Sendero is a talking map, GPS navigation system for the blind and visually impaired. The iPhone app announces the user's current street, city, cross street, and nearby points of interest.
For Digital Outcasts who previously hesitated to accept iPhone accessibility, the device is now considered the most significant innovation for the blind since the invention of Braille. Trainers have discovered that people adapt well because the iPhone interface is essentially a grid layout, with audio cues that dictate finger position. In fact, one of the new concerns is that the iPhone is making things too easy!
