Flashing A Pixel Device And How To Best Use The vOICe App
Blind Tech Guys
English - October 26, 2020 06:00 - 1 hour - 83.8 MB - ★★★★ - 6 ratingsTechnology News Tech News android talkback voiceover ios accessible accessibility a11y screen reader iphone blind Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Welcome everyone, to the 57th episode of the Blind Tech Guys. As always, it is awesome to have you all with us, and we appreciate you tuning in each and every week.
What’s new in the news
Google Is Prepping Messages For Web With Google Fi Features
Data Collection – The ORBIT (Object Recognition for Blind Image Training) Dataset
Interesting Early Pixel 5 Issues
You can finally mute conversations forever on WhatsApp
Main Part Of Today's Podcast
We discussed and demonstrated the procedure for flashing the public release, or an AOSP build of ANdroid onto a Pixel phone. Please note that we are not responsible for anything which may happen to your device as a result of following our instructions, or the below links.
Follow these instructions to prepare your device, computer, and to learn how to flash.
Use this link to flash your Pixel back to the latest release.
Install custom ROMs and GSIs on Samsung Galaxy devices without TWRP
How To Install Custom ROM on Android
App of the Week
The vOICe is an app which takes advantage of sensory substitution to provide us with a great deal of independence, and we encourage you to take the time to learn and work with it. The app’s core purpose is to convert images into soundscapes, however it has many other useful features as well.
You can access the tutorial, learn about the developer, and find other platforms where you can use the vOICe. Visit the SeeingWithSound website to learn more about the vOICe.
Download the voICe from Google Play
Use the vOICe from a web browser from an iPhone or most other devices
To conclude this week's podcast, we had several emails which we went through and hopefully provided the answers you were seeking. The team would like to thank everyone that submits feedback and queries each and every week.
In Conclusion
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