Don’t you love the smartphone that you can do something more than the simple text-message in old day? We do.
As you know I own Palm Pre as I thought it’s good as I mention my one of blog some time ago. However, I saw the chart that there show the guide on compare for smartphones with multi-touch that found from WIRED online.
At WordCamp 2009 at Dallas, I brief meet Lorelle on early morning as she point at my shirt as she said something as I wore Seattle in bright orange. Either she loves that city or it could be where she comes from. With smile each other, we did.
Until I learn that she is really into Star Trek stuff. So wick! I’m certainly that my friend would love to meet her!
Anyway, on Sunday as the second day for WordCamp, there was just 4 of us that day on Sunday during our lunch beak time. We were join at the table to relax while eat.
Suddenly, that appear Lorelle seems interest to have interview with us. To be frankly, we may not feel comfortable to take it without our interpreters. Of course, they were on lunch break somewhere. Asked to doing it later with interpreter that way we could give the better without mistook of something. Just two of them are well ability of read-lip.
You know, read-lip is never being flawless. I understand that not everybody know it’s flawless. So, it seem we don’t see her come to us after break when the meeting come up until the end.
Moment ago, I start to learn from Twitter that it seem that Lorelle start to give an opinion toward attend about the issues with Deaf about a year ago. I find it very interesting. Check it out at Lorelle on WordPress
Originally uploaded photo by pat.ramsey
I’m attend to WordCamp in Dallasto learn something interesting for today (June 27) and tomorrow (June 28). There is an interpreter in video where I’m sat next to them. Thank to the sponsor and the volunteer who work hard to bring for several deaf who attend there, also.
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/cali-live
What’s WordCamp? Check it out at WordCamp @ Dallas 2009
NOTE ADD: Oh yeah, the stream video on live would be between 9am to 4pm in Central time zone.
I never thought I would ever seen the videophone to use as customer service than rather use yourself to VRS to company’s custom service, that ought speed up on your solution or whatever you look for.
Thank ddseattlewa!
Sprint and Southwest Airlines have joined forces to offer toll-free TTY (teletypewriter) and video relay access, giving deaf and hard-of-hearing customers direct access to Southwest Airlines customer service
Customers can access a Southwest Airlines Customer Service agent by calling the Southwest Airlines TTY toll-free number: 800-533-1305 or go to SWAVRS.TV for video access. These numbers are also posted on the Southwest Airlines website at http://www.southwest.com/about_swa/phone_numbers.html.