for the days of physical media rather than digital downloads.

However, they don’t stay nostalgic for long as they dive into the crazy world of Bluetooth speakers, multiroom systems and smart wireless headphones.

Steven talks about the new Bose Soundlink speakers and also shares that he is due to review a pair of the new Sonos Ace headphones, which he admits should be interesting considering the recent developments at the company which led to an inaccessible app being born affecting many blind people - more on that to come on the next Double Tap.

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In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece talk about a range of stories and go hands on with the new Cobolt Talking Air Fryer courtesy of listener Alan.

They chat about Microsoft's new CoPilot+ PCs that have launched this week and find out about some of the cool accessibility features built in as well as available separately. The guys also discuss a new feature in Chrome on Android devices that allow you to listen to webpages. You can read more via the help guide here: https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/14768725?hl=en

Also, there's a demonstration of the new talking air fryer from Cobolt in the UK brought to us by listener Alan from Scotland.

And there's excitement from Steven about a brand new keyboard from Logitech called Keys-To-Go 2.

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