It&#x27;s hard to answer your questions definitively but I&#x27;ll give them a shot:<p>What device do I use?: I don&#x27;t use any one device. My main computer is a laptop running Linux and the Orca screen reader, but I&#x27;ve used Windows and NVDA before. I&#x27;ve had multiple Android phones&#x2F;tablets and have used IOS. Last decade I used OS X heavily but transitioned away after a few years. Most devices have some level of accessibility built-in these days, so there isn&#x27;t one single thing I&#x27;d use, just as a sighted person might use a laptop&#x2F;desktop at their desk, a phone on the go, etc.<p>What do I do for work?: Again, probably the same as many here. I&#x27;ve done contract development on Android and the web, and am currently launching my own company. Nothing surprising or different.<p>What technology interests me?: I guess it depends on the day. :) I&#x27;m a web and mobile developer so tend to be more up on things like React, React Native, etc. I particularly enjoy working with mobile tech because there are lots of ways in which a mobile device with camera&#x2F;GPS&#x2F;lots of processing power&#x2F;numerous connectivity options can tell me things about my world given the right apps and services. 8 years ago, running an errand meant I grabbed my phone, MP3 player, bluetooth GPS receiver and the PDA to which the receiver paired that ran accessible mapping software. Now I just grab my phone and it&#x27;s much more capable on its own, handling GPS, OCR for reading documents, etc. I think there are a number of ways mobile tech can improve how we interact with our world, and I&#x27;m starting companies to explore those.