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| Welcome friends and family to the sixth edition of our Paschall Power newsletter, we have moved into the “growth season,” where everything is new, springtime! The same goes for technology, as tech is moving at an amazingly fast rate, including access technology, and that is why we are here folks. Before moving a virtual inch forward, we must stop in our tracks and thank the Highest for the inspiration to simply “type these words,” and we wish all reading this edition strength, encouragement, and sincere blessings! |
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| · Accessibility Note; if you are reading this Newsletter with a screen reader, we suggest activating your “say all feature,” and enjoy the entire experience hands free, including the accessible images and other items that will be described, you may also move by headings to jump between articles!Please grab a moment to take in the below quote from Luther Burbank💡· “Don’t wait for someone to bring you flowers, plant your own garden and decorate your own soul.” |
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Let’s get into some great tech news📰· “Even if someone never had vision ever, like they were born blind, we believe we can still restore vision using Neuralink,” says Elon Musk’s developer about the new implant system (Blindsight). Recently, the above mentioned “Neuralink,” has been used on a paralyzed man to play digital online Chess using brain implants, this was remarkable due to the person having no use of arms, hands, or any limb. The success of Elon Musk’s first Neuralink implant system is called “Telepathy,” and offers hope for paralyzed people across the globe. Due to that success, Elon Musk is now moving forward in restoring eyesight to the sightless, and the implant system this time is called “Blindsight,” and yes, this is real and not science fiction, here is how it works. The process initiates with the capture of visual data using a camera or a similar device. This data undergoes processing by a computer to transform it into a format comprehensible to the brain – electrical impulses. These impulses are then transmitted to the implanted Neuralink device, which generates patterns of stimulation in the visual cortex, mimicking natural visual perception. For more about Blindsight & Neuralink, activate the below link 💡Elon Musk Now Wants To Help Blind People ‘See’. Here’s How Blindsight Works (abplive.com) Connect directly to essential customer services using Be My Eyes!· Be My Eyes’ launches a powerful customer service directory feature for over (600) organizations and companies, directly from the app! |
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| Four smartphones highlight how the new Service Directory works. The “Be My Eyes app,” has been expanding for years now, and this new feature is a great one. Finding telephone numbers for customer services has become a secret service mission today itself, so, Paschall Power is saluting this new upgrade. The app itself is amongst the best for low vision and blind people, year after year, especially with recent AI updates, now the new customer service directory is just absolutely awesome. Here is a quick break down of how it works: Any user can activate the tab at the bottom of the app window, called “service directory/ formally Specialized Help,” after the new window loads, simply select one of the numerous companies, and get your question on!· For more about the new Service Directory for Be My Eyes, activate the below link💡Be My Eyes Launches “Service Directory”: Direct Customer Service Connections to over 600 New Companies and OrganizationsBlind people will not drive to the store anytime soon!· Apple & Telsla executives will keep the chauffeurs, no autonomous vehicles right now. |
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| Since 2014, the autonomous vehicle race has been interesting, and Apple, Telsla and a host of other major companies dedicated billions of dollars and research, to make self-driving vehicles a reality. For low vision and blind people, this offered a sense of “transportation independence hope,” if not for just a moment. Self-driving taxi’s even hit the streets of San Fransisco, although several issues did occur, along with numerous problems with Telsla’s autonomous line of vehicles, can’t they just ask, “Michael Knight & Kit,” for some friendly advice👌Seriously, it would have been great to be able to travel independently with our own vehicles, but society isn’t ready, in our opinion; this is due to human error and irresponsibility on the roads, globally. We still believe some type of better accessible travel will arrive, as technology expands, so does accessibility and independent travel.· For more about Apple & Tesla’s self-driving car decline, activate the below link💡Apple, Tesla, and the Dying Dream of Self-Driving Cars (nymag.com)Free Streaming Apps *Not Fully Accessible *Call To action!· Join Paschall Power in requesting the following free streaming Apps to become *Accessible📰 |
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| Today, cable connections have become a thing in the past, for most people, and the never-ending search for accessible (free streaming apps) can save you money and let you watch/hear your favorite flics. Personally, I grew up on a specific group of television shows and still seek to watch them (don’t judge me💕), and now that I’m fully blind, I still enjoy hearing them, especially with *Audio Description. Recently, I’ve been checking out some free streaming flics apps, namely “Amazon Freevee & Mansa,” both are full of amazing content, and I usually frequency beam flicks from my iPhone to our Apple TV, when others are around. Sorry, that would be “casting,” to the Apple box, but both apps are not fully accessible and that is terrible, Freevee has everything, but the app is clunky, many seasoned iOS users will be able to deal with it, but come on man, what’s up with accessible content! The other app “Mansa,” is dope, because it has content you won’t find on normal streaming apps, many independent Black Producers and other minority/independent producers have loads of flics that are awesome, but once again, come on man with the accessibility! Paschall Power is calling on my email worriers to contact the owners and app developers to make their content *Accessible, let’s do it!· Now, you can check out the app pages below, I still utilize both apps, but there is strength in numbers, we can make a change together, activate the below links to be taken to each page for *Freevee & Mansa💡· (Amazon Freevee) 💡‘Better than most’ say iPhone owners after finding free TV app with hundreds of live channels – and huge movie perk too | The US Sun (the-sun.com)· Mansa💡Mansa The Paschall Power Star of the MonthThe Paschall Power Newsletter has now come to the end of our sixth edition or the “Growth Edition,” and the time has come that we announce the (Paschall Power Star) for the month of April. This month we recognize and salute the late and great, Mr. Louis Gossett Jr. Mr. Gossett was an impressive actor who broke years of boundaries for minority actors, especially Black men gaining premier roles, for instance, the legendary movie “Roots,” was groundbreaking, and has become a staple in American movie culture. |
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| Moreover, the movie “An Officer and a Gentleman,” featuring Richard Gere is also a staple in American movie culture.· Mr. Louis Gossett Jr. has also appeared on numerous television shows and has an extensive history in fighting for civil rights and many other essential humanity and social issues. For more about Mr. Louis Gossett Jr. activate the below link💡Louis Gossett Jr., 1st Black man to win supporting actor Oscar, dies at 87 (msn.com) 👌On behalf of the Paschall Power Newsletter team, we thank you for reading. Do you have any questions, suggestions for content or may be interested in submitting an article for future releases? drop us a line at the link below💡Contact us – (accessiblepass.net) 👌Consider Donating! Paschall Power thanks and appreciates all donations that aids in keeping us moving forward, “growth occurs through individual effort, community support and the generosity of those with integrity and power,” please activate the below link for our donation page💡Consider Donating – (accessiblepass.net) |
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