AOL has created
an instant messaging system designed for deaf and hard of hearing users.
The client works in real time and adds text from messages while still being
typed, instead of waiting for the 'send' command.
Tom Wlodkowski, director of accessibility at AOL, claimed that the system
produces communication that is more like a spoken conversation.
"This is a big win for AOL and the deaf community," he said. "The use of
real-time text is receiving increased attention as a necessary equivalent to
voice communication for consumers with disabilities."
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