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If you download the beta version of Chrome still in development ( Google Chrome (BETA) ), it kicks *** compared with other browsers...... Google Touts Speed of New Chrome Beta - Business Center - PC World of course there is still a browser war in progress, so there will be some back and...

either they are wearing out, or your hearing has changed. I would get a checkup with your audi to see what can be done....good luck!!!!

Here's more info on name change: Spirit 3 is an oticon hearing aid, made specifically for the NHS, but they can also be bought privately, under the name 'Sumo DM', and Oticon have assured me, they are absolutely identical hearing aids NDCS Discussion

The link showing availability in UK here: Speakers Corner - London: Finally got them – Oticon spirit III P Oticon does not show availability any more on their site, it may have been discontinued: Mature products

There are some links showing them available as far back as 2005, Naidas came out in beginning of 2008...now they have Naida IX aids.....which were made available last month or so....

How old are these Spirits? I can't find them online..... if they are pretty old, you probably will benefit from a newer model, but I would check out with your audi first....the Naidas don't work for everyone.....but the only way to find out is to trial them.....but I warn you, these might...

I don't know if it's possible where you live, but I would suggest your audie get Phonak to send a rep to help set up your son's hearing aid and help your audie learn a few more ways to adjust things. I have had my audi get a rep to come down about 6 times to make major adjustments as well as...

If you need any more info in where to go, I'll send you some more info.....that way you can show the audiologist where to set it up

Directed to Yaelhass-Naida You should not have to give up on the automatic functions. The auto mode is highly configurable and can have all features adjusted to your benefit. I have my EasyFM out of the auto mode (due to erratic jumping in and out of the EasyFM possibly because of the...

The selected Sam's Clubs are having the UbiDuos "in house" to benefit any Deaf individuals and others that might have difficulties speaking. This will actually help those individuals from having to purchase their own, as like you said, mobile devices like sidekicks are easier to lug around...

I think anybody that uses a UbiDuo or similar machine will probably know a little bit what to expect from a ASL proficient individual. I'm not against interpreters, as they have helped me a bunch, but they are not always where you want them to be, especially at a restaurant or grocery store...

I don't get it......and so far both type so good.....if you are able to type good, I can imagine you can communicate the same to a hearing person. I have a profound hearing loss, but the only need I have for interpreters are oral as I read lips fluently. I understand what you are saying to...

If you get GSM phone devices like a PDA phone, you can add software like Butler (used for Palm based devices like Palm Treos) Butler - The Ultimate Centro Software! - Details phonealarm for PPC devices such as the HTC Tilt pocketMax - phoneAlarm (Profiles and alarms)

My Sam's Club in San Antonio, Texas has implemented some UbiDuos for use to help their associates to communicate with the Deaf Sam's Club members. Has anybody out here had any experience with these? What are your comments regarding its use to communicate with others in a work environment...

Could be the battery supply in Canada is older stuff?

I use my aids from morning to night, roughly about 15 hours.... and still get 12-14 days.....the 12 because of occasional FM use....

How long are your batteries lasting? I have been using duracell myself, and they seem to last about 2 weeks. Some times if I use the FM extensively, I will lose about 2 days in the life of the battery.....I use the Naida V UP aids.... I've also used Walgreens, but seem to have better luck...

I wish you the best of luck in your endeavor!! :D

Look at your surroundings. Flourescent lights, power lines, computer monitors and other devices generating electromagnetic fields will cause buzzing in a hearing aid while on TCoil mode.

I have not had any issues with this in the beginning, though I turned the feature off in favor of the FM feature, which I use in the Smartlink SX and ML10i receivers. I didn't really care for the TCoil, because of the initial issues with buzzing when being near electromagnetic fields such as...