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  1. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
  2. A Breakthrough for Worldwide Phones Services for the Deaf
  3. A CapTel USB: Helping People With Hearing and Vision Loss to Enjoy the Phone
  4. A Comparative Study of Text Telephone and Video Relay Services
  5. A Mobile Phone That Can Read Books for People With a Visual Disability
  6. A Nonrocker From Motorola: A Review of the Rokr E1 Cell Phone With iTunes
  7. A Phone-Assistive Device Based on Bluetooth Technology for Cochlear Implant Users
  8. Access Issues: It's Your Call: Promising Practices in Wireless
  9. Access Issues: One State's Solution to Getting More People Online
  10. Access to Emergency Number Services
  11. Accessibility Features of the Sanyo 4700 Cellular Phone
  12. Accessible Cell Phone Design: Development and Application of a Needs Analysis Framework
  13. Accessible Cell Phone Technology: Mobile Speak
  14. Accessible Cell Phone Technology: Screenless Talking Phone
  15. Accessible Cell Phone Technology: Talks
  16. ALDs: It's Not Just About the Hearing Aid
  17. Amplicom USA Releases New PowerTel 601 Wireless Wrist Shaker
  18. An Accessible Museum Tour in Your Hand
  19. Answering Machine for Those With Hearing Loss
  20. Answering the Call: Top-of-the-Line Cell Phones, Part 1
  21. Answering the Call: Top-of-the-Line Cell Phones, Part 2
  22. App Boosts the Sounds You Have Trouble Hearing
  23. Arkansas Residents Eligible for Free Amplified Phone
  24. Assistive View Replay for Deaf Students
  25. AT&T Premieres Real-Time IM Relay for Customers With Hearing, Speech Loss
  26. AT&T Service
  27. Augmentative and Alternative Communication and Cell Phone Use: One Off-The-Shelf Solution and Some Policy Considerations
  28. Augmentative and Alternative Methods for Hard-of-Hearing People's Telephone Communication
  29. Barrier-Free Access Promotes Employee Effectiveness
  30. BellSouth Offers Customers with Hearing or Speech Disabilities New Wireless Options for Enhancing Their Communications Needs
  31. Bluetooth and Hearing Aids: Ready for Prime Time?
  32. Breaking the Silence With Bluetooth Technology
  33. Can the Telephone-Using Abilities of People with Dementia be Promoted? An Evaluation of a Simple-to-Use Telephone
  34. Can You Hear Me Now? Maximizing Your Hearing on the Phone
  35. Captioned Telephone Service Coming to New York
  36. Cell Phone Inventor Foresees a Universal Ear
  37. Cell Phone-Based Service Made for Blind
  38. Choosing and Using a Cell Phone with Your Hearing Aid or Cochlear Implant
  39. Clarity C4230 Amplified Phone Designed for Sweet Sounds
  40. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
  41. Coalition for Accessible Technology
  42. Cochlear Americas Supports Requiring Compatible Cellular Telephones
  43. Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids: Some Personal and Professional Reflections
  44. Connecting AAC Device via Mobile Handset to the Outside World
  45. Connecting Through Telecommunications Technology
  46. Controlling Your World Through Your Voice
  47. CSD, Interpretek and SLC Announce VRS Alliance in Rochester, N.Y.
  48. CSUN's Phone App for Deaf Wins International Software Competition
  49. Cutting the Phone Cord for the Hearing Loss Community
  50. Deaf-Blind Communication Devices
  51. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
  52. Developments in Research and Technology: SpeechView
  53. Dial Me In: The Latest on Off-The-Shelf Cell Phone Accessibility
  54. Dialing Up the Magnification: A Review of Mobile Magnifier
  55. Digital Hearing Aids and Cell Phones: The Impact of New Technology on Phone Use
  56. Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities: Barriers at Every Step
  57. Do Cell Phones Plus Software Equal Access? Part 1
  58. Do Cell Phones Plus Software Equal Access? Part 2
  59. Do We Need Specialized Hardware for the Deaf?
  60. Embrace+ Smart Bracelet Alerts Deaf When Cell Phone Rings
  61. Engineering Smart Phones for the Elders
  62. Environmentally Adaptive Hearing Aids
  63. Exceptionally Loud Telephone Ringer
  64. FCC Allows Funding for Phones Equipped with Captioning Technology
  65. FCC Decision Reduces Video Relay Service Compensation
  66. FCC: Digital Wireless Phones Must Work With Hearing Aids
  67. FCC’s Broadband Plan Endorses Accessibility
  68. First National Video Relay Service Debuts for Deaf; CSD Partners with Sprint for Web-Based Assistive Technology
  69. For Deaf, Wireless Devices a New Portal to World
  70. Free Captioned Telephone Has People Talking
  71. Free Telephones, Honest!
  72. Frustrating Signs at the FCC
  73. German Deaf People Using Text Communication: Short Message Service, TTY, Relay Services, Fax, and E-mail
  74. HATIS and Verizon Pave Road to Complete Wireless Telecommunications Access for Hard-of-Hearing
  75. Hearing Aid Compatibility Videos: Choosing a Cell Phone That Works for You
  76. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Digital Wireless Cell Phones: An Update for Audiologists, Physicians, and Hearing Instrument Specialists
  77. Hearing Aid Compatibility With Wireless Phones and Services
  78. Hearing Aid Compatible Cellphones: Findings From the Annual Survey of Consumer Experiences, 2006-2008
  79. Hearing Aids and Telephones
  80. Hearing Devices to Carry New HAC Information for Cell Phones
  81. Hearing Impaired Get Help for Internet Phone Calls
  82. Hospitals, Deaf Connect with Video Phones
  83. House Acts to Improve Internet Access for Disabled
  84. Improving Access at Vancouver's Largest Hospital
  85. In the Palm of Your Hand: A Vision of the Future of Technology for People with Visual Impairments
  86. Independence Through Technology: All in a Day's Work
  87. IndyMac Bank Introduces Telebanking System for the Deaf and Hearing-Impaired
  88. Internet Video Telephony Allows Speech Reading by Deaf Individuals and Improves Speech Perception by Cochlear Implant Users
  89. In-The-Ear Measurements of Interference in Hearing Aids from Digital Wireless Telephones
  90. iPhone 4 Video Relay Service Assists Deaf, Hearing Impaired
  91. iPhone Apps for Disability and Vision Impairments
  92. Library of Congress Installs Videophones for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Staff
  93. Listening Bus Opens Up New World to Deaf Children
  94. Living Well
  95. Marlee Matlin's World of Possibilities
  96. Miphone: The Multiple Input Speaker Telephone
  97. Mobile ASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video as Constrained by Mobile Phone Technology
  98. Mobile Phone Video as an Aid to Speech Understanding for Person With Hearing Impairment
  99. Mobile Speak Provides Cell Phone Accessibility
  100. MobileASL: Intelligibility of Sign Language Video Over Mobile Phones
  101. More Telecom Options for the Hearing-Impaired
  102. NAD Survey Results: How Deaf and Hard of Hearing Americans are Using Instant Messaging and E-Mail at Home and at Work
  103. Network-Based Accessibility Services for People With Disabilities
  104. New Cell Phone Technology Allows Deaf People to Communicate Anytime, Anywhere
  105. New Devices Open Communication for Deaf
  106. New Horizons: Information for the Air Traveler With a Disability
  107. New Telecom Connections for the Deaf
  108. New TTY Software
  109. New Video Relay Service iPhone 4 App for Deaf and Hard of Hearing
  110. Now They're Talking? A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
  111. October 1 Begins New Era of Telephone Access: 711 Will Permit Easy Nationwide Access to Relay Services
  112. Opening New Lines of Communication
  113. Paralympics Brings AT to Athens
  114. PEMSTAR Receives Multiple Awards for Mobile Device; Design for Visually Impaired Receives Top International Honors
  115. People With Disabilities Put Cell Phones to Good Use
  116. Perspectives of Assistive Technology From Deaf Students at a Hearing University
  117. POTS, DSL, or VOIP? Amplified Telephones and Service Providers
  118. Progress Toward the Looping of America -- and Doubled Hearing Aid Functionality
  119. Psychosocial Variables Related to the Adoption of Video Relay Services Among Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing Employees at the Texas School for the Deaf
  120. Public Libraries Required by Law to Make Information Technology Accessible
  121. Research into Telecommunications Options for People With Physical Disabilities
  122. Researchers Developing 3G Phones for Deaf People
  123. Saying It With Feeling
  124. Season’s Greetings from Sprint for Nation’s Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing: Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Get Technology Assist from Sprint
  125. Section 508 Tutorials
  126. SideWinder and Cellboost
  127. Siemens Introduces miniTek Wi
  128. Sign Language Communication Over Low Bandwidth Mobile Phone Networks
  129. Sign Language MMS to Make Cell Phones Accessible to Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community
  130. Signing Santa Makes Debut
  131. Speech Perception Benefits of Internet Versus Conventional Telephony for Hearing-Impaired Individuals
  132. Sprint Announces Internet Relay Service For Deaf
  133. Students With Disabilities Receive Free Wireless Phones
  134. Success Story: Brenda Baeza
  135. Success Story: Debra Whittier, San Diego
  136. Talk Me Through It: A Review of Two Cell Phone-Based Screen Readers
  137. Technology Use by People With Hearing and Speech Loss for Communicating With Emergency Response Services
  138. Telecommunications for Deaf-Blind People
  139. Telephone Accessibility for Individuals With Dual Sensory Impairments: A Case Study
  140. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
  141. Telstra Makes Calls Easier
  142. The Future of Accessible Phone Technology
  143. The Internet Evolution
  144. The Second National Search for Computer Applications to Assist Persons with Disabilities: Entries Related to Hearing, Speech, and Language
  145. The Signal Gets Stronger: Three Cell Phones With Speech Output
  146. The Use of Mobile Phone Equipped With Handsfree and Voice Recognition Capabilities in Demanding Accessibility Environments
  147. Two More Approaches: A Review of the LG VX 4500 Cell Phone From Verizon Wireless and Microsoft's Voice Command Software
  148. Two Phones from Ameriphone
  149. Universal Design: Is It Really About Design?
  150. Use of Cell Phones by Elders With Impairments: A Survey Design
  151. Using Simulation to Predict and Solve Design Problem
  152. Verizon Expands Special Support for Customers with Disabilities
  153. Video Relay Lets Hearing-Impaired Speak for Themselves on Phone
  154. Video Relay Service Offers New Web-Based Opportunities for Telephone Communication
  155. Visualization of Speech and Audio for Hearing Impaired Persons
  156. We Think They Hear Us Now: Cell Phones with Speech
  157. Will Wireless ALD Hybrids Save the Hearing Industry?
  158. 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
  159. Wrists on Fire? Tech Gear for What Ails You
  160. You Get to Choose: An Overview of Accessible Cell Phones
  161. Z-Van Shares Technology That Will Improve the Lives of Deaf Children
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