PASS Power Blogs

The Brothers With Vision (BWV) family is honored to join the New Jersey Council of the Blind Annual Meeting on July 11, 2026, for what promises to be an inspiring afternoon of fellowship, empowerment, and shared purpose. This opportunity represents far more than a speaking engagement—it is a chance to advance a growing movement dedicated […]

Meta’s newest smart-glasses launch is one of the most interesting wearable-tech stories of the moment because it combines a lower entry price with a stronger push into style and mainstream appeal. The new Meta Glasses start at $299, which puts them below entry-level second-generation Ray-Ban Meta glasses, and the lineup includes the Meta Adventurer, Meta

Apple is giving its home security experience a serious intelligence upgrade, and this time it is not just about catching motion and making your phone buzz like it had too much coffee. With the upcoming software updates, the Home app will use Apple Intelligence to generate descriptions of recorded HomeKit Secure Video clips, help users

Apple used WWDC26 to make one thing noticeably clear: the new Siri is not a tune-up; it is a rebuilt. Apple Intelligence now powers Siri AI, and Apple describes it as a “profoundly more capable and conversational” assistant with personal context understanding, broad world knowledge, and onscreen awareness. In plain English, which means Siri can

As summer approaches and new accessible tech continues to bloom, Perplexity’s AI-powered browser Comet is quickly becoming one of the most talked-about innovations in the browsing space. Launched for iOS on March 18, 2026, Comet combines a traditional web browser with an AI assistant that can summarize content, answer questions, and even perform tasks directly on web

If you haven’t played with voice typing on Windows 11 lately, it’s time to dust off that microphone and let your keyboard take a tiny vacation. The fastest on-ramp is wonderfully simple: place your cursor in any text box and press Windows key + H. A compact voice typing panel pops up and starts listening, turning spoken words

Driverless cars are no longer just a conversation about the future — they are becoming part of transportation conversations in cities across America, including Philadelphia. At the recent Philadelphia City Council hearing on autonomous vehicles, city leaders raised important concerns about Waymo and the arrival of driverless rides, including public safety, traffic enforcement, emergency response,

Join us for Living Your Best Accessible Life, an inspiring community gathering centered on empowerment, advocacy, and innovation for blind and low-vision individuals. Held on Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at New River Presbyterian Church (4159 W. Girard Avenue, Philadelphia), the event welcomes attendees through an accessible entrance at 1213

Recent reporting says Apple is preparing its first smart AI glasses for a late‑2026 entry, aiming for a lightweight, everyday wearable that relies on cameras, audio, and Siri, rather than a built‑in display. That detail matters for how the glasses really look: when a product skips an in‑lens display, it typically avoids the most “futuristic” visual giveaways (no

HIGH POWER FOOTBALL: Feel the Ground Shake—Then Own the Gridiron Welcome to the PASS Power Blog kickoff you’ve been waiting for, spring season football is a bit early, but for blind audio gamers, it’s time to “get in the game.”  Developers of High-Power Football/HPF’ makes it crystal clear that (HPF) isn’t “just another football game”—it’s