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It's finally ready. Click this link to visit Code Factory's website and try it for yourself. It's well worth a look, at least, when deciding what mobile platform you want to use. Enjoy!

With Mobile Speak 4's release just around the corner, I thought I would demonstrate Code Factory's new express installer to get the software up and running on my phone in just four keystrokes. Click here to here the demonstration.Note that it will be necessary to uninstall any previous version of MobileSpeak Pocket or Smartphone before dropping MS4 onto your device. The two installers and screen readers have very little in common now, so it's much easier to start over from scratch. As always, comments are welcome.

Click here to download.On this week's show:

• After a listener request starts out the show, we discuss a new hybrid of Doug and Ed-- lovingly called "Ded."
• Peanutbutter and bacon?
• We detail an overwhelming trek to the grocery store this past Thursday that resulted in Karen's folks purchasing a new car.

Code Factory's next major update to its Mobile Speak screen reader for Windows Mobile and Symbian phones is not far away. To get a detailed sneak peak at many of Mobile Speak 4's new features, I have recorded the following audio demonstrations:

• Basic gestures and touch commands
• Navigating by touch
• Help modes

GW Micro released a free patch for the Eloquence synthesizer this afternoon for all users of Window-Eyes 7.x. If you use Eloquence with Window-Eyes, then you will be doing yourself a tremendous service by updating.

Immunize Eloquence against lethal text.

Click here to download.In this week's show:

• We started about 15 minutes late because the chair that was broken during our last show was in the process of getting repaired.
• Why are we talking more quietly tonight? Two words: new neighbord.
• Meet Doug, Ed's successful elderly cousin.

Click here to download.On the first show for 2010:

• How was your holiday? We tell you about ours.
• Tristan decided to jump on my lap and ended up breaking my chair.
• John sent Corona a Christmas present. The result? A parody called "stupid brown dog" to which Tristan loves to dance.
• We then perform the song live on the air.
• Karen then takes Tristan out for a walk over the phone.

Click here to download.On this Christmas edition of Blart Radio:

• We unvail the Reverend BigDawg Christmas CD for 2009 throughout this program. It's well worth it, we promise.
• Karen and Corona make up some new lyrics to the Charley Brown Christmas song live on the air.
• John joins us about twenty minutes in to drink some Christmas cheer.

Click here to download.On this first episode for December:

• We now have DSL, or "big boy internet" as I call it.
• This week also marks the return of John to the show.
• I made a very stupid mistake with our wireless network key. My own nickname is a part of it, and I managed to spell it wrong multiple times.
• We next introduce Lonely Beer II.
• Meet Howard, the new broadcast machine.