In Episode 66 of The Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights discuss several small topics, including: updates to 1Password and Launchbar, Unified English Braille, and Apple’s forthcoming press event. We finish off with a round of picks.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In Episode 65 of The Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights: revisit the NFB Resolution, discuss the forthcoming Yosemite Public Beta, and give our initial thoughts of Overcast.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In Episode 64 of The Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights discuss: The Recent NFB Resolution concerning Apple and Accessible Apps, the forthcoming KNFB Reader app for iOS, and possible issues with iOS 7.1.2.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In Episode 63 of The Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights discuss: Josh’s new book, the accessibility of the Sonos app, and a recent episode of the Developing Perspective Podcast which focussed on Accessibility. We end the episode with a round of picks.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In Episode 40 of The Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights look back on five years of VoiceOver on iOS, and look forward to what’s in store in iOS 8.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In episode 61 of the Round Table, our knights discuss Apple’s WWDC keynote announcements.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of high quality audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In this bonus episode, we take a look at the Refreshabraille 18 and Braille support in general on OS X and iOS. Holly Anderson discusses both pros and cons of using Braille with Apple operating systems.

In this bonus episode, we chat with Shelly Brisbin about her forthcoming book iOS Access For All: Your Comprehensive Guide to Accessibility for iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Shelly discusses the books contents, its genesis, and the work and research that has gone into its development.

You can pre-order a copy from the official website.

In this episode, our knights discuss the possibility of larger screens on iPhones, our wish lists for WWDC, and more.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, makers of audio games for Mac, iOS, and Windows.

In this bonus episode of the Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, we get a chance to talk with Chris Snyder of Audio Eyes about their Web event on May the 14. Audio Eyes is one of the providers of Audio Described content in the United States, and the event will give people an Opportunity to see first hand how the process of describing video works. You can contact Audio Eyes at their Web Site, on FaceBook, on Twitter, or on Youtube.