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You may be on to something. My friend is now considering buying IPhone sometime next month, so we'll see how it goes. Thanks all!

Help! My friend who is deaf and has low vision (blind in one eye and the other is pretty poor) and she is very social and likes to keep in touch with her friends. So, she is looking for a really good phone with good font that can be adjusted to be large and bold for easy reading, and she...

I heard the news recently, so I really hope AT&T honors the family plan we had with T-Mobile (my husband and I are T-Mobile users) and that we don't have to get new phones once AT&T takes over. Thank you, mojovase and marcyp06!

Since I heard AT&T is taking over T-Mobile, I am unsure if we can continue using the handsets bought from T-Mobile indefinitely, or if have to upgrade for new handsets once the acquisition is final. (I was thinking of buying T-Mobile Sidekick 4G, but now I am not so sure). So...in case...

By calling a representative, or Customer Support from either HOVRS, Viable, or Sorenson or IP-Relay (your choice) and they will give you the new number

You can get one right now from Sorenson, Viable or HORVS of your choice. Just ask the representative from either of those and she/he will give you one. Or wait until Jan. 1st 2009 and ALL relay services should have local ten-digit numbers ready to give out then.

Mine is EZcom Pro. I haven't used it for a long time, either...but I still keep it in case I need to call 911, and it's not easy to call 911 over the internet, I think

One difference between i711 and My IP Relay I can think of is that you can look up your phonebook via i711 relay through AIM, a feature MY IP Relay doesn't have. Another difference is that My IP Relay assigns to you your own local ten-digit number that hearing people can call you, and you will...

I just called Support Team about this, and they said not to worry about it, it will not affect VP or cause any problems with it. So I guess it's okay, just ignore and delete the weird calls! ;)

To all: Read the FCC policy about keeping your ten-digit number when you change the relay service/providers. (Note: it will take effective only after Dec.31st, 2008.) Here's the link:Keeping Your Telephone Number When You Change Your Service Provider Don't get different ten-digit...

I think this is very interesting...:aw: Headteacher forced to use sign language at school where pupils are from 24 different countries A headteacher has had to resort to using sign language to communicate at a school where pupils are from 24 different countries. Damian Jordan uses a...

You'll get REAL, local ten-digit number from Snap!VRS for your Ojo by Dec. 31st 2008 (or possibly sooner, I hope - I'm an OJO user myself too). Not 800, 866 or 888 numbers - unless you want to transport DIRECTVP number from Sorenson to Ojo in January, I think.

Make sure your friend's public IP address is up to date.... public IP address tend to change without a moment's notice so make sure his IP is current.

When you receive local ten-digit number, it is indeed free when calling to hearing or deaf people, and deaf people can call you for free. If hearing people lives in your area, it is also free. BUT, if the hearing people live OUTSIDE the area, they will have to pay long distance fee to...

It is so unreal! Take a look at this.... X-Ray of an Alien Head inside a Dead Duck

I.King Jordon.... 39 years old? Interesting. But look at what he said about his age.... Hmmm.....

I read the article, but it doesn't say they are black. And besides, they have ALREADY paid for the food, so why was the manager making a big deal about how wasteful the family are? It doesn't sound right.

You can just check Gmail on the web on SK....

Gosh. That was so terrible. :(

Man, 33, marries woman, 104 May 3, 2006 - 5:26PM A 33-year-old man in northern Malaysia has married a 104-year-old woman, saying mutual respect and friendship had turned to love, a news report said. It was Muhamad Noor Che Musa's first marriage and his wife's 21st, according to The...