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Thank you rockin'robin and all. I am indeed trying to improve the technology, if at all possible. If there is a phone number that is common for both TTY and non-TTY callers, I can detect the TTY tones and then transfer the caller to a TTY capable operator other wise send the caller somewhere...

Can one of you help me with these? The chief one is, 'If you call someone using the TTY device, if you do not see anything from the other side, how long do you wait before you type something in?" For example, is it less than 10 seconds?

I have an idea for an iPhone app which can listen to the sounds your pet makes and alert you. I am still thinking about what kind of alert will work ( flashing some thing on the screen, vibrate etc. ) Do you think it is a good idea? Will it be useful?

I have a few questions that are about the etiquette and the human protocols involved in communicating using a TTY machine. I am thinking about a technology implementation and the answers to these will help me guide some decisions. 1) When you call someone with a TTY device and the call is...