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JamiePauls begins a series on using iTunes from the keyboard. Tim Cumigs reviews the MicPort ProUSB microphone preamp. Earle Harris of HandyTech North America talks about is company and the new Mobile Access Payment plan whereby a person can purchase software for their mobile phone over a six- or12month period.

David Tanner speaks with David Andrews about the new digital talking book players from NLS. Shane Davidson reviews Loco Locution from AllInPlay.com.

On this episode of Main Menu, we hear about the ourplace chat rooms, a goldwave tip, a directory of internet radio stations, and the ending of Main Menu's current series. We'd like to thank all the Main Menu team for their dedication, and we appologize to the listeners.

Jamie Pauls speaks with David Wilkinson of HumanWare about KeySoft 8 and Geoff Shang discusses EdCast for Internet broadcasting.

Naama Arez talks about how to submit content to Main Menu. Cory Martin presents the final installment of his Mobile Geo review. Chrissie Cochran discusses the Tiros III Yamaha keyboard.

This week on Main Menu we have a review of the HP netbook 2133 and part 2 (of 4) of the review of the GPS system from Code factory.

This week, we conclude our look at Station Playlist Studio. Next we here about the new Mobile Geo GPS program from Code Factory.

The first episode of Main Menu Live. Features an introduction to the program.

This week, we here the second part of our tutorial on station playlist. We then here from several users of the Optacon reading machine.

This week, we begin the show by hearing all about a new show coming soon to ACB Radio Mainstream. Next, we have a tutorial from Lynn White about Station Playlist, software for internet radio broadcasters. Finally, Aaron Linsin tells us how to connect the Braille Note Empower to the internet using wi-fi.

This week, we here a very interesting presentation about Dectalk. Next, Stephen Guerra tells us about a new talking clock. Finally, Mathew Horspool tells us all about liquid level indicaters.

On this week's Main Menu, Jorjan Hanssen tells us about the new Edirol r09HR, Jamie Pauls brings us an interview about a new Braille display petition, Shane Davidson tells us all about Twitter, and Jess Smith tells us how to install Mobile Speak.

This week on Main Menu we will hear from Mitch Pomerantz, who has a message for us for the new year. We will then hear about an online servay on screen readers, and our feature presentation will be an interview with Greg Brayton and a virtual tour of his studio, where Greg walks us through some mixing, editing, and production.

This week on Main Menu we will feature the second part of the Sonar audio editing tutorial given by Jorgen Hansson from Sweden, and edited by Jamie Pauls.

This week on Main Menu we'll have part 2 of Chrissie's review of the Freeview TV and radio receiver, and we'll also have the first part of an extensive Sonar tutorial done by Jorgegn Hansson, and edited by Jamie Pauls.

This week on Main Menu we'll kick off with a review of a USB freeview TV and radio receiver done by Chrissie, then we will hear an interview with Jay Leventhal from Access World Magazine done by Jamie Pauls, and we'll wrap up with a review of an accessible mobile phone, perhaps a less expensive solution than specialized software?

On this week's main menu we will have the second part of Matthew Horspool's review of Jaws 10 which was released last week, and we will also have an interview Shane Dittmar did with Mr. Richard Howarth from the UK about a free podcasting service for the blind.

This weeks program starts with the first part of Matthew Horspool's Jaws 10 review, then moves on to a review of a new solar powered talking bible.