MRTP 137: Microsoft Seeing AI
— ♣In Episode 137 of The Maccessibility Roundtable Podcast, our knights are joined by Saqib and Eugene from Microsoft to discuss Seeing AI.
MRTP 136: Seeing AI Dog
— ♣In Episode 136 of The Maccessibility Roundtable Podcast, our knights discuss:
- Is the Orbit reader 20 for Braille power users?
- new versions of the Apple Operating Systems
- Microsoft’s PathGuide app
- Microsoft’s Seeing AI
- iPad changes in iOS 11: are they compelling?
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MRTP 135: Most of Us Are Chickens
— ♣In Episode 135 of The Maccessibility Roundtable Podcast, our knights discuss:
- Apple betas
- Dark Mode or Smart Invert Colors
- Tenth anniversary of the iPhone
- Apple TV and the AirPods
- Orbit Reader finally being sold
Knights on this episode:
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- Robin’s Article about dark mode
- Dan Moren’s Article: After Ten Years, Where Does the iPhone Go Next
- The One Device excerpt from The Verge
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MRTP 134: Silence the Voices
— ♣In Episode 134 of The Maccessibility Roundtable Podcast, our knights discuss:
- Follow-up: WWDC
- VoiceOver can read text inside images
- Drag and Drop with VoiceOver
- airPod changes in iOS 11 and Holly’s new airPods
- Unfortunate news about the Orbit Reader 20
- Twitter question: Latency in airPods
- Audio Description updates
- Shelly’s new iPad Pro
- watchOS 4
- Twitterrific for Mac
- Type to Siri
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This episode is sponsored by iOS Access for All, a book by Shelly Brisbin. Learn to use your iPhone or iPad accessibly. Get it at iosaccessbook.com.