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Nice shape Dodge Airies in hearing aid beige. Rare to see a K-car in such good shape these days. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Do you know anyone with a hearing issue who has tried the Iphone hearing app? If yes, can they or you hear clearly with it?
How would we find out how the app. works? I’m wondering if there is some sort of telecoil on a chip? Is that sci-fi? We’re looking for a way of making more hard-of-hearing people able to hear on a mobile. Amplified mobiles have hearing loop program.
Can we talk about making up a spec. for a manufacturer in the hearing market? My ideas of sound great, look great would make a manufacturer scream in frustration – way too broad a definition. We need techies and geeks and people with hearing issues thinking and talking to come up specific ways of making us hear better.
We might even be able to persuade them to have (your name/company name/ group name) and their brand name as a version of the phone. Anything’s possible right?
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