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  1. 14 Tech Tools That Enhance Computing for the Disabled
  2. 3 Awesome and Inspiring Inventions From the White House Science Fair
  3. A Hearing Aid That Cuts Out All the Clatter
  4. A Study of Low-Cost, Robust Assistive Listening System (ALS) Based on Digital Wireless Technology
  5. A Survey of Awareness of ALDs and Hearing Difficulty in Places of Worship
  6. Accessibility of Library and Information Services for Hard of Hearing People
  7. Adaptive Directional Microphone Technology and Hearing Aids: Theoretical and Clinical Implications
  8. Age Old Approach for Enhanced Directional Hearing Gets a Novel Twist
  9. ALDs: It's Not Just About the Hearing Aid
  10. Amplification in the Classroom: New Technologies, New Challenges
  11. Amplified Telephones: Past, Present, and Future
  12. And Then There Were 15: James Dyson Award 2012 Finalists Announced
  13. Around The (Acoustic) Horn - Comfort Audio Opens Doors in US
  14. Audibility and Useful Hearing Aid Features
  15. Bellman & Symfon Introduces Audio Domino ALD
  16. Bluetooth Technology: Toward More Wireless Hearing Care Solutions
  17. Clarity Introduces First Cordless Telephone With Caller ID to Enhance Communication for Millions With Hearing Loss
  18. Classroom Amplification Technology: Theory and Practice
  19. Classroom Amplification to Enhance Student Performance
  20. Cochlear Americas Announces FDA Clearance for ESPrit 3G Behind the Ear Speech Processor
  21. Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids: Some Personal and Professional Reflections
  22. Communication Wake-Up Call
  23. Compensation of Severe Sensory Hearing Deficits. Two Different Approaches to Replace Inaudible Speech Elements: Re-Sampling Versus Re-Synthesis
  24. Conversations With the Deaf
  25. Developments in Research and Technology
  26. Developments in Research and Technology
  27. Developments in Research and Technology: An FM System for Speechreading
  28. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing Assistive Technologies
  29. Developments in Research and Technology: Hearing-Assistive Technologies: Classroom Sound-Field Systems
  30. Earmuffs: A Primer
  31. Effects of Degree and Configuration of Hearing Loss on the Contribution of High and Low Frequency Speech Information to Bilateral Speech Understanding
  32. Emotichair Helps People Feel the Music
  33. Enhancing Listening, Literacy, and Learning for All Children
  34. Enhancing What Students Can Do
  35. Faster Than the Speed of Sound
  36. Feel the Music With Frederik Podzuweit’s Collar Concept
  37. FM and Football: A Winning Combination
  38. FM Systems Help Children Learn
  39. FM Technologies: Enhancing Language and Learning in Home and School Environments
  40. For Hard of Hearing, Clarity out of the Din
  41. Free Telephones, Honest!
  42. FrontRow Designed to Make Students Better Listeners
  43. Good Vibrations: Using Touch to Assist Deaf People
  44. Hal-Hen Offers Comfort Duett Personal Listening System
  45. Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
  46. Heard Around the World! Hearing Aid Compatibility and Wireless Assistive Devices
  47. Hearing Aid Fitting in Infants
  48. Hearing Aids and Personal Sound Amplifiers: Know the Difference
  49. Hearing Assistance Technology in Schools: Current Practices and Trends
  50. Hearing Assistive Technology Training
  51. How Hearing Loops Can Help
  52. Independence Through Technology: All in a Day's Work
  53. Listen Up to Smarter, Smaller Hearing Aids
  54. Listen Up!
  55. Listening Technologies for Individuals and the Classroom
  56. Making the Most out of Amplification: Personal FM Systems and Directional Microphone Hearing Aids
  57. Microsemi Launches Line of Class D Hearing Aid Amplifiers
  58. New Directional Microphone Designed on the Fly
  59. New Kits Make Checkout Counters Hearing Impaired-Friendly
  60. New Microphones Are Bringing Crystal-Clear Changes
  61. Now Hear This: New Device Combats Deafness
  62. Oticon Introduces Epoq V: Three Versions of Epoq With Three Price Points
  63. Outer Ear Allows Hearing-Impaired People to 'Feel the Noise'
  64. Phonak Introduces Next-Generation Classroom Amplification System
  65. POTS, DSL, or VOIP? Amplified Telephones and Service Providers
  66. Preserving Audibility in Directional Microphones: Implications for Adults and Children
  67. Progress Toward the Looping of America -- and Doubled Hearing Aid Functionality
  68. QUIETPRO+ Intelligent Hearing System Headed Offshore
  69. Rationale and Use of Sound Field Systems: An Update
  70. Road Test: An FM System in a Dental Office/Educational Setting
  71. Siemens Introduces miniTek Wi
  72. Sound Localization Techniques for a Direction Indicating Vibrotactile Aid
  73. Sound-Field Amplification: Preliminary Information Regarding Special Education Referrals
  74. SoundPlus 4-Channel Receiver Challenges Old Perceptions About Infrared Devices
  75. Speech Perception Benefits of FM and Infrared Devices to Children With Hearing Aids in a Typical Classroom
  76. Starkey Adds 'BluPal' Transmitter To Bluetooth Hearing-Assistance Portfolio
  77. Supplement Your Hearing Aids: Hearing Assistive Technologies (HAT)
  78. Telephone Options for Cochlear Implant Users
  79. Telstra Makes Calls Easier
  80. The Need for Fine-Tuning Adaptive Hearing Aids
  81. The Third Ear: Personal FM Systems for Adults
  82. Toward Normal Hearing in Noise: How to Steer Your Patients Through the ALD Maze
  83. Trends in Pediatric Products
  84. TV Listening Devices in the Comfort of Your Home
  85. Two Phones from Ameriphone
  86. Understanding Individual Differences in Aided Speech Recognition and Hearing Aid Success
  87. Universal Design for Hearing: Considerations for Examining Hearing Demands and Developing Hearing Friendly Workplaces
  88. Utilizing Bluetooth for Better Speech Understanding Over the Cell Phone
  89. Vibratory-Coded Directional Analysis: Evaluation of a Three-Microphone/Four-Vibrator DSP System
  90. Virtually Invisible Device Helps Hearing Impaired
  91. VitaSound Releases Personal Audio Enhancer for Poor Situational Hearing
  92. We've Looped West Michigan. Could We Loop America?
  93. Wireless Transmission Systems
  94. With the Flick of a Switch, It’s Crystal Clear to Hear
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