Snail is a Braille concept device that's shaped like a Rollerblade wheel (or a snail's shell) that helps make reading the bumpy printed language a much more intuitive and satisfying activity. Thanks to intelligent sensors, the visually impaired do not need to learn anything. Simply roll the Snail over any Braille and it'll convert it to speech and beam it to a paired Bluetooth headset.

Rubik's cubes are awful, frustrating objects. Sure, if you like a challenge I'm sure there's some fun to be had there, but to me, they're just pure pain. And this Rubik's cube for the blind? Forget it. But this wasn't...

We've seen plenty of ideas for Braille enabled cell phones over the years, but most of them are pretty useless for those of us who can't read all of those little raised dots. The Universal Phone from designer Seunghan Song...

With the advent of Amazon's Kindle, we are all now only too familiar with the e-reader. The technology, which uses E Ink is the technophile's answer to a book (although this technophile would rather have her shelves groaning from the...