Archive for category: Accessibility
- Microsoft: ‘We were incompetent on this’ (2010.12.14)
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Why isn’t Windows Phone 7 accessible to blind people? Ask Microsoft. Somebody did, and here was the answer: “We were incompetent on this”
- Tell Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes about HCO (2010.12.10)
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Roger Ebert and Pat Bowes can actually still use the phone, via hearing carryover (HCO) at the relay service. Won’t somebody tell them?
- Where open-source is as good as Microsoft (2010.11.25)
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Android, Windows Phone 7, and Windows itself are all inaccessible – because nobody at the top demanded otherwise. Bad taste has a cost people with disabilities pay
- What’s the next step for Apple accessibility? (2010.11.25)
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Easy: An ignore-tremors mode on iOS
- ‘Scott Pilgrim’ vs. the MoPix (2010.09.02)
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We went to see Scott Pilgrim with MoPix. Only one of us liked it!
- Presto Card accessibility (2010.08.13)
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Do TTC farecards have to be accessible? Yes, but despite what David Lepofsky says, we don’t need to throw out the baby with the bathwater. (Though getting off Windows will help)
- Another knock against Christopher Nolan (2010.07.18)
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The director of Inception refused to allow captioning and description to take place before the movie opened. Whassamatter – afraid of something?
- It’s 2137 and nothing’s changed (2010.07.08)
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Full truth: The Onion News Network’s Future: News from the Year 2137 still has no fucking captions
- Smart designer exports dumb pictures of text (2010.06.02)
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The Wired app is a stag’s head hung over a mantelpiece, a pitiful reminder of a formerly living thing