This is updated information in regarding iPhone 4 Unlimited data plan for deaf people. I would like to pass this along to everyone and this is useful for everyone to take this advantage. Please read this very clearly and the rumors you heard about the TAP pricing plan is incorrect. This is the real source and update information was provided to us from AT&T.

AT&T states that if you have old iPhone 3G or iPhone 3GS or Blackberry Phones with current unlimited data plan then AT&T will grandfather the plan as long you DO NOT upgrade or downgrade the plan. But to make it clear, if you purchase a new iPhone 4 from any one of these, you MUST fill out the TAP form provided by NCCD.

To visit the AT&T NCCD (TAP) website can be found at:

http://www.wireless.att.com/learn/articles-resources/disability-resources/text-accessibility-plan-for-iphone.jsp

The process is very easy and you are required to download the TAP PDF form and take it to any doctor or any state agency to fill the form to make sure you are disabled then mail all the proper form to the NCCD provided. Make sure you NOTE on the application states:

“I want to keep my current unlimited data plan to my new iPhone 4 from my old account as AT&T grandfathers it”

NCCD will process your application within 3-5 business days then will send you a letter upon approval or not. If approved, your plan will stay as unlimited data plan then you will not need to be on the new AT&T plan that has limit of 200MB or 2GB plans. The new iPhone 4 unlimited data plan will be set at $50 a month.  The voice will still cost at 40 cents per minute, regardless if you are on the unlimited data plan.

With this special request, you will be able to keep your unlimited data plan and enjoy the great features on your iPhone 4. For more information about this iPhone 4, visit Apple’s website at www.apple.com/iphone/ and AT&T Wireless at www.wireless.att.com

myVRS Relay Central now goes mobile! You can check our website designed for mobile users that can look up our website for fast results with no hassle need. It just got easier. All you have is to type on your phone such as Blackberry, iPhone and other smart phone by going to:  http://m.myvrs.org and you are all set.

We are changing and make your life easier. If you are on the road trip but forgot what the VRS provider’s contact information or which address to use to connect? No more confuses or conflict! We make this simple, for you! We have everything at one place, that simple right here at myVRS Relay Central.

That is not all, our blog is now ready for mobile edition so you can check our latest updates or even post a comment on the fly. This just make it easier for everyone to check what  is happening within the VRS community. We will be adding more content into the Mobile Edition at a time.

Remember, check us out at http://m.myvrs.org at any time, anywhere regardless even if you have Wi-Fi or not!

IWRelay launches a new iPhone4 app allows deaf people to place a VRS call with WI-FI connection anywhere in the nation. Since IWRelay claims to be the 1st VRS provider to offer this feature but we understand ZVRS is also other VRS provider is offering this feature but it won’t be available to the public on July 26, 2010.

At this time, why don’t you give them a try and see how amazing you can place a VRS call wireless, anywhere and anyplace!

Check their website at http://www.iwrelay.com for more information how to get this awesome app for your iPhone 4. Remember, we are almost there to be same level as hearing world communications and we will keep going, never stop !

To view IWRelay Profile can be found at: http://www.myvrs.org/vrs-providers/iwrelay.html