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  • Wireless RERC
  • User-testing
  • Survey of User Needs
• Forums
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  • GPS, Navigation
  • Handset Design
  • Instant Messaging
  • Internet Access
  • Multi-media Messaging
  • Text Messaging
  • Voice Communications
• Posting Rules and Conditions
• Google Suggests FCC Open White Spaces to Wireless Devices
• National alert system using cellphone text messaging approved
• Apple may add tactile feedback to iPhone
• AT&T announces text-only plan for iPhone
• Audio file: Advantages of Windows Mobile over Symbian OS
• New audio file: Comparing Windows Mobile with Symbian OS
• Audio file: Installing Mobile Speak
• Congressional bill would require disability-friendly internet phones, video
• Blog site of interest: Disability Studies
• Disability Nation likes AT&T TAP plan, still critical of iPhone
• New audio file: Downloading, installing Mobile Speak software
• Audio file: Downloading, installing Windows Mobile Speak software
• Mobile WiMAX gets major boost
• RIM Announces Blackberry Bold with enhanced screen
• NPR: China's quake survivors rely on texting
• Survey: Cell phones more important than wallets
• Study: Social networks are top destination of mobile browsers
• What does your cell phone say about you?
• AT&T and Pantech Wireless launch Breeze phone for elders
• How new? New iPhone coming in June
• FCC will hold hearing on early termination fees on wireless plans
• Audio file: Comparison of Windows Mobile and Symbian Operating Systems
• Is style more important than and usability?
• New iPhone - "Multi-touch" screen, ambient light sensor, but still no tactile feedback
• How safe is instant messaging? A security and privacy survey
• Mobile phones used to track cancer treatments, patient status
• Wireless service satisfaction - low or high?
• Handset Design: New Nokia N78's non-traditional number pad
• test - new page
• The Forums
• We're here to help!
• Age groups and texting
• Jobs: "Phone of the future will be differentiated by software"
• Blogroll
• blogroll
  • Wireless bills and customer satisfaction
• New guest blogger: Lamar Polly, co-founder of Reboot
• End of TTY? Communication Service for the Deaf closing in Jacksonville
• Garmin to offer ULocate service to find friends and family
• Two new Amazon Kindles on the way?
• Blackberry Bold: Smart phone alternative with QWERTY keyboard
• Survey: Some don't believe touchscreens will dominate the market
• Another smart simple phone: Samsung Knack
• Voice recognition for directions on iPhone
• Cool tech: Blaupunkt TravelPilot's camera based, heads-up display for car
• Swype finger tracing text entry for touchscreen
• Harris surveys teen customers
• Nielsen survey: 1 in 5 households wireless only by year end
• Tech Talk with Jason Bombelyn - Interview with Anisio Correia
• Tech Talk with Jason Bombelyn - Interview with John Rempel
• Americans texting more than talking
• Smart phones rule (almost): Most popular cell phones
• Guides to choosing wireless devices
• Mobile Manufacturers Forum - GARI Template for Mobile Handsets/Devices
• Wireless RERC - Your Guide to Choosing a Cell Phone
• AFOM - Critères de sélection des téléphones mobiles
• Texting specialists - AT&T introduces 4 dumbphones with physical QWERTY keypads
• Survey: Most do not use high-end mobile applications
• Sprint launches WebCapTel on the Go service for hearing impaired
• Smartphones clearly rule (on yet another 'most popular' list)
• 4th Generation iPod Nano - Most accessible iPod yet to visually impaired
• New mini netbooks from Dell and HP
• TechTalk with Jason: GPS Segment 1 - How GPS helps visually impaired
• TechTalk with Jason: GPS Segment 2 - Assistive Tech versus Standard GPS
• TechTalk with Jason Bombelyn - GPS for the Visually Impaired
• GPS Compatibility Matrix: Operating System, Screen Reader, Accessible GPS
• Nielsen research: Two-thirds of iPhone users download software
• Wireless captioning service: another option for the hearing impaired
• iPhone as Wii-like game controller
• TechTalk with Jason: GPS Segment 3 - Pedestrian versus motorized mode
• TechTalk with Jason: GPS Segment 4 - Ease of configuration and use
• TechTalk with Jason - GPS Segment 5 - Other GPS features
• Touchscreens a barrier to access?
• Blackberry Storm reviews: A mix of sun and clouds
• Hearing aid compatible phones: Satisfaction up, but still difficult finding a phone
• 3G netbook for $100? 2-year service contract required
• CDC Report: Households without landline grew to 1 in 6
• Apple files for patent for new gesture-based text editing
• Cost of text messages too high?
• TechTalk audio series with Jason Bombelyn - GPS for the Visually Impaired
• Wanna play? Wireless gaming becoming more accessible
• Hearing aid compatibility - Satisfaction way up, difficulty finding phone not so much
• GPS location-based applications for smart phones
• Economic recession and wireless industry
• Touchscreen interfaces and accessibility
• Gartner's 8 Mobile Technologies to Watch in 2009 and 2010
• ClarityLife C900: New cellphone designed for elders
• New 100 dB Cell Phone
• Text-to-Speech and Other Access Features on Amazon's Kindle 2
• Hearst to produce e-reader too
• Lower pricing for unlimited voice, data plans
• Software applications reveal hidden capabilities in everyday tech
• Future tech: Wearable camera for face recognition wired to your brain
• Social networking overtakes email
• New iPod Shuffle adds text-to-speech accessibility
• Verizon Launches TALKS Service for the Visually Impaired
• Crystal ball: Future mobile devices with easier interfaces, more power
• Crystal ball 2
• Google Voice: Centralized calls plus speech-to-text voicemails
• Google Mobile App: More voice control
• Wired Commentary: Battle over multitouch
• Future tech: Touchscreen pulses provide Braille readout
• Prepaid wireless service growing
• Microsoft researching gestures for user interface
• Facebook to improve access to visually impaired
• Future tech: Gesture control for TV
• Wired.com reader ideas for iPhone accessories
• Too dependent on our wireless devices?
• Accessible Apps: Shake To Dial application for the blind
• Accessible Apps: iTunes Application for Handicap Access on NYC Subway
• Accessible Apps Corner
• Apple mini tablet
• Samsung lite notebook
• Cell phones for seniors
• New, larger Kindle on your doorstep?
• Wireless medical care?
• Accessible Apps: Polyglotz
• Accessible Apps: American Sign Smith
• Paying Wireless Bills Wirelessly
• Uptick In Teenage Texting May Lead to Several Disorders
• New gesture and touch interfaces may enhance accessibility
• Personal computing accessibility tools for low vision
• Accessible Apps: Braille for iPhone/ iPod Touch
• Text Only Phone Plans for the Deaf
• Cell Phones that are Hearing Aid Compatible (HAC)
• Accessible Apps: iMetro Multi-city
• Accessible Apps: Tube Deluxe, Tube London City, iTube Plan
• Always connected: Smartphones and data services drive wireless use
• Smartphone Apps Needed to Map City Accessibility
• Guide to Atlanta for People with Disabilities
• Self-charging mobile phones in your future?
• New accessibility features for iPhone and iPod Touch
• Prepaid unlimited text and voice plans getting cheaper
• Accessible App: SoundAmp turns iPhone into hearing aid
• Q&A: Wireless Captioning from Laptop to Eyeglasses
• Rugged phones may be more widely available
• Touchscreen control coming to new Windows operating system
• GPS navigation for the visually impaired
• Accessible Apps: The Nearest Tube and augmented reality
• Modified Roomba scoops objects from floor
• Price wars: Who needs a text-only plan?
• MetroPCS cuts cost of unlimited plans (or, who needs text-only?)
• Leap Wireless responds with $40 unlimited plan (again, who needs text-only?)
• Accessible Apps: Exit Strategy for NYC subway
• Obituary: James Marsters, TTY Developer
• E-Readers - Accessibility challenges of popular models
• Accessible Apps: Recorder
• Research Corner: Usability of touchscreen devices
• Wireless RERC at AbilitiesExpo-Atlanta, November 6-8, 2009
• Blackberry Storm 2 - Lots of incremental improvements
• FloH Club: Matriarch of the Brady Bunch starts new technology service
• Vital signs: Home health monitoring
• Vital signs, part 2: Electronic stethoscope with cardioscan
• Google launches automatic caption for YouTube videos
• Accessible Apps: Power wheelchair performance and diagnostics
• Swype's "Genius Texting" - Faster, easier?
• Accessible Apps: Google Maps turn-by-turn navigation on Android 2.0
• Intel Reader offers access to the printed word
• What do baby boomers want?
• Descriptive Video Service debuts on DVDs in Disney's "Up"
• IDEAL Group: List of problems encountered using smartphones
• Smartphones as assistive shopping technology
• Accessible Apps: Nokia Magnifier
• The Nook (e-book reader) review
• Google Phone: Sleek versus handy
• Cellphone plans comparison chart
• Nokia to give away professional GPS software
• iPad: An advancement for people with disabilities?
• Google Buzz: Involuntary social networking
• Tips for extending battery life
• Accessible apps: Lokast and Foursquare
• CTIA 2010: Wireless RERC to host roundtable on "Apps for Accessibility"
• Mobile apps market to grow 92% every year through 2012
• Games: Riiflex weights for Wii
• Accessible Apps: LookTel app for visually impaired
• CTIA 2010 - Tweets on Accessible Apps panel
• Gesture control: 3-D cameras let computers see humans
• Sip-and-puff iPhone controller
• Study: Access to technology linked to happiness
• Cellphones now used more for data than talk
• Smart phones available with prepaid service
• Online Accessible Wireless Information Resources
• Smartphone apps for AAC functions? A discussion
• Accessible Apps: Flashlight apps
• Using cellphones for health monitoring, improvement
• Google's App Inventor offers accessibility opportunities, concerns
• Bumpers versus skins: Apple's solution to "antenna-gate"
• Call for comments: Department of Justice's proposed new ADA regulations
• New Kindle e-Readers offer lower prices, sharper screens