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TAP not supported on iPhone 3G

UPDATE: AT&T Announces TAP for iPhone 3G [deafmac.org] I’ve been waiting to purchase an iPhone for over a year. First announced in January 2007, the first generation was launched in July 2007. I decided not to get it last summer because 1) rumors were going around that 3G would be available and 2) a plan wasn’t [...]

AGBell plaque: political suppression at NTID

Note: there is no transcript of the vlog. On February 22, 2008, I commented: I have so much respect for Alan Hurwitz. But I have personally spoken to him and he implied that removing the AGB plaque was out of his hands. Again, out of respect to Dr. Hurwitz, I recommend this coalition to bypass NTID [...]

Video on DeafVIDEO.TV, your Wordpress blog and DeafThat

The above vlog was produced with Seesmic Video right from my Wordpress blog on the write screen. No longer do I have to upload a video somewhere and paste it in. It’s as simple as clicking “Add a video to your post”, recording and saving a video. I’d been using Riffly Video on DeafVIDEO.TV for approximately [...]

What about DeafSide?

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TaylerInfomedia releases new video-based forum: DeafThat!

Forum-based websites are everywhere. DeafThat! is different. Based on videos, discussions are carried out in sign language. Similar to video comments on DeafVIDEO.TV, it’s easy and fast to make a post by video. DeafThat! can be compared to DeafVIDEO.TV, but is different in two ways. Discussions are grouped under forums; and It’s easier to start discussions. On DeafVIDEO.TV, YouTube [...]

Did I finally beat tinnitus?

As some of you may know, I have suffered tinnitus for the last 10 years. On top of tinnitus occurring more frequently in deaf people, I sustained a brain injury when I was 12 years young. Until recently, I did little to track my daily habits to see what was setting off my tinnitus. Ringing in [...]

Myths about DeafSide

“DeafSide” means pushed aside Quite the opposite! Jared and I are ASL users and cannot speak. Would we put ourselves on the side? Our interpretation when we first thought of DeafSide: “Our side of the story”. Well, we’re listening with our eyes. We will choose a different name. Everyone agrees on…. I wish! I’ve signed with several people, and [...]

Agree to Disagree: DeafSide discussions

Jared and I expected DeafSide to start discussions (debates?). And that it would create issues, implications and problems. It is all good. One thing I’m seeing is not whether DeafSide makes the lines of division clearer, but that the deaf community is already divided. Before DeafSide (or whatever name) made itself known, people already had ideas, [...]

TaylerInfomedia announces new deaf aggregator

Tayler and Jared are announcing a new site that aggregates deaf blogs much in the same way DeafRead does. But there are differences. The blogs will focus on sign languages and Deaf culture Instead of moderating posts, all posts will be published from selected blogs A panel of 3 persons will select the blogs Goal of DeafRead DeafRead aims to [...]

Search for Captioned Videos in Google Video

Google Video has a new advanced search feature (http://video.google.com/videoadvancedsearch) which allows users to quickly locate all of the closed captioned (CC) videos on the Google Video site. You will need to restrict your search query to the “google.com” domain only, and select the “Search only closed captioned videos” checkbox to see the relevant results. Hat tip to [...]