TDI shares how BlackBerry accessibility solutions enrich communication for those who are deaf or hard of hearing [VIDEO]

TDI, formally known as Telecommunications for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc., is a national advocacy organization that that provides leadership in achieving equal access to telecommunications, media, and information technologies for those who are deaf or hard of hearing. Because TDI is a trusted advisor, it has a unique perspective on what makes a wireless device accessible. BlackBerry® accessibility features have been given high praise by the group, such as the customized vibration setting that sends different alerts for calls, instant messages and reminders, Video Chat on the BlackBerry® PlayBook™, and accessories like the BlackBerry Noise-Isolating Headset that enhances sound quality help to make the communication process more natural. Check out the video below to hear it from TDI:

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About Luke Reimer

@Luke_Reimer is an Enterprise Marketing Manager at BlackBerry helping to design, launch, and manage enterprise marketing programs - particularly concerning content across digital mediums. Beyond spreading BlackBerry goodness in enterprise communities, you can find Luke cooking up a storm, out on his motorcycle (when Canadian weather allows), or digging into a good science fiction book.