http://www.ulva.com/news/ Latest in Technology for Low Vision, Blindness & Other Disabilities Copyright 2007 Universal Low Vision Aids, Inc. en-us Universal Low Vision Aids, Inc. and Freedom Scientific Learning Systems Group are proud to welcome Mrs. Roberta Brosnahan, VP and General Manager of Freedom Scientific from Loomis, California as the keynote speaker at the one-day conference, "WYNNing with Technology", on Friday, May 9th, 2008 at the University Plaza Hotel, Columbus, Ohio. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/WYNNingWithTechnology.htm knfb Reading Technology, Inc. is pleased to announce the latest breakthrough in print accessibility, the knfb Reader Mobile. The knfb Reader Mobile software places the functionality of a reading machine into a multifunction cell phone. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/knfbReaderMobilePutReadingInThePalmOfYourHand.htm HumanWare is proud to introduce a revolutionary device for students with reading difficulties for grades K-12. The ClassMate Reader is a tool to help students in and out of the classroom improve reading comprehension, increase reading speed and develop strong vocabulary. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/classmate-reader.htm The Voice Sense by GW Micro is the smallest, lightest and most fashionable PDA for the visually impaired with a Perkins style keyboard for inputting information and synthesized voice for outputting information. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/voice-sense-announcement.htm HumanWare is proud to introduce its most compact, most powerful DAISY player to date, the Victor Reader Stream. Blind and low vision people can comfortably hold this new player in the palm of their hand (4.6 x 2.6 x 0.9) and have the flexibility to quickly and accurately access content from digital books and much more. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/victor-reader-stream.htm HumanWare will be releasing KeySoft 7.5 this August, making your BrailleNote more useful and efficient. Whether you have a BrailleNote or VoiceNote mPower, a BrailleNote PK, or a BrailleNote or VoiceNote Classic, there will be a version of KeySoft 7.5 for you. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/keysoft75.htm JAWS screen reading software update version 8.0.2173 supports Windows Vista and is now available for download from the Web. This is an official release for Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/jaws8-vista.htm The new ZoomText 9.1 keeps you on the cutting edge of computing and productivity with new support for Windows Vista, Microsoft Office 2007, Adobe Acrobat 8 and Reader 8, and Firefox 2.0. But that’s not all! With ZoomText's new Dual Monitor Support, you can double your magnified viewing area, or simultaneously see magnified and unmagnified views on separate screens. 9.1 also introduces Focus Enhancements, making it easy to follow along as you navigate through menus, dialogs, toolbars and other application controls. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/zoomtext91.htm GW Micro is proud to offer Window-Eyes 6.1, the most powerful screen reader to support Microsoft's newest operating system: Windows Vista. Window-Eyes 6.1 provides the familiar and expected stability, performance, and reliability under Microsoft's newest operating system, along with Windows 2000, XP, and 2003. Some exciting changes have happened in Window-Eyes 6.0 and Window-Eyes 6.1. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/window-eyes61.htm Now until May 31st, 2007 you can purchase a Nemo and receive a $50.00 manufacturers' rebate. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/nemo-rebate.htm JAWS version 8.0.1163 is the first JAWS release that can install and run as a Public Beta on Windows Vista computers. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/jaws8.htm Now through June 30th, along with the savings from transplanting the Braille cells in a Classic model to a new mPower, Humanware will include the Oxford Concise Dictionary and Thesaurus with every transplant at no extra cost. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/braillenote-transplant.htm A FREE software update has been released for the Kurzweil-NFB Reader that when installed will allow the KNFB Reader to identify US Currency. http://www.ulva.com/news/archive/knfb-reader-money.htm