Russell demonstrates features of the newest iOS version 27 release using his iPhone.During his demo, Russell showcases several of the new accessibility and Apple Intelligence features available in iOS 27. the New Siri AI can only be accessed on Devices 15 Pro and above
8 Oct 2026
156. CCB-GTT APPS and TAPS LECTURE #2
An iPhone is designed to be useful for any person. To turn that into being the most useful as possible for you requires an understanding of settings. In this Apps and Taps session, we’ll dive deep into the available settings. We’ll talk about how the settings are organized and also about what choices you can make to configure your iPhone. This won’t be an exhaustive tour, so be sure to explore the settings on your own.
4 Sept 2026
155. CCB-GTT APPS and TAPS LECTURE
The Apps and Taps lecture series is designed for people who want to continue learning about how to make the most of their iPhones while totally blind. While it doesn’t require people to have participated in the Unseen Touchscreen course, it assumes that participants have a basic working knowledge of how to use VoiceOver and the iOS operating system. Lectures of the Unseen Touchscreen course remain available in the CCB podcast if needed.
In the Apps and Taps lecture series, we will dive deeply into various settings and concepts in the iOS operating system. One priority will be discussing new capabilities and changes which emerge in iOS, such as the arrival of Apple Intelligence. We will also go on deep dives into how to use a wide range of apps which are accessible using VoiceOver. These apps may be made by Apple and come on your iPhone. They may also be developed by third-party developers and be available from the App Store.
Similar to the format used for the Unseen Touchscreen course, there will be two sessions per month. The first session will typically occur on the first Wednesday of the month. It will consist of a lecture which will be recorded for inclusion in the CCB podcast. Those who attend the lecture will be able to ask questions after the lecture is recorded, if time permits. The second session will typically be held on the third Wednesday of the month and will not be recorded. It will be an opportunity to ask any questions related to that month’s lecture or any other topic related to using iPhones from a blindness perspective. This will hopefully make certain that people get help and ideas from fellow iPhone users with whatever their current issues or areas of curiosity might be. It will also be a chance to learn about any newly discovered accessible apps.
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