Quick Asked: Closed Captioning For Cell Phone?
Last update: 24 Apr, 2024 
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Does closed captioning still serve deaf people? By Gary Robson. At a TEDxBozeman event, Gary Robson asks, "Does closed captioning still serve deaf people?". During his presentation, Robson addresses the history and long process of developing and making captions readily available to inpiduals who are deaf or hard of hearing.How do caption phones work? Captioned telephones can be used in a home or at work and have a built-in screen that displays text captions of the conversation during the call in near-real time. When a call is made, the captioned phone automatically connects to a Captioned Telephone Service (CTS).What is captel captioned telephone? The CapTel 2400iBT Captioned Phone is a 40dB amplified phone that shows word-for-word captions of your conversation on a large touchscreen display. The CapTel 2400iBT has a large, colorful display, dial-by-picture capability and built-in answering machine to make it easy to enjoy talking on the phone again.What is captioned telephone service? Captioned Telephone Service (CTS) A captioned telephone is a special telephone that has a built-in screen to display in text (captions) everything the other person on the call says. Captioned telephones called CapTel phones are manufactured by Ultratec.
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The pain and the pleasure of captioning telephone calls
I was very excited to get my first mobile phone in 1996 which allowed captioning on mobile (cell) phone calls. It was a Nokia Communicator, one of the first smartphones.This phone allowed me to call a hearing person using a captioning telephone service over the internet, and type my responses on the phone in real-time.