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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Voice Over On: Episode 26: “Screenreaders. Developer’s perspective. NVDASR”

 

This is a very different episode, where instead of having a primary focus on VoiceOver, we have NVAccess Vice President and Co-Lead developer, James Teh on to talk about NVDA, specifically how it compares and contrast to Apple VoiceOver for Mac OS X and iOS. James answers to who and the what of NVAccess, himself, and NVDA.

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Voice Over On: Episode 26: “Screenreaders. Developer’s perspective. NVDASR”
Fri, 11 Nov 2011 18:27:40 GMT

Friday, January 18, 2008

Videos and Pictures from the Google Mobile Team at Macworld



At the Macworld Conference and Expo in San Francisco this week, the Google mobile team joined other Googlers from the Geo, YouTube, and Mac teams at the Google booth, space #1268, in Moscone Center South Hall. In addition to demonstrating our various products we also served up Geo Bingo, the Google mobile scavenger hunt, and, of course, Google swag giveaways. For those of you who were able to visit our booth, thanks for stopping by and saying hello!

Here are some videos of the Google mobile team taken at the conference. As always, you can watch our other videos on the Google Mobile Blog YouTube Channel.
  • Google Mobile at Macworld: Marc Vanlerberghe and Gummi Hafsteinsson are shown in action at the Google booth, while Anita Mhaskar and Ulf Waschbusch reveal the Google swag giveaways.
  • Interview with Steve Kanfesky: Anita Mhaskar chats with Steve Kanefsky, one of the software engineers responsible for developing the Google experience for the iPhone. Steve talks about the Macworld keynote and some of the new features of Google on the iPhone.
  • Overview of Google Mobile Products on the iPhone: Sidney Chang and Ulf Waschbusch highlight some of our new product features in a presentation at the booth.


From waiting in line for the keynote to snapshots of Googlers working the booth, here's a view of Macworld from the lens of Steve Kanfesky: