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In this episode of the Round Table, our knights discuss the HeartBleed vulnerability, password management, LaunchBar, 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, we have a chance to chat with the masterminds behind 64 Ounce Games. 64 Ounce Games is a company using this KickStarter project to fund their goal of producing kits to make a wide variety of tabletop games accessible to those who are blind or visually impaired.

The KickStarter campaign runs until 24/April/2014, so please consider backing the cause.

In episode 57 of the Round Table, our knights discuss iPhone battery issues, the BlueTooth keyboard bug in iOS 7.1, Microsoft Office for iPad, iWork, and philosophies regarding accessibility and differing opinions on how to advocate for it.

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

In this episode, our knights discuss iOS 7.1 with VoiceOver and the accessibility of Microsoft OneNote for Mac.

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

In episode 55 of the Round Table, we are joined once again by Shelly Brisbin to discuss the changes in iOS 7.1 for low-vision users.

You can find out more about Shelly at her blog or check out her forthcoming book iOS Access For All.

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

In episode 54 of the Round Table, our knights discuss Mac OS X 10.9.2 accessibility and other improvements, iCloud security, wish lists for future iOS updates, and more.

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

In episode 53 of the Round Table, our knights discuss Marco Zehe’s blog post about his decision to switch back to Windows. We also get a brief update from MJ Phoenix on her continued experiences using the Kindle Fire.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, makers of high quality audio games for Mac, Windows, and iOS. Check out DoItWrite, a fun way to learn to use VoiceOver’s handwriting function on iOS devices.

In episode 52 of the Round Table, our knights discuss the new UnRead RSS Reader for iPhone, backup solutions, the ongoing Fleksy debate, and Sendero GPS. You can use this link to BackBlaze to try out and sign up for the service, as well as support Maccessibility at the same time.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of audio games and educational tools for the blind and visually impaired. Check out its assortment of Mac, iOS, and Windows software titles at DracoEnt.com.

In episode 51 of the Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights discuss experiences with Kindle Fire and Android accessibility, the controversy surrounding the release of Fleksy VO, and make some software and hardware recommendations. Steve Sawczyn returns to the Round Table, too!

Our next show will be streamed live on 05/February/2014 at 12:00 pm EST. Tune in and interact with us live during the show on Twitter, using the hashtag #VOLive.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, makers of computerized audio entertainment and games for the blind or visually impaired. Check out their selection of app titles for Mac, Windows, and iOS!

In this episode of the Maccessibility Round Table Podcast, our knights discuss an app to turn your smart phone into a virtual white cane, Apple 2 emulation, and the pros and cons of the two primary forms of navigation in iOS.

The Round Table is sponsored in part by Draconis Entertainment, developers of fun and exciting games for iOS, OS X, and Windows. Check out DoItWrite for iPhone, available now!