Keeping you up-to-date and in the know with the latest news in the accessible technology field we present this week--- Cullen Gallagher presents a demonstration and shows us the main features of the accessible Comcast X1 settop box with voice guidance for all functions using Comcast cable, movies on demand, recording and viewing shows on the included DVR, and much more. Joseph Lee brings us an excellent tutorial and introduction to the upcoming NVDA 2015.1 version of the popular and free Non-visual Desktop Access screen reader which is expected to be released by the end of February and is now available to the public as NVDA 2015 Release candidate 1.

Have you been wondering about what UEB is, and have a lot of questions about it... ACB President Kim Charlson gives us an excellent presentation on the basics of UEB and why we need UEB. MainMenu staff person David Woodbridge shows us how to record all the sound from your iPhone on to your Mac. And, David will also show us how to use our voice for both voice dictation and computer command on your Mac.

This is part 2 of the Microsoft presentation on Windows 10.

This is part 1 of the windows 10 presentation by Microsoft.

This episode contains the final part of the highlights of Assistive Technology for 2014.

This week on Main Menu we bring you an exclusive interview with Jeremy Curry from Ai Squared. This interview is all about the new release of Window-Eyes 9.0. This will be one you won't want to miss. We also include part 2 of This Year in AT for 2014 and David Woodbridge brings us a Mac tip as well for those that want to learn how to access their Extras Menu using their track pad.

This is part 1 of the AT panel discussions.

MainMenu brings in the new year with information you will not want to miss... MainMenu staff member David Woodbridge demonstrates the use of iCloud Drive on your Mac, and shows all the great features of iCloud Drive. Edgar Introduces us to the Raspberry Pie line of Linux based computers with a price of less than $50, and they are accessible with speech. He demonstrates setting up the Raspberry Pie computer and where to find all he software you will need to make your new computer a great computer companion at a unbelieveable price. And, David Woodbridge comes back with a demonstration of how to add a finger ID to your iDevice in iOS 8.

Thanks to all who contributed to this year's holiday show, and have a very happy holiday. Welcome to the MainMenu Holiday Show where technology and the holidays meet to bring you a hour of holiday tech and holiday entertainment. With songs from the ACB Radio staff, greetings from the MainMenu staff, and much more... David Tanner introduces us to the iOS app Christmas Music 10000 Christmas Songs for Free. Thanks to Jonathan Mosen for allowing us to air his presentation of Louis The Blind Elfe Marlaina Lieberg presents a beautiful reading of A Christmas Cup Of Tea. and, James from Voice Dream Reader brings us a naration of Guidedogs The Night Before Christmas. We wish everyone a wonderful holiday season, and that you join us next week for our end of year MainMenu special.

On MainMenu this week we will learn more about Yosemite for Mac and learn more about how to develop apps for iOS. Nicholas Acasta brings us part two of his series on developing apps for iOS. David Woodbridge shows us how to change our Yosemite password to our Apple id. And, then he shows us how to use our iPhone with iTunes 12 on the Mac. Do not miss the show for December 19th. It will be our holiday show and we have a lot of special things planned to make it a very special show that you will not want to miss...