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September 2012

Letters to the Editor

Opinions Vary on TV Access Article

AccessWorld News

AccessWorld News

The AFB Optics Lab

The American Foundation for the Blind's Small Visual Display Project

William Reuschel

Airline Travel Information

Before You Fly: The Transportation Security Administration and People with Visual Impairments

Janet Ingber

Access to Textbooks

A Step Forward for Accessible Textbooks: A Review of the STudent E-rent Pilot Project

J.J. Meddaugh

Product Evaluations

Glasses That Alert Travelers to Objects Through Vibration? An Evaluation of iGlasses by RNIB and AmbuTech

John Rempel

Cell Phone Access

Book Review: Four Great Guides to Jumpstart your iPhone Journey

Deborah Kendrick

An Accessibility Evaluation of the Samsung Gusto 2 from Verizon Wireless

Jacob Roberts, Aaron Preece

An Evaluation of the New, Free BlackBerry Screen Reader from Research in Motion

Aaron Preece

Editor's Page

More Information on Cell Phone Access

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