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Is there a good app for talking to the deaf?
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Is there an app where I could talk into the ipad (or even iphone or laptop if necessary), and the text that I just said would appear on the screen. thanks!
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Administrator  Join Date: Apr 2001
Location: San Antonio TX USA
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Something like a reverse "Voiceover?" Dragon has good accuracy in converting voice to text, and there's an iPhone/iPad version that's free. Is that close to what you're looking for?
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Glenn -----
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Thanks, GG I've never tried anything yet. I have a new deaf friend so I'm just asking. Free sounds good. I saw something online from them that was $600!
Do you have a link to those apps? is there a free laptop version?
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Administrator Join Date: Apr 2001
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Start here.. Dragon for OS X is not free, but it ain't $600 either.
For iOS, go here.. Still free as far as I can see.
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Glenn -----
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thanks GH, will investigate. of course I'd love to hear what the best option is without having to test them all. I could all the company.
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