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Hi there! Full disclosure, I'm a T-Mobile Accessibility manager. T-Mobile IP Relay service is for anyone in the USA and US Territories - you do not need to be a T-Mobile subscriber, so download away on your mobile device, even tablets. Or you can just use it from any web browser. If you...

Agreeing with Amy - there should be a button on the phone to contact customer service, or emailing them - they will figure out what the problem is, or maybe even replace your phone at no charge.

That's absolutely not true. The statute does not form an "L" in any way on the hands. Lincoln Memorial Address

What makes you think it might be fake?

It's not that it'll be "illegal under Apple" it'll just not be supported and you won't be able to get warranty support. So you jailbreak your phone and then have a problem, Apple can say to your face "tough, can't fix it." Most people aren't interested in jailbreaking. It's possible to do...

You should check into the CapTel service for your state. I use Sprint CapTel personally. There is a captioner on the line to ensure the voice recognition technology is as accurate as possible, and it has really good adjustable sound amplification. I think it'll meet all your needs being...

That was pretty awesome! Nice!

What benchmark program is this? Edit: Ah, it's Neocore, found it in the market!

Try following the instructions on Sprint Relay - Under HTC EVO 4G Videos -> Setting Vibrate feature on the EVO - Sprint Relay

My understanding is that even with Android 2.2, it'll be up to the phone company to allow it for free or not. The only phone that does it for free right now is the Nexus One and that's sold out, never to be sold again.

This is the official Sprint release of Android 2.2 - there's no way they wouldn't have both cameras working, 4G, all that. We're not talking about rooted builds here like CM6, this is the real deal.

Woot! Froyo will rock!

There is no "app" or software program for phones that allows someone to call you via TTY. They would have to call you on the phone via the relay service to your home TTY.

I've seen some blog comments already talk about 4G coverage in L.A., and Sprint's recent press release showed a commitment to 4G in LA, NY and Miami by the end of 2010. Als, Clearwire coverage shows coming soon for Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Daytona Beach - I betcha Sprint won't be far...

Sound Manager and Gmail notifier are great apps for vibrating - and they'll set it to "vibrate whenever possible" too.

I happened to see this on a community website for Sprint: 4G:Question for Sprint: 4G in Los Angeles I've got 4G in both L.A. and Kansas City, and even Milwaukee two weeks ago. Thing is, MKE isn't on the 4G list, so I was confused as heck when I was there. But, hey, 4G is 4G!

Wow - there was absolutely no mention of everything that was better about the EVO vs iPhone, and there were false statements about a lot of points as well: Conveniently missed that the EVO has SD memory up to 32GB and comes with 8GB 802.11b/g is NOT $10.00 extra iPhone 4 does not have a...

It's a pretty tall order since we barely have the capability to do that on a PC today. But they're working on it! Visual system interprets sign languages

Err, what's the point of calling the FCC names? I really don't get your anger directed at them.

Fake news. The only way this could even be interpreted as coming to Sprint is with the improper usage of "iPhone 4G" which is supposed to confuse customers into believing that the phone would have 4G speeds. The only 4G phone on any of the carriers right now is the HTC EVO 4G only on Sprint.