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A.T. Literature- Special Transmission Telephones

  1. A Breakthrough for Worldwide Phones Services for the Deaf
  2. A CapTel USB: Helping People With Hearing and Vision Loss to Enjoy the Phone
  3. A Comparative Study of Text Telephone and Video Relay Services
  4. A Phone-Assistive Device Based on Bluetooth Technology for Cochlear Implant Users
  5. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
  6. An Accessible, Pricey Answer: A Review of the Mobile Phone Organizer
  7. AT&T Service
  8. Augmentative and Alternative Methods for Hard-of-Hearing People's Telephone Communication
  9. Barrier-Free Access Promotes Employee Effectiveness
  10. Charity Eases Communication With the Deaf, Hard of Hearing With Text-Connect
  11. Choosing and Using a Cell Phone with Your Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant
  12. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
  13. Coalition for Accessible Technology
  14. Connecting Through Telecommunications Technology
  15. CSD, Interpretek and SLC Announce VRS Alliance in Rochester, N.Y.
  16. Deaf-Blind Communication Devices
  17. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
  18. FCC Allows Funding for Phones Equipped with Captioning Technology
  19. FCC Decision Reduces Video Relay Service Compensation
  20. First National Video Relay Service Debuts for Deaf; CSD Partners with Sprint for Web-Based Assistive Technology
  21. Free Captioned Telephone Has People Talking
  22. Free Telephones, Honest!
  23. Frustrating Signs at the FCC
  24. Hospitals, Deaf Connect with Video Phones
  25. IndyMac Bank Introduces Telebanking System for the Deaf and Hearing-Impaired
  26. Leveraging Retained Physical Capabilities to Improve Quality of Life as Assessed by Persons With Severe Motor Impairments
  27. Marlee Matlin's World of Possibilities
  28. More Telecom Options for the Hearing-Impaired
  29. NAD Survey Results: How Deaf and Hard of Hearing Americans are Using Instant Messaging and E-Mail at Home and at Work
  30. New Cell Phone Technology Allows Deaf People to Communicate Anytime, Anywhere
  31. New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability
  32. New Telecom Connections for the Deaf
  33. New TTY Software
  34. October 1 Begins New Era of Telephone Access: 711 Will Permit Easy Nationwide Access to Relay Services
  35. Opening New Lines of Communication
  36. Paralympics Brings AT to Athens
  37. People's Perceptions and Expectations of Assistive Health-Enabling Technologies: An Empirical Study in Germany
  38. POTS, DSL, or VOIP? Amplified Telephones and Service Providers
  39. Psychosocial Variables Related to the Adoption of Video Relay Services Among Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Employees at the Texas School for the Deaf
  40. Public Libraries Required by Law to Make Information Technology Accessible
  41. Researchers Developing 3G Phones for Deaf People
  42. Saying It With Feeling
  43. Signing Santa Makes Debut
  44. Sprint Announces Internet Relay Service For Deaf
  45. Telecommunications for Deaf-Blind People
  46. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
  47. Telstra Makes Calls Easier
  48. The Second National Search for Computer Applications to Assist Persons with Disabilities: Entries Related to Hearing, Speech, and Language
  49. Two Phones from Ameriphone
  50. Universal Design: Is It Really About Design?
  51. Verizon Expands Special Support for Customers with Disabilities
  52. Video Relay Lets Hearing-Impaired Speak for Themselves on Phone
  53. Visualization of Speech and Audio for Hearing Impaired Persons
  54. Word Out: New Access for Deaf; Videophone: A New Device From Utah's Sorenson Media Allows Real-Time Communication for the Hearing Impaired; Devices Getting the Word Out
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