To learn more about the ntouch VP2, visit About Sorenson Communications, LLC I really like that! And I appreciate Sorenson incorporating features based on customers' comments." It doesn't matter where we are, we can all see each other. "Everyone can talk together - friends from Pennsylvania, Texas, Florida and Kansas. "Coupled with innovative and leading-edge technology, the new ntouch VP2 offers the best-possible Video Relay Service experience for our valued SVRS customers."Īnn Marie Oester, ntouch VP2 beta tester, says she likes all of the features of the new VP - especially the new Group Call, which connects people from across the country. "SVRS engineers used feedback from the Deaf community to design the new ntouch VP2 videophone," notes Scott K.
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Guests will enjoy free parking and refreshments provided by Dagar's and Austin-based Deaf caterers Crepe Crazy and That Specialty Cake Company. Deaf disc jockey Nico DiMarco will participate in the event and priority ntouch VP2 equipment upgrades will be given to those who attend. at ZACH Theatre Complex, Topfer Theatre, 202 S. The event, which will be conducted in American Sign Language (ASL) and geared specifically to Deaf users of VRS technology, will begin at 6:30 p.m.
which is potentially dangerous in an emergency.SALT LAKE CITY, UT-(Marketwired - Jun 13, 2017) - Sorenson Communications, LLC, the company that revolutionized communication for Deaf people, will host an event in Austin, Texas on June 20 to celebrate its newest innovation: the ntouch ® VP2 videophone. If I need to quickly call 911, for example, I might not remember which mobile device I’m logged in on (or I might not have access to that device at the moment) and then I have to wait to log in, etc. This is NOT safe for us in an emergency situation. After a few attempts to log in on both, I realized I could only be logged in on one at a time. But I noticed that my iPhone then automatically logged me out. So I waited a bit, and then was able to successfully log in on my iPhone. Thinking it might be my iPad, I went to my iPhone, and tried there. Yesterday, trying to log back in on my iPad, I ran into persistent “server down” messages. I’ve noticed that sometimes I’m logged out of Sorenson. I have the app on both my iPad and my iPhone. The service is generally great! But I do have a couple of issues that could potentially be a major problem during an emergency.
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