I am interested in compiling a list of devices and smartphone apps that can assist HAM radio operators with hearing loss. This is for handheld as well as mobile and base units. The environment can

HLAA North Bay just had a presentation on Listening Everywhere by Mikey Shaffer. You can view the meeting on YouTube at below link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKWIUbObwPI&t=1075s

Thursday, March 10, 2022 4:00--6:00 p.m. Pacific Nicole Westin, Government Policy Manager at ACI, speaks about general approach to getting a CI, insurance coverage, and advocacy. The mission of the

See the newsletter description about this presentation from CCAC. https://mailchi.mp/7b3c145d81d7/january-2022-newsletter

Listen Everywhere is an assistive listening wifi solution for houses of worship, hospitality, restaurants, universities and other venues. It uses a venue's existing wireless network, has ultra low

John, A friend sent me the link to the UK Relay Service—https://www.relayuk.bt.com/

In the US we have captioning telephones. The services are regulated by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC). They are available for landlines, internet connected phones, mobile. and computer.

All, I should mention that there is also CaptionMate which is especially great with cell smart phones. It provides captioning on both sides of the conversation while talking on the phone. In

Thanks, Bruce. I've heard about it vaguely before.A Web search indicates that we do have some sort of service here, but it's paid for in one way or another by the users and it

In the US, there are several companies that provide real-time captioning of phone calls. They are paid for by the Federal Communications Commission and are currently not available outside of the

It's the same all over, England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland. However, I haven't been able to find proof that such a service is unavailable from any UK telecoms service

John, We have captioning available on both cell phones and land lines. It’s government funded. The spoken words appear on a screen. That isn’t a service provided in England? How about the rest of

I don't use a cell phone because I am too deaf and too dyspraxic to use texting. I only have one for two-factor authentication messages, and for use as as a camera.

Wow! If he doesn’t know what it is, it sounds as tho’ they don’t have captioning. Yet they are so far ahead of us on looping. Carol Agate

I can't help because I don't know what you mean by 'phone captioning services'. We don't have the fastest broadband, but most people get a pretty good service.

Friends, I am told that phone captioning services are not available in England due to outdated data transmission lines, etc. Is there any truth to that? Thanks!

Presentation as part of Cochlear Implant Support Group Erik Strand from Olelo Olelo Captioned Calls is easy-to-use mobile app to help people with hearing loss have a great experience using the phone.

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Could I get email address for Juliette and Steve? On Wed, Sep 29, 2021 at 9:59 AM Arlene Romoff, NJ via hlaagroups.hearingloss.org <aromoff=aol.com@...> wrote: