Apple just made its accessibility video more accessible.

At its recent Mac event, Apple kicked things off with an awesome video highlighting the company’s commitment to accessibility. Even cooler, we were introduced to Sady Paulson who uses Switch Control on the Mac to produce video in Final Cut Pro.

Apple has since published a version of the video with audio descriptions, which gives those with low or no vision the opportunity to fully experience it.

Check it out below:

I posted a link to the video on Twitter and was overjoyed to hear from Allison Hartley. Allison said she was able to get so much more out of the video because of the added audio descriptions.

@mikahsargent @YouTube thank you! 🙂 This makes it much easier to follow.— Allison Hartley (@AppleAlli) October 29, 2016

@mikahsargent @YouTube I just watched it again. I had no idea how much I was missing without the description. You’ve made my day!— Allison Hartley (@AppleAlli) October 29, 2016

Pretty awesome…

In 2015, MacBook kicked off the next generation of Apple laptops — but where does the MacBook and MacBook Pro go from here?

Update May 16, 2017: According to Bloomberg Apple is said to be planning updates for its entire laptop lineup, the MacBook Pro, MacBook, and MacBook Air, for WWDC 2017.

In March of 2015, Apple introduced the all-new 12-inch MacBook. Not Air. Not Pro. And certainly not at the old, white, plastic MacBook’s pricepoint. More shocking was its ports — or more precisely, its lack thereof. Gone was MagSafe, Apple’s convenient, tumble-preventing, dent-saving connector. Gone was old-school USB-A. Nowhere was Thunderbolt. Instead, Apple introduced USB-C.

These changes came to 2016’s MacBook Pro, too, along with an OLED-screen Touch Bar in lieu of function keys and a gorgeous Wide Color display.

But what’s next for the MacBook lineup?

When will Apple update the MacBook?

Here’s the previous update schedule:

March 2015: MacBook with Intel Bro…

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Touch ID + 1Password = Everything I’d hoped it would be.

AgileBits, the company that makes the Mac & iOS password manager 1Password, showed off some upcoming functionality for the Touch ID-enabled MacBook Pros, and it’s probably exactly what you’re thinking.

If you use 1Password on an iOS device with Touch ID, you can use your fingerprint to access your passwords. It’s WAY more convenient — and much faster — than typing in your long, complicated master password. Well, folks, that same functionality is coming to 1Password on the Mac.

Check out the video from AgileBits to see the neat (if a little skeuomorphic) animation when you authenticate with Touch ID on the new MacBook Pro:

We talked about the then-rumored MacBook Pros ahead of the event on the last episode of the iMore Show. On the possibility of adding Touch ID to the Mac, I cited 1Password authentication as a reason for wanting it. So, yeah, it’s fair to say I’m a little disappointed I didn’t order the new MacB…