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Oklahomans with combined vision and hearing loss can get the latest communications technology, including iPads and smart phones, free of charge through a program called iCanConnect. Also known as the ...

For millions of Americans, the Internet is not only their main source of news and information, it also provides an outlet to stay connected with family and friends. But for those with hearing or sight ...

WATERTOWN, MA / ACCESSWIRE / June 29, 2021 /iCanConnect is on a mission to increase independence for individuals with significant hearing and vision loss. Through iCanConnect, qualified individuals ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Online. Followed categories will be added to My News. Ms Verdejo, who can’t see or hear, could do none of that a year ago. The 40-year-old New Yorker lives in a ...

The FCC undertook two initiatives in May in an effort to extend modern communications technology to two groups: first, members of low-income households in general, and second, low-income Americans ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The world can be especially challenging for people who are both visually and hearing-impaired. There is a program that offers free equipment like braille keyboards and tele-braille ...

JACKSON, Mississippi - What seems like an easy give-away is turning out to be a difficult proposition in Mississippi where Toni Hollingsworth is trying to get potentially life-changing technology - ...

The FCC's iCanConnect program, which provides communication equipment to low-income deaf and blind Americans, is now permanent after four years in pilot form. Known formally as the National Deaf-Blind ...

A NEW service is giving low-income deaf-blind people free iPhones and iPads, letting them make their first steps into the online world. Ms Verdejo, who can’t see or hear, could do none of that a year ...

Ms Verdejo, who can’t see or hear, could do none of that a year ago. The 40-year-old New Yorker lives in a group home in Port Washington and is among the thousands of people with combined hearing and ...