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We have a short technology roundup and then Erin Edgar talks to us about Twitter from a blindness perspective.

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.

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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.

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