I personally use my cell phone to listen to music, and well I don't plan getting an I pod soon. I just think that I won't handle the scrollwheel thing. as for daisy books of course I can use my pc, however soon i'll get a bralle sence and that's what i'll use. at the moment though I don't have a major need to get a daisy playing capable software.

Be careful. I heard of people being targetted for mugging by being spotted with the distinctive earphones. I know it won't be a problem so much for us since we won't walk around with them in, but if you listen to something on a public bus train etc watch yourself.

I use the karen voice. I thought the earphones wasn't changed so I loaned them to the one I gave my therd gen too. LOL. wish I had the alex voice that apple included in lepord. Oh well, running XP instead of OSX.

Man, Wish I was using alex. Anyway, I picked up the radio remote thing for the nano and I can tel you that it is almost as accessible as the radio on your walkman. You can feel the buttons on the remote thinging just find, but don't expect to know what freq you are on, like you wouldn't on the walkman. The Ipod will not tell you. Also, from what I can tell, the precet , region, and tag menus isn't accessible. you also want to turn off the radio by hitting the play/pause before navigating the menus of the IPod. Another thing that might be worth noting is that the click wheel doesn't click while the radio is playing, but if you hit the play/pause then you can, to some digree change stations, but I wouldn't recommend doing it this unless you where the station of your choice is from your spot because it stops the radio from playing. I recommend changing the stations while the radio is playing. the sellect or OK button on the IPod itself will allow you to switch the ring from volume to the freq nob. you can run your fingor around it withthe desired affect. You can get the radio without sighted help. It gives you enough speech promps to get the radio started and then you basicly on your own until you stop the radio from playing. OK, you can use the controls on the IPod to control the radio just fine, but I'm shure you all want to know the layout of the controler itself. It is basicly layed out like the control panil on the IPod with a few differences. these differences is as folows. The volume is at 6:00 and12:00. the center button is the play/pause. The backe and next buttons that you use to skip backwerds and foarwords threw your tracks while they are playing are the same, 9:00 and 3:00. You don't have a menu button on the controler unless I missed something. As you will see, there is no running your finger around the controler to do the volume, but you still can use the controls on the IPod while the controler is atached if you wish to. I hope this helps someone, and please correct me if I missed something?