Yet, there is Sprint Relay does offer software compatible for Mac and PC. I start to notice both are similar engineer software on how to use. I haven’t download when ZVRS was first introduce. This time, I was able to download from Sprint Relay’s site. And I found the source on where it comes from. It’s Mirial Softphone“>Mirial Softphone.

Look like Mirial have development, well, smart application that can be use both Mac and PC to make the video conferencing. It makes sense because it can be compatible with 4G wireless. What’s smart thing about Sprint, they would able to sell 4G modem to use for either PC or Mac laptop. It’s match in heaven to use anywhere.

» Source: Mirial – VVoIP solution and HD video conferencing over IP, 3G and IMS

UPDATE 02.23.10 9:29 AM: @williebike CSDVRS/ZVRS provides the technical solution to couple different VRS companies- and Sprint is one of them.

What I like about thing on IP-Relay app, it have friendly keypad just like it give you an experience to call on your own instead use AOL Instant Messaging. Heck, it make quick to dial up. It also went along with current contact on what you have in your iPhone or iPod Touch.

When I dial, it seems obviously understood by identity over my device. Of course, it requires us to register by FCC for E911. It went over the web browser to input my information, it’s base on who you are, your email and your resident address. After done for short minutes and approve. It instantly gives me own 10-digit numbers. That’s quick than I thought.

After finish register, I went back and open IP-Relay and dial someone who is hearing, it being identity without me to log in. I think it’s probably made much easy and hassle-free when I want to make quick call without lose the save on login. It quick acknowledges my device’s ID.

The agent typing is the closer as I experience at online, you don’t even need put GA, because it auto done for us after hit the ENTER. It give the individual line to know which is mine and their. It’s friendly visual. For few minutes of conversation, I find it something to complain that app won’t allow us to change to landscape, because it would make easy to have wide virtual keyboard on display, because the standup is somewhere difficult to typing like I have been told in begin on iPhone’s first introduce.

Anyway, when I want to finish the conversation, I don’t need to typing “SKSK”, you just simple press “Hangup”, it will auto send SKSK to agent. It will asked me if I want to storage the conversation, you would click to copy and then paste to the Note app.

Allover, I think it’s great, there are quite amount of deaf I knew, own iPhone would be happy to have IP-relay app. Did I mention, it’s free?

PRO
• Friendly dial keypad include the special instruction note
• Contact is support
• View on History of dialed calls
• GA auto include after submit the message
• Hang up auto send SKSK

CON
• Landscape virtual keyboard not support
• No font resize
• Not ideal to make call while on move during data loss
• Use copy and paste the conversation to notepad instead its own
• While on call, it needs to protect from have accident press button to return the front

UPDATE 11:58am CST: Seem that IP-Relay app on iTunes have been disappear on search. Only it work when I had to go to website and click, it open iTunes to find right one for me.

UPDATE 10:53pm CST: 10-digit isn’t work, I give that number to hearing to have them call me. That when I open IP-Relay on my iPod Touch. I don’t see incoming pop-up on the dispay. That sucks. Maybe it work on iPhone. Did anyone have it work?

Apple make announcement on new product called iPad. I wonder if there is Closed Caption is available. I took a good look and assure it have simple button to turn subtitle or CC. I hope it’s true as my iPod Touch.

UPDATE: It’s confirm it have closed caption
Source » Support for playback of closed-captioned content See under “Accessibility”

For example, the first panel, you can see well friendly for AccuWeather include 5-days forcast. However, the second panel of The Weather Channel is far better, it comes with animation where the rain would move. So, I decide to keep both applications to keep on my phone.

If you love TweetDeck, you can use Tweed, from Palm Pre, into like TweetDeck. Since WebOS is multi-task, open Tweed three time as you have three app at same time, set one for “home”, one for “@username” and “direct message”. Ta-da, you have “Tweetdeck”. You could also add another one more whatever you like to, such as search “column”!

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.

I thought of that and I would like to point for deaf who interest to get awesome smartphone that make you rocks dude! So, here is estimate on how much cost we, Deaf would spend within 2 years contract.

*It’s only being estimate without tax, activate charge or coverage fee.

Source for Deaf Plan: at&t TAP for iPhone, Verizon Messaging Plan, Sprint Relay Plan, Google G1 without deaf plan

Therefore, I’m able to get my Palm pre activate and play around for a quite time. After have little headache on get something I look for and doing this and this. It’s much different than I usually on other smartphone that running with Palm OS. It’s whole new level as it called WebOS, it’s not same as before. However, I find something surprise on so far what I seen. I’m give the basic on what Deaf would use on daily.

QWERTY
The keyboard is similar as Centro, my previous mobile phone, after I complain but patience and grows habit to typing influence. Now, on Palm pre, it felt bit big during the wide but not same as Treo. At first, it does feel awkward because it’s very slim instead being thick to hold while typing. I’m getting there in no time to typing fine. It’s better than typing on the screen – physical keyboard rules.

E-MAIL
It’s so like ChatterEmail, which I don’t need to worry about pay more bucks to get an app to turn into pushy E-mail for Palm pre. Yes, I can use my own domain address with IMAP support and turn into pushy e-mail instead use the common (more like dull) E-mail such as Sprint’s or dull blackberry’s e-mail address. The set is pretty simple as I don’t need to input the IMAP and STMP. However, I find one minor problem that when I tried to send to someone. It acts being slow for no reason. Hope the bug being fix.

SMS
Text Message become nicer looking than the old one, that make you feel like you’re in chat room than rather see message individual. Because it would help you being aware what our conversation suppose be. I’ll take SMS more often than use E-mail. Interesting, there is AIM and Google Talk on setting, that mean you can use it as IM in SMS program. I test on AIM to IMing someone and it’s medium speed. I would say it’s accepted to use for Relay IM during fair speed on responded. MMS is also in there, it’s nice and simple to use.

MEMOS (use as notepad)
Use it as notepad to type something and show to the cashier to order something as example. It loading little quite time while in line as other people are whine for their stomach. Anyway, it’s unfortunately, I don’t see the size on font being change that I’m afraid anyone would have hard time to read without glasses. Hate it when it happens.

VIBRATE
First, I thought it’s frickin weak. But I’m somewhere wrong and able to notice when someone send message to me. I can feel it while busy on my own mind. It’s more like 50-50, I would failed to aware of vibrate in my pocket. Oh, it shakes just once, my assure it’s during the small size, much thin than iPhone during the slide between keyboard and display. I would rather to have the vibrate shaking 3 times. But think about it, when you’re in desperate to contact someone, you’re usually – always on your hand and it either display on screen at bottom or vibrate anyway.

PRO
• Receive notification on display and vibrate
• Little improve QWERTY’s phsyical to typing
• Free GPS: Sprint Navigation
• Unlimited MMS to send picture or video to anyone
• Open PDF, DOC, EXL, etc.
• Camera with LED flashing – good picture
• Easy to switch Bluetooth/Wi-fi ON/OFF
• Web is similar as Safari (powered by WebKit)

CON
• Drain battery so fast, not ideal for heavy user
• Limited video format to play
• Poor vibrate but you can notice somehow
• No Sync to backup to own computer

My thought, I saying I must be happy to have Palm pre than pain-in-ass with Centro. I love new GUI, it make more interesting to closed the program. Oh, I’m not recommend for someone who doesn’t like Gmail or don’t have own domain address during E-mail system. And don’t use IM too much, too. The grade, I’m give is 3 and half out of 5.

Oh, I know that Sprint Relay plan to release specs for deaf to have a special package. I can’t wait when words come out.

Anyway, the touch-screen is like, again, iPhone when I look up on Google Maps – everything on features seem great! But…

The vibrate…. It’s too WEAK. There higher chance, I couldn’t notice the signal when someone send me the message. Terrible, isn’t it? I don’t think it’s no way I could feel from my pocket. Maybe I could hold the palm on my palm and await for someone send the text-message to me. Riiiight, it’s getting worst as Centro. How much I miss my Treo 700p, where it was perfect. I could able to notice the slow blink that tells me I have new text-message incoming and rapid flash as new e-mail.

Okay, enough… I don’t think I should get Palm Pre. I’m so disappointment. Otherwise, it would be so awesome to carry it with me. So, I’m wait and see what happen on 3rd-generation iPhone announcement from Apple Conference tomorrow at noon (CST) to make up my mind on new iPhone or Palm Pre. No promise!

I thought of about get iPhone. None!!! Palm pre is going to be my next mobile phone in my pocket!

New Facebook 2.0 for iPod Touch/iPhone is pretty cool, I simple shake my iPod to get new update. Wick! Anyway, I would like to share what my iPod look like as it take by screenshot.

One big main reason I love to have my own iPod Touch because I’m on travel often. When I’m in airplane, stewardess usually tells me to put my laptop away before landing. It’s kind too much for me. To have iPod Touch does solve my problem to put away in easy way.

By the way, I would love to have iPhone, but it’s too expensive to use at&t with TAP plan. And there isn’t quite features that meet my need such as tethering to my laptop.