On this one-hour edition of Double Tap TV, Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo speak with different brands showcasing their latest technology at CES 2023 in Las Vegas.

Lutron is a brand that has been around for decades. Melissa Andresko joins Steven and Marc as they talk about the accessible smart home and how Lutron plays a role in it.

It’s been months since Google released their Pixel 7, 7 Pro and Pixel Watch. What is life like with Google devices, and what accessibility features have surfaced since we started using them?

Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo look ahead to the year in tech. They welcome CNET’s Dan Ackerman as the trio discusses what the world of tech might look like in 12 months' time.

We crack open the vault and look at the year that was in Double Tap. What were some of your favourite guests and topics, and what were some of ours?

It’s a fan fave! We field questions from our audience, who want to know everything from the best headphones to the accessibility of the Metaverse. Plus, friends stop by to help us with the tough queries.

Choosing the right gift for the tech-head on your list shouldn’t be a challenge. We offer some great holiday gift ideas for that hard-to-please person on your Secret Santa list, at multiple price points.

Taking a selfie when you are disabled is not as easy as it should be, but there are ways to nail that selfie every time. We go hands-on with options and look at the tools that exist.

What is tech doing to help solve navigating indoors, and does it fit the bill? We talk to the developers of the Clew app and get a hands-on demonstration of how it works with Robin Christopherson from AbilityNET.

Aira is a paid service that gives people with low vision a set of eyes when they need it. Jenine Stanley joins us to talk about Aira Everywhere, and its availability on Envision’s Glasses and the Blindshell Classic 2.

AMI’s Ramya Amuthan and Red Széll join Steven and Marc to talk about audiobooks. What is their take on the use of synthetic voices instead of real humans? We find out.

JAWS is being updated for 2023, and brings a wealth of new features consumers have been requesting. We chat with Matt Ater, who walks us through the new features and keeping up with Windows Updates.

ARxVision is a smartphone compatible wearable device that uses both audio and artificial intelligence to empower blind and partially sighted users. Shaun Preece joins us to talk about his experience with it.

Christopher Patnoe is the head of Accessibility Programs at Google. He joins us, in a rare interview, to talk about why accessibility matters at Google and in tech in general. Plus, how has Braille integration in TalkBack advanced?

Is Braille still relevant in 2022? We ask ourselves that question and discuss some of the ways accessible tech is innovating far beyond traditional tech. Plus, Aaron Stephenson joins us to talk about a Braille scanner app.

It’s no surprise that Apple has announced a new phone and products to kick off the holiday shopping season. In this episode, we dive into the latest smartphone from Apple, plus the new Apple Watch and accessories announced at their fall event.

Steven and Marc discuss the tools available to make reading easier with low vision. They highlight a couple of new apps on the market and welcome the founders of both to find out how they are different.

Shaun Preece joins Steven and Marc in a one-on-one conversation with the makers of the Envision Glasses from Sight Village in the UK. What exactly can these glasses bring to the table? And what do they really do?

Keyboards come in all shapes and sizes, let alone clickiness. Steven and Marc review some of the latest keyboards to be released. What are people considering when they buy a new keyboard? And does the sound of the keys make a big difference?

Steven Scott and Marc Aflalo are introduced to Microsoft's new Inclusive Tech Lab and get the virtual tour from Solomon Romney. Plus, Microsoft's Gabi Michel offers a peek at some of the new adaptive accessories the company has been working on.