Three interactive tutorials will help you get started with Voxmate. First, go through the basic gestures. Quick and easy. Then learn how to talk to Voxmate and play games. And finally, go to the Editor and Keyboard Playzone, and practice using the editor as much as you want.

New #SOAR reports that 60% of paid Android apps failed the accessibility test, but 65% of free apps passed. What are your experiences with different apps? mashable.com/article/mobile…

We have teamed up with BlindDroidUsers to invite you to join us for a hands-on webinar on Android accessibility on January 19. We will share three ways to set up an Android phone. Read more and register: voxmate.com/webinar

And we are even more excited and honoured to be included in the Top 5s of 2021 by Triple Tap Tech!

We are proud to have Sight and Sound Tech as our exclusive distributor in the UK. It's a fantastic company that has a great range of accessibility products. You are welcome to our product page: sightandsound.co.uk/product/voxmat…

If you are thinking about getting a new smartphone and are undecided about the OS, listen to this episode of Mosen at Large, where they give an overview of Android along with Ed from BlindDroidUsers: mosen.org/episode-150-io…

Here is some interesting news: Reviewed has launched an #accessibility vertical with independent reviews of assistive tech. A rare but much needed step!

In 2022 we are continuing with our #EUROSTUDENTTalks webinars. This month we'll focus on students with impairments and their experiences in the #highereducation. Join us on the 27th of January at 11CET! bit.ly/3qm944A

Our first free webinar on Android accessibility starts in 6 hours. You still have a chance to join us! Register here: voxmate.com/webinar

If you are thinking of switching from iOS to Android, or are just curious about how good accessibility is on Android, you might be interested in this recording of our webinar with BlindDroidUsers. Happy watching! youtu.be/rtbN0O0Mics

Adding a note to yourself in Voxmate is as quick as tapping twice and holding a finger on the screen in a main menu while recording a note. As soon as you lift your finger, the note is saved in the Notes app.

New blog post! This time we describe how Voxmate works and what you can expect when you launch it for the first time.

What is your take on smartphone accessibility? Do you have a few minutes to share it with us? We're conducting a short study to get an overview of the most common smartphone accessibility issues. Share your opinion: voxmate.com/study

Although we have nearly 20 audio-first apps, the most popular ones are those from the entertainment category: audiobooks, podcasts, and news. That does not surprise us, but we are still pinning our hopes on other apps as well 🤓

Reflections from Mo G for #GAAD: "...equality includes the right to offer constructive criticism about where you are falling short." Very well said! Constructive criticism is also the only way to actually improve the product. Thank you, dear community, for your feedback!

Simple is not synonymous with dumbed-down. We are at a time in software evolution where it makes sense to re-skin things by providing a different interface that is more convenient for some. This time, we spoke with Chad Bouton of @20200Hindsight. Thanks a lot, Chad!

Judy wrote a great review of our app in the May issue of Access World. It is a detailed guide that explains each step in using the app: afb.org/aw/23/5/17935 via @afb1921