Blind Android Users Podcast

Episode269 First Quarter 2026 Open-listener Session

Welcome to the very first 2026 “Open-listener session.”

We took this opportunity to ask listeners as to which is their favorite apps for the year 2025, following the podcast crew choices of the best apps of 2025.

The categories are:

1. E-Book readers
2. Audio Recorders
3. TTS Engines
4. Podcast Players
5. offline music players
6. Audio-Book Players

Staying in touch
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Episode268: A Visit with the Dev of Audivision (Formally Audiblevision)

Welcome to Episode 268 where we talked exclusively about the new revamped “Audivision” (formally known as “Audiblevision).

ANNOUNCEMENTS: First 2026 Open-listener/Developer session

Our very first “Open-listener/Developer session” of 2026 comes up on Jan. 31, 2026.
Make note of the time zone for your area.

Spotlight:
In our “Spotlight” segment, we exclusively chatted with Aadhar, one of the Devs of “Audivision,” an app that has immensely improved with features that aren’t found elsewhere.

TalkBack Highlights: Enhanced Keymap
John shows us how to use the new enhanced keymap and browse mode introduced in TalkBack 16.2.

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Episode 267, apps, tips and tricks

Announcements
Our first listener session of 2026 takes place on 31 January. Please do join us if you can! We’ll post the link on social media closer to the time.

Apps of the week
This week we bring you a couple of demonstrations: Riz demonstrates the RSS reader SmartRSS and Warren showcases another ebook reader, Readest.

Tip of the week
Joseph Hodge shows us how to share a file with a Pixel 10 series phone using Airdrop on the Mac.

Talkback highlights
John shows us the text formatting announcements feature introduced in Talkback 16.2.

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Episode266: Meet the Devs of Navis from Touchpulse

Welcome to Episode 266 where we talked exclusively about the new GPS app from “Touchpuls” called “Navis.”

Take a listen and discover the different approach that these folks have regarding the subject of navigation.

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Episode265: BAU Best Apps of 2025 Part2.

Welcome to Episode265 where the BAU and AA Podcast Crew continue with the Best apps of 2025 as Part 2.
For Part 2, we dive into the following Categories:

Audio Book Players, Audio and Video Players, Audio Recorders, Podcast Players, OCR Apps and GPS Apps.

For the Audio Book Players, the “Smart Audio Book Player” is crowned king.
For the Audio and Video slot, the “VLC For Android” takes the cake.
The kingship for Audio Recorders category goes to “ASR Recorder.”
The category for Podcasting apps finds the “Antennapod” taking the crown.
When it comes to the OCR category, however, both the Google Lookout and the Microsoft Seeing AI are a tie for the 1st position.
The last category is the GPS apps and the 1st place goes to the “Soundscape for Android” with the “Seeing Assistant Go” taking the 2nd place.

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